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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

Political MURDERS N LDyI.IANA-H.-
tlnTIot.s Su.t5iret oJ G"a,,o} Sbgridp-tfeu-
eral sheridan. in "A note 10 hon. Geprge +
Hodi. chairman OF Ire Congressional inNeS-
UgabEg voHGniTtce. says. In response to
the inquiries OF the members Of The Congress
slonai committee. a. ~ The number OF per
sons killed ana wounded ia the state since
1856 on account oI their political opi mons /
have 10 state that the number reported TO
date j. as follows: kIlei, 21il. wounded
21I5. total, ], 4,25C."
The ad Justment resolution adopted by tie
conservative caucus in New Orleans Mondav Y
nighj was delivered To Mr.. Wheeler. of the
Congressional committee, yesterday morn
ing. If the committee deem il ad viSabie they
viii consider the matter in Washington and
reply by telegraph. The resolution is nof yet
made public.
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TEsE ELBRI ARy FREEZE.
Erp in NPn Nnri. Hnrnnr-

NFw YORK. February 10.-The weather.
r.u3-H somewhat moderated from that OF
ye~faf3sE. is yet very cold. Navigation on
IIs North and Last rivers IS very much I'M
V.le. ny .ce.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
RauIes BrofherS d %

LONDON. February ie.-The friends OF
HoWle~ Brother & Co, state thaI at a meeting
81 tEe firms creditors yesterday, the triple
currency funding plan was adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

-sr PRESIDENTS RECENT MESSAGE on
Arkansas, uas disturbed "a [rca, me- -
persons who pretend to have q i19. r7~9r.,
:Cg constitutional forms. T'.,e II.frrt,.3
els~s 80 once Jumped 10 u = Conclusion that
unless Congress .akeS some action tu
tie matter. the President Will. afier the
aaJDJTHiueHt Of fOuZTS~~. use the
army To- L'ttce Mr.. BROOKS In the gubeIna-
jOrlai C.:ttir. II can be safely stated mat ,uch
u not the intention Of Tie President /:
congress ~, JGurH~ VI thOut deciding I'M. rsuc,-
ions Jj Issue, IL Is more Than likely that the
President VIII consider tuat congress ac-
qult~Ca-- tine present political status Of \ g.
kansas. .Id ieaEs Gov Garland 10 rua.a..
t.t -..a3T. nt that state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

'DE4ENrAELE HoNJ-rHs. i.tf4f E...-
.t Ntfs-' have noticed a reference TO some
'lnlQUc vvIlict>' mentioned IN vour !vSu.
O. 10 tSE. and OT" o. tJ-ut IS So strongly
rgIlnleIitet. iD IuS ta>tr that am sorrr vn5I
have - call Il unique" \ burg:gr sya~ -
shot ir 71sruffs h't "'t5. / suppose ANA III
EefufDt passed Uti the 3cL was 81. fJ,l4t.,5.s
t'H.tsf"- ! am charmed with tIe I.Opr. et e.
al ne s"u'l ION ana sincerely wish II cDG'rt
n- rem tcrett General f. cry >.avcI OF a bur
STAR o. any other ~ ii beast Of the same M
Ju'e '>- 70 seems o. me. q bcHriactOF 10 A.
ma IfN. and IL ha1 my say the verdict on
The carc:t>e~ OF the aE maiS should not onIv
bc ."oa.rt3sHt'fLa@ homicide" but the thanks
%; the Jury should be- addict iu behalf OF lftr
community. 10 Try. dearest STAR. 10 POM.
."Ilze f-I" Ner1lcI ever a you are popular,
ours NGiNr tpNNEND AEIE HpNI,iD
Nh-HI>cTvS- February D. Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

THE PASTOR of the Methodist church at
Peterborough, y. H., has been barred out OF
his pulpit by his congregation because he had
recently exchanged with men OF exceeding
lv liberal views" the good folks OF his dock
being determined. after the >criptural in
JUNCTION, to keep the pain OF their salvation
very narrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

THE LATE HANTLTo~ SMITH -Tb. Ttga-
rssI oil 1ir. Hamilton smith. who died >uIieu-
is ou Sunday. tool, place this afternoon from
Tie hol~e oi JUds, Key. ia Georgetown. His
" q c' lest ~Ou~. Huntington Smith. and Bal
lard Smith. of the Louisville CD3'Ftei-,joU41JoI.
dIIIVe in season "a D" present at the funeral.
TIE pal li-hearpT~ WCr" Judge NiDiaCK. of IN
diana Mr.. Beck. al X eEtuCky; Or. BrOtheaj.
General vincent General Dunn, Dr. IinlS-
ley D. Peter Parker. Judge Weed. The re-
mains were placed IN Il vault at oak Hill.
M, Smith was fOr many years one Oi the
leading iawNtT OF the West. and during that
time prominent citizen of Louisville He
was born in New Hampshire i'm 1901. and
Srs'tUatcrt nom Dartmouth College i'm ISt4
with high hunOI>. He was associated in col
lese with Chief Justice Chase and they were
lifelong friends. On leaving college Mr..
Smith came 10 Washington ami lived here
for several wears. lie studied law under
William Writ and Levi Woodbury. and in
l-1- entered upon legal practice i'm Louisville.
Tn fifteen years practice be accumulated a
u3utsomc fortune, and in 1910 he iu-
Vested largely Ia an extensive tract OF
soa! land at Cannelton, Indiana. and in
l.i he removed to that point and
entered largely into Manufacturing
,F'T1tlcD>. establishing cotton mills. Sc.
IL 'rt0ur8ged and assisted the operatives
49, obtaining homes, ~ that, unlike most
CiI'I manufacturing towns, the labOrer-
Nor. arr Unity, honest, sober. and indus
lr.eU>. There never Las been "a strike i'm the
tIt.t>. OF the coal mines connected with
IL,u. While seldom takinsan active part
-- I'l!'it> Nj smith mas been held IN n gd
esteem ~ ihc great party leaders OF the
".-Jn. He was delegate 10 the Chicago
%. sea Iuu which Nominated Mcclellan in
10 aud In l>t> he was present at the New
OF democratic convention aS the conf
dthH"l trieud Vf ChiCf Justice Chase. aud
wa understood 10 - and acted a. the exp0-
nent OF tat ~tateSman's views and Seiiti-
mcHi> M the discussions anterior to the
meeting o. the convention as To the most
available candidate to be adopted by fhe
party. During the recent Senatorial elec-
lion IN Indiana, Mr.. Smith was named
prominently as a compromise candidate in
ease The democracy could not agree upOn
either Judge Mcdonald or Mr.. Vorhees,
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Il PIIkLES.
TABLk SAUCE
great variety
q. q. C0RNWELL 4 SOSs,
ELA q a. A nEERS
febI r IaI- Penn. ave, opp, wiIlari- Hot.

iebl tt Iti- Penn. ave, OPP. Willard Hotel.
SJBj EBAN loNES--'-The Hystt-yiil~ Build
- ing t.mPtrr- lf Prince 6sHlrsr'. comfy.
Mar lard fI,.rparatrd November p, I-7I has
purf ht-ll between h,- AMI siN e Tine IN Il
sgli- isli ir IEe village ot uyatt~s is aud sffers
Siva lutl. rl"-t- o. persons subscribing raFN for
rtcck 20 secure ts. Ilt~rt1- uaui-3Mr -uf,yrttt n
Te-it.'ugF~- s-taIr Is minutes ride hy rail from
Nart tt'n1 rslutuHtaiu ts. S~ts suiy St ~ pr
quar- ttE b. trans daily. Taxes very low SAtr-~ II
stock : l - b Fas able az th- GBfe 81 peT month
from IN H--I " stHa~.IsE sf December i.Tf
fcpl-- 20 tlf Hrr .i iiH.T pJrsftru. tutf.r
~. tf- al iCfti iuf~ItllalIu given ol appiIrt
tI"n 90 aEr one ~ toe lIH III al the com
many. lE Nll"Tl ~JIi~g. irfsHrr> Tor STOCK
S-i,el, stZ N ". " DANtNHON ER. President
1921 NJ 80 HFrrua-t- JOHN = Low. -.-r.r.r.-
Tbirf trr.rr.- .th.-. rFr4-ETs department. q 4,
HYATT Tre8-uErf- H is stfs iIe. No. X FL
Lott. Attorney. 3t2 ~ - rHrtlWe,. JOSEPH
q BEGAS. rf Obs Bard g ptE-ctay-. g.yau 4
Bro o0= PeuIg. avenue. opposite Il -t4. ,.5tts
Hoiel lBa rrhi fytSCl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

\ FATAL QUAFREI OVER \ FLOWER
PCT-MaTia FgWcett and Harriet Smith.
over tie possess ION OF a hOweT-pot, both Dc
coming Intensely excited over the Tifa
Harriet who is very fat and uqwielily. wa
SoCvercDmc that upon receiving a blow from
Maria she PASSED OF into upcOuSciOuSua-S
and several hours after the incident the doe
to.s were -tiil striving without avail 10 p
store HcT fnoy considered that matter -
H-F.F sgt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

THE BISHOP OF STRAsEoCRG having is
sued charge TO his clergy, in which he
alleges that the church is prosecuted, the
German authorities have seized the copies
and forbidden the PRONUNCIATION OF the docu-
nHIlf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

ARTHUR CHAMBERS CHALLENGE. y.-,.
RCoKF.-THe following challenge. dafal p,... -.
aielpfia, : ebTUary oth. mas been sent ~ > 81
RooEl.-Seeing ycG claim the title OF ..
FtprShir without having fought c1~ c,,fi,,.
$3.50 side. have forwar' holt yoa Ipi
posit to Mr.. Harry ~ -dioo"[3, -do" @[3' - II. % a.
street New York. - II, :" cast HOUSTON
cOTdiug to vow --ie f2hi 10 take EIa'- .,c'
..loru Trrroii own challenge, fifty mile
nv NTr -. Michigan. and FOR $500 q side
mrp' fOphc covering >,'it tcl'lNlt sllt
-urc me AT Harry HITS on Thursday
february n. between 5 and 10 p. m. TO dTd F.
I up articles ana arrange prelimjuaTie>.
/ Respectfully yours. ARTHUR CHANBEE-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

y BIC FEE FOR 4 BIG JOB.-Evarts, one
OF BeecheT's counsel, is 10 receive a fee OF
25,o1o, paid by Beecher's friepds.--Aptiaiopo-
rs S5Ittfei.
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The Form OF Government for the Dis
fripf
THE MORRILL, BILL.


The following signatures OfprOmincnt bust
mess men and prOperty-hOlderS have been
added to the petition i'm behalf of the Morrill,
bill, since the last publication:
James T. Young, Charles Il Bailey.
Lewis tlephane, James ID. Clary,
\. n. Jes-Up, 4. b. Kelly.
VIM +. SpadBg. Vim 3 Orme,
r II smith. Keye- & Co.
Juo. l. kidwcl. NM B Gurley.
George TAYLOR, T T CrittruieIl.
IT Harvey Lindsey, Theo- +. G1tchaI,
VIM G Moore, E. Young.
Gen. ;. ? HeiDtZ" Imam johnson & Young,
Charles I Smith, Charles / Weatrr,
Riley a. ShInn, William D Baldwin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

No'TNATI"Ns TO-DAY The President
sent Tie -oi.OwLgu nominations 10 the Senate
to-day. John y. Campbell. Of Wyoming ter
T.tgrv. TO be "a \ >si>Jaut Secretary Of state.
30. % n J.gyci, OF Nebraska to DE Goyer-
nor O. wyoming territory. james II. CO.g--
rHG ip U- United States marshal cor tHe
district judge OF the United States lrtEe
eastern district Of the state OF Wisconsin:
Jeremiah n. NirkleF o. Pennsylvania 10
be aZeU, l'T Indians II Camp 4 Uache agaacv:
-\ItrrW Miller, Of California. receiver UaJ-
-Ic moneys dt SusauNille. CalItGDla- WIN
- 'ouHcill. pi AIabam3. To- b" receiver pub-
-LE LnLLHN. .t-L...E.L.o- \ ALt L.LL.l-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

THE FALL RIVER SrEIKE.-In response 10
"A call rom the mayor OF FAN River, Chic
Constable Boyntou, of Boston. with fifty men
started for That city at noon yes -ertaV. The
PROBABLE C3USe for the summons is antici-
patej trouble from strikers i'm the cotton
mills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

NEW CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESFS-T
Boston Pilot states thar the Pope has raiseI
The dloceses OF Boston. Philadelpitja, NIL
waUilie and Santa Fe 10 the dignity ofarrh-
dioceses, and their respective bishops to the
rank of arch bishops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

THE METHODIST CHURCH Obtained it>
great power in this country through ij>
itneTant system. and some OF its preachers
fer that The eNaSionS OF the system will
make the church weaker. The question
was debated yesterday, and viii be consider
ell again at the meeting OF the preachers next
week Y y HernId- aln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

RHODE ISLAND wEANERs have indulg gei
IN that very expensive luXGry-a strike, and
all because OF back pay; not in the cOngTe>-
ional sense OF the word, however, but on ac-
cunt OF ante-datmg on the part Of the mill
owners. A rather iniudicious season OF the
wear TO select for a stTike.-N L. HerdtL
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Numerous Fires I'm New York.
several fires iu BrookIyu.

\ Nv DEh- tblH nary IN utncrou> tires
involving in each case 4 small loss, Occurrc
here Yesterday
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fONIIoIt..

q EuEa-.r.eut f.r -iN uiCh-- and two matinee
snly e tll- 3 PgItr Cnm7iI1n, Ar. " T Melville
Who wil AZ par Ju tn thrilling sensational Drama
snttied Smoke o., T. Psr1--S ~ tSs "a sSfpsets-
kirrt aVp-araure ia Washington uf l. Caiy II
Brother tho IueN Tlicabe CRYSTAL Ca-Set Nv
feTy- II.st appearance in Washington uf the c-l@
tTated aIsP Sisters Hattie. N--tir. and Enm1
EHEsEeTl-ut q she popular juvenile Ch1rse teE
ists, 1hs C1wthrTurs. Master Herbert aEi Little
Joe. For particulars see House Bills. fsb~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

HFEF SEt SOUSDINGs--CO Commander Hen
~ Ernen iT., cOmmandin" L. (. :. Tusca-
Tora, mas made long report to lhe Navy
department relative 70 deep Se3 ~DuudingS
made by him. between san Francisco ami
Honolulu. The report iS fun OF matters in
teTeSting II marine students ana persons in
tereSted in submarine cables Commander
EIben expresses the opinion that the bottom
OF the Pacific between San Francisco and
Honolulu Is splcndidly adapted for laying
Geographic cable on account of lis almost
Uuvary.ug soft COY bottom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

DIVORCE INCREASING IN MATHF-Tbf
uiN0Tce business seems to he pretty good in
Maine, and is constantly increasing. indeed
some VIII have il that divorce can be got In
Name easier than in any other state. Last
year AZ bills were granted, OF which 23S were
for dcSertioD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

nF- The funeral of Ex-senator Buckingham
took place yesteT-2y, at Norwich, Conn
AZ. - sts,,ed that the Dutch cremation
sCciC'" now NUMBERS a bout 200 members.
~ Iuey say that Icle Daniel Drew has
made million this winter i'm stock specula-
tions and Jay Gould two millions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10
ANENUE THEATRE.
N fLNIF VI EUPULIlAN EARiE TIES
lE, " B.JFE .-.---.. l. -srg aud MANAGE

GRAND OPENING NIGHT.
MONDAY Ev-ntH.. Feb. :, a,Id Every Night.
BEST stan ARTIST IN AMERICA
The Great LHUI- u ~ GsrfTutls- the Holland SIS
rr-- Mis- Fanny b. vr. VI lie DrNere- tJil,lZ- ami
Well. = DO and Wac. Harm T~Dn-r. tEa~. h Ing
Johr F,rra-. WI King FRANK George PIlgriu- ~
D. C"Ego-~t, hand Brothers, and host Of oJh-r
EeTf1rr-sT- la
ANUS fIIFNTS CF4IL NATIONS
aftrlf-....4 ana Bow 4.T-.5i.f..T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

SOT BACK."-The New York Witness. the
Methodist, and California Christian AdVo-
cate declare that The shadow or the tenn
rerance dlal mas gone back forty wears" be-
cause the New York Advocate has ..insertai
cipe for making cider with remarks Iauia-
fnrH- OF lLal hpNeranc :, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

ESATpE CAEPENYER delivered an at
dress iu The Academy ui Vi usic I'm Milwaukee
.a>i evening. The Senator referred briefly 10
hiS recent defeat. which ue attributed largely
10 the opposition % railroads He paid a hign
compliment to Mr.. Cameron. SenatOr-ele.f
whom He knew 10 he z firm and consistent re-
publican. In conclusion. he urged his friends
10 forget personal disappointment, aaI re-
main true TO the Marty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

y coon STORY Is told here aueut Fernando
Wood. u seems that prior 10 a social enter
talHment given recently by Mr. Wool
through some mistake Of the secretary. am
invitation was extended to a negro member
o! the House. The colCFed gentleman was
very much dStOniSEct ri being invited TO
Participate. and 10 find that the civil rights
bih covered even Fernando Woods social
entertainments, and after some hesitation
wrote 10 Mr.. W OOd polite note saying that
hc would be delighted 10 accept Of his hos
Ilf3lIty- bat was afraid u would iuiure him
tu hIS district" Mr.. Wool tells the story at
b-~ own expense with great deal OF aJISto.-
d 0sE. Spsg.gi v. i. t5r0phic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10
Obituary RECORD-
IlnnIr. ~ -AisIiuEuis,leh rhllaaeI

: ~larl.i5l., F5,i,As Fci S,n Of tBe Episco-
mai t,,,.,.i,--, -,'-' ~. clapia that institu-
ts-- .a,i. 1le3 Yesterday au u. Sfaun-
..sl. 81 year o'i. Also. col. John. rlNa-
ton. aged "a. IL DuIsma0Hot "a Penns a
- the Mexican Waf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

4 Family SUOTHEEED BY COAL Gas
IN fh!ladei! Ina, VIM. Matthews. his vii.
house OF friend on Friday night last were
overcome by coal ga nom stove i'm their
chamber Tie child was found dead and
Matthew and his wife !nSens bic Matthews
recovered somewhat but his wife e., ,fHl
suffering. and II - feared Size "lii not re-
cover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

iFTgu Rsirinore,l
take PLEASURES - .ffu-uing the Ladies # " tiug
ton that -a- E- fFar1 this day taken charge OF te
HAIR DEPARTMENT AZ CHAS. BAUAS :. aEi
being vEerfoug-d IN this business for tla la Z
twenty years xssrtrtseS fG!l satisfaction IN FAtG
DRE~SlSG. CHANTBDING. and CUTTING
CHILDREN HAIR and RI ID ES HAIR
PRESS NC a sp-gfslt-. Lslles vii b attended
D in their o. Lr-~ bE l.a viuF their orders al
CHAS D5C III ) Corset FACTORY,
decIs-Sln 4E~ 7tE street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

THE NATIONAL GRANGE. in session in
Charleston, :. C., last night adopted reSOlu-
tons declaring the existing patent law op-
pTeS>IVe, and requesting Congress TO grant
IlO more extensions and To amend tlte patent
laws s. as to allow any person To use or man
utacture any patented article on the pay
nFg.t n a reasonable raynlfE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

dos BOUrICATLT'S SOE AT WFSI
P.INT-N Washington letter says nion
Bouc.cSult mas a hajnSOmr young stripping
OF q son al present or a visit 10 this city Con
GTe~>man sam trcamer. OF New York. q
h'sd "a appoint the SON to the WeS- Point
'ItctSiip in lis al 'Tjct. wllicG hc did yes
to-day withr8t any solicitation from any
body. The appointment WAS a very rleasau.
-.EIl..e - .Mlu2 EnE.irAN.L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

AT TIE WHITE HoUSE.-Senat0re IIar-
ycy. Oglesby and Davis, Representatives
Phillips, Hammer, EuHdv and Pratt Judge
ErskinC of Georgia. Gov. Campbell of Wv
OminiuE. and GOV. Woods OF Utah. had au-
dIence with the President thiS morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

EiR. NUILETT'> CoNTRACTs-Tho rc,1lu-
tiO3 introduced u The House by M. COX on
last Saturday, directing the Secretary OF the
Treasury 10 furnish certain statements of
the contracts made by NulIett when SUPER
NlSing Architect. has been cons idered Nv ne
Committee on Pubic BUliiing- and Ground,
Ii was finally tabled. on the ground that ID
would take the labor a. one hundred CLERK
from low t. tire Itu o! March 10 furnished the
desired +. formation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

\ DUEL WITH SWORDS has taken place On
Belgian territory between NJ LalliueGr, man
ager of the IgGcf,e5i,'11I' nc 'Dise. ami NJ. Paul
dc CarberOn. son OF The former chamberlainOi in Oi
Napoleon Ill The former was 81 ght y
wounded in the ShOuider AT the first cncOuI-
ter and NJ. de COrbarOn shortly afterwards
received a thrust in the band, which prevent
nl him frnm continuing Lh. nrhl-
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DcstH "T a New Work Merchant.

NEW YORK. February il.-Bari. Frank
beeku3a- prominent merchant died b,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

AN APPROPRIATIoN OF sl.,D1..0J wds in
cOrrorated in the SGniry civ1 bill by th
House Appropriation Committee today. :
pay the expenses of the public printing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and GOSSIP.

Mrs. GRANTS RECEPTIONS are held on
Saturdays, commencing at three and last
ing until five O'Clock 2. IN.
The Presidents public reception will oc-
cur Tuesday evening, February 23d, and will
continue from eight TO ten O'Clock p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

HORRIBLE DFATH.-While George Sauer.
of New Brighton. Staten Island, was work
ing in the color works at Constable Point.
his apron caught ii the machinery. and he
was drawn in between two long cogwheelS :
and instantly killed, his body being crushed
to fragments. Sauer leaves several children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

THE GRAssHoPrEE BILL 4 LNw-The
President mas approved an act OF Congress
for the relief of persons suffering from the
rayascS Of .Tas~hopperS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

JANUARY or MOUNT WASHINGTON
average temperature on theSummit of Mount
Washington, y. H, during January, was
much lower than last year. there having
been but three days since the nth, and but
eleven in the whole month. that the fher-
nometer has been above zero, while on the
18th il was 46 below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

INTERNAL EEvENUE-The receipts from
tins source to-day were 80, ,2sG.iI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

THE INV TAE1FE ANn,TAX BILL pro-
poses 10 raise about 81. 1.O5OG00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

SENATOR BUCKISGHAN's SUCCESSOR
Gov. lngcrSoii. ot Connecticut. has appointed
Senator elect VIM. ". Eaton, OF Hartford 10
fin the vacancy in the Senate caused by SEN
atoF BHcEirEham> death. Senator Eaton
viii leave fol Washington soon. probably
to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

Fatal GAhIE OF BLIND MANS BLUFI-
We are informed that ola Friday al week
q son. aged - years. of Mr.. JOai Kaufman
oi Windsor township. thi, county, iicd from
the cteCtS of Injuries winch Ge received hE q
tall several days previous. l. appears that
the boy was playing blind IIau'~ bun, I'm
company with a number AZ playm9rcS, Iu
his fathers barn. AMI while hI.niigltel Ee
ran with consider bic fore against = .,o0T
leading down q stairway. which few open.
and he fell q distance OI about eight feet re-
>UilHg iu :lc fracture OF hi- skull AMI i'm
some internal Injuries. The unfortunate lad
suffered most cNcIur .atinI pain. until death
came TO his T.lIei.-JnEt PA. Ev-c"c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

HEAVY LOSSES OF THE ALFoNsIsTs II
BATTLE.-The London Daily News telegram
from Spain says that the Alfonsisfs lost five
hundred killed and wounded and three pieces
of artillery ia the recent check they received
near EStella.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

THE SPRING RACES at Savannah. Ga.
closed yeStcroay. Busy Bee won the hurdle
handicap, two miles, over Captain Jack and
NJ ldDight, in 4G2K Granger won the mile
heat handicap over Mildew and three Others
in tour heats, I.56& best time. Letitia IL
won the consolation purse over Rutleige,
Stampede ana Red IacksOn. in Iii and 1 81 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THE BEsCHER CASE.

THE BEeCHER CASE.
Tilton Still on the Stand.
His Female RoOm-Mate at Winste1.
l. GU ISIA MA.
The Compromise Proposition,
TIE TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD.
FIRES AND MARINE DISASTERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

THE MORRILL, BILL.-At about 2.3J n m.
to-day the Senate proceeded TO the consider
alton of Mr. MorulIS bill for the better gov
eminent OF the District Of Columbia. the
question being on The anendment of Mr.
Morton 10 make the Commissioners elected
10y qualified voters. instead Of being appoint
eit by the President. Mr. Morton thcn pro-
Cee'icd To sIsuk at some Icegth IN favor oI his
amendment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

Mr.. WM. s. FITCH father of Lieut. Thos
Fitch. OF the navy, lwhO lately married the
daughter OF Gen. ShcrmaH.) died Mond "
at GIcenpoint, in East Brooklyn. of cancer
ia the stomach, aged &c. He was a native OF
Ireland, and came to this country at an ear
lyage. His last pursuit was that OF an iron
manufacturer. and he is said To have left his
family a good circumstances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

THE AFFRAN AT \ BALL. mentioned IN
yesterdays STAR rs having occurred in
Santa Fe, New Mexico. took place in Dem
Yer, and was copied from the Denver Nc.r,
in santa Fe, \. n, paper ot the 18th Janu-
airy. The western paper from which THE
STAR copied the article made the mist2te OF
locating the affair IN Santa Re.