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The New York herald., 1875-08-29
c,uNpAY BOAT FoR NEwARK.

The Steamboat TllOS. T.. WAY
will leave Commercial dock Newark at NJ and 2 p M
aud Barclay street North River New York at 10 80 NJ
stopping Bergen Point each way also leave Barcnv
street. North River for Sea CHI at 80 r. NJ stopping
Grand street East River Tho MAGENTA will stop at Ber
gen Point her return from Rockaway s
Newark.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

F,o CHARTER-THE STEAMBOAT FORT LEE FOR
excursions, picnic parties and sunday schools Apply
at No. ~ Fulton street. In the afternoon.
FNHE STEAMER POPE CATIIN LEAVES PIER IL
loot Of Cedar street, North River 10 30 A. NJ and
T. NJ daily for Bath Park Bath, Long Island the popuiar
seaside First class bar and and super
bathing accommodations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26

A CHICAGO BANDIT STEALS A II 1909
DIAMOND FROM GENERAL SHERIDAN
The marriage of General Phil. Sheridan will
take place in Chicago Thursday, June 3. II
will be strictly private affair, without any
parade or display of any kind, and the usual
wedding trip will be dispensed with. Bishop
Foley will perform the ceremony. mum
Der of workmen are engaged in decorating
the generals house in preparation for the
bride, and on Monday man who subse-
quently claimed to be an artist from the
New York Graphic, gained admission i'll a
somewhat peculiar manner, and undertook
TO sketch the rooms, but was soon inter-
Iupted. After his departure the general dis
covered that a diamond valued at 81 900 was
missing from the hilt of sword presented to
him after the battle of Stone river. He be-
lieves that the Graphic man was a preten-
der, and attributes his loss TO him. The man
has not vet been arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RIIL-
ROAD.
The R0ndhOIders want 10 BUY IL i'm
sRg 40 ALL

NEW YORK, May 1.-The committee ap-
pointed by the bOndhOlierS OF the NDrtnerl
racine railroad company 10 form q plan for
lulUre action Of the stockholders. report thai
ihey have given careful consideration 10 t!Ie
matter, and rehear>e the appointment of a
receiver and the order of one court, which
MAINTAINS the former system OF selling the
colnpany'S bonds and the conversion OF bOnls
INTO land. Under this decree the road Is To be
SOLD. and the committee recommends pur-
CHASE by the bOudhOlderS. They propose a
Committee 10 attend the sale OF the railroad
ana other property OF the company. with q
view 10 purchase The same and take the title
lherelor FOR Tie benefit Of ali parties assent
ing 10 and complying with the conditions OF
the plan, and assuming the management OF
the road; TO attend TO all financial matters
necessary 10 the execution OF the plan. and
lQplace 10 the railroad and property again
under IL control Qf board OF managers To
be Nnrp;l finI. pIrcfnn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26
FtccCINcr Appoin CT.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The narkxeGs


BALTIMORE. May 2i-Oottgn duh middlings,
lSa. Z Iurr Eery quiet; oul5 limited ggbbinv de-
Maud, Howard -tTc''r. aui western extra 3 Un.5 80
other grades unchanged Wheat dun and weak
N. western amber, 9 81 10 d.. 4 Sal -:
mixed d., 20, No. ] western rod 0 rs No do.
l@i. Pennsylvania rcd, ] 35a 81, Maryland red
Sal 40. do amber. -. do. white. glAl S.. NJ Z
western spring rul. ] H. Corn un-etfled--outh-
ern white, '3a-f- uthorn yellow, 7-aTs. western
mixed. IS Oats Wrakrr-sIutEern. S2a~8. western
white. =. western nVed, 7rl-2 I've dun aud norni-
nal llfalls. Hay dali and l1Wcr-Pcnn-
- lyaIia and MARI and, u u0a1i ~. Provisions
dun and h,at1. with downward ten lruCy. Pork
nominal, y -5oA22 HD Bulk meats duh and lower
shouileTs "a clear rib sides IL alls oo-s pasked,
9al2'a Bacon quit-shuulders, e. ass. clear rib
side-. l5. hams 5aal55a. Lard dun ana weak-re-
nHed- Ia steam, l5a. Butter lower; demand fair
good O. hue western gra-s, 28a2l. Petroleum nom
lual-Tenued. l.5sa4; crude, 5.sa4. Coffee quiet
hut hTm-UuChaugyd. " Risky nominal. 22al %
BALTIMORE. May 2j.-Nirginia g., psclers. ass ,
do. consolidated. .. West Nirginias. 9. North
Car9lua g., CID, 25s; do. new II, Do. special tax,
S5s bad to-day. Sugsr steady. l05S alpis.
INV YORK. Mag .G.-SfoCks active, aud prices
better. Money, ? Gold, 10. Ekchauge, long, a. 4
81, a.. f.-fis. Coz eruneuts dun aud steady.
NEW loRE, May 6.-Flour duh and declining
" heat quiet and heavy. Corn strouglr downward
LoNuoN. May Is, l2.gb p. m.-Erie hallway shares,
EaEi do. r,fe-rot. ,.
LoNuuN, May q, So p. m.-Erie railway shares
IL.
FEANEToRT. MAJ 25.-U. :. % bonds % for the
~sIa ul l,t-.
LoxI5N, May %, ?. m.-Erie railway shares,
lsai.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26
THE Lr0yBEECHER TRIAL,
Judge Porter sttti Trying 20 Convict
Hilton.

NEW YORK. Nav 2e-TpDH the F.sSuuar,-
tlon o. me Ftfon- .leecler trial to-day. fu1ge
Porter continued his summing up for tie
defer -.
lie said the 1rSt object nf TIlton and Noul-
ton Was 60 rein>faie the former I'm the fs.i,-
I~ll,i,1r that faiiet, and fhe G.ti.1 Az was
established, aud the friends OF B,erhar were
asked "a cOntributs. \ sum % money vas
nAe'ie-t ~ keep tae paper afoaf, aud tho
rot o. ~ the money. but. fn the langrare OF
Mr.. Iilton. ~ brought the SpoiiS. aud IA rhs
mean time the 5000 had been sof tron Henry
Naru Beechtr lur Bessie Turner'S sCholl
tllls and the - o'' forth support ~ TIitOn's
family, Tor which latter object Reechsr haI
10 mortgage his home
THF EACo~ LETTER
fad thcn been pa 20 = la e,afa Irt.s a rarl,fpI
edition Of tho lc.ier 20 apology. III Wa NM
Iorih to the Won't Begc.ier taouEht 60 called
Tor an invest gar. o1. bUt MoUlgon said That
would be hreaCs o. faith. a,t vet these yv..r,
the parties who !chliShel the BACON letter
ard the letter 81 apology Were these the
men vino advised silence "a WAS a ,,,lfg,,
fo ~ observed bv Mr. Boeehor and tsrokpr ~
Tiiion and MoUltop. Il Ererltr was guilty.
and had dchauCh,d oDeo. 'i> own c1wnunt-
cant>. II hC had confessed q Ilifon. Mnulton
ard Mrs. MuUe.ns 10 be l18 authorized
Monitor 10 te''Lu1Ec Morris. JufEe Tracy
ct any person. why l.l Be@cAgr rrf8S. -
Ign =, i ihe c9ri rrt irel 90! nm p. I.i'og and
tl,u read tn g.. ri tn .'r-r.>r I.,'r. which adj
mi,'Cd tfaf NJ l;er ciIer laI committed an
o.tn>e. tut I'D crime. AID was willing 10
resign.
~ srFsEIND GO TTEF TESTIMONY CA MRS.
Atf LTHN.
counsel said TIA. she urt.rsl ,ll,aroI words
A-Hiisl tier pas .'T. ucf t!-rvgI rN herself
t'oi ~ nor nu~ns'3-lsr pastor. Ivpm whose
h"itoN she hal taken tue ~ rr4Hnnnf br.sli
and wine. Counsel won't O t.,t.r,.>. O., her NE
iofitaTaIcf dUl ID n"r Sex. D. Hat iften Sug-
CtSteu by the enemies OF Nj. Bapchnr thar
ut i0ritE. t3l a. :iIt dis eOurfeul>lN W.fn the
VerigTed h'aCkua5lrr. out Ee wouil leave if
% the convictions OI The Understandings of
the Jury Dr. they had Et8rl ffc >ev,rlfv win
which NJ. Morris hal spoken pf hi- client.
huf ticN would .,cl near the deadly Huf pol-
l>Ecu ,logucncn 1f hiS learned friend. who
nat Yet to speak 10 Them ou she Other side
The counsel .rrv reverted 20 Mr.. Nbultou'S
testimony. I'M WIN h She sad she UrEel NJ.
BsecEcr Ia goodwin Co tha cllTca. a. Ue could
never appear in tie pglTit with tuIS ON his
minds and said counsel. she relates that
Ececbor replied Nat she seemed 10 ufm Ike
section Oi tr" day 81 Judgment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26
Beecher n Victim OF the Panel House
STRONG TALK OF JUDGE PORTER on TuE
BEaGK-rAII THEORY.

STRONG TALK OF JUDGE PORTER on TuE
BLACK NAIL THEORY,
Amer our telegraphic report of the argI-
mont 81 Ju..-e Porter in tue T.lton- Bsecher
lIisl closed yesterday. portions OF MOultOn's
testimony were recalled 10y Mr.. Porter and
compared with TIE evidence OF Others 10
prove MOU!ton'S dUpiicity. inconsistency
and f&isehOod. referring. among other things.
10 MOUltOn hanging Bceclcrs portrait IN
his paIlorand permitting Beecher 70 visit his
be,t-chamher anu To kiss his wife. The cOuu-
sci urged the incOmpatibility 81 this conduct
Of MOultOn if the charge OF adultery ne true.I
Proceeding Judge Porter followed the theory
that the case was one of black ma Q. j "a which
Iilton and MOulton used Mrs. Fit0n, - %
speak. ~ q
SORT OF PANEL HOUSE GAME,
and turned Mr. Hcecher'S pockets inside out,
Even q MOultOn believed ln the truth OF the
charge Of adultery against Beecher, aud ne
Swears 10 10. said the counsel, then this was
a matchmaking transaction. MOultOn ad-
mis- IN the bOOksO his firm that be received
Ire money 5000 from Beecder. aud TneO-
oofe IutOn. who pretended that he never
Su>pect ed that the money came from Beecher.
few sundays after. had conveyed TO tn,
stand oi Plymouth church the lines written
on piece Of paper. "tI1ce, Mercy and
Peace Men wee often lei aStray oy an
ambiguity OF language. What was a charge
81 bacK-nlalE asked the counsel. The word.
he said. was the contributions made by hon
est men 10 TogUe>. 10 was an eXtortiOn OF
money by means Of threats or accusations.
These moneys Were obtained in this case bv
mutual friend. Beecher was ma L. 10 be-
lieVe a lie He was lei 10 believe by MOal-
ton that he was
pASST0SATELY LOVED BY MRS. TTLToN
When MOultOn said 10 Beecher that Tilton
threatened 10 publish the scandal unless
Bowen paid him the - 600 which he claimed
MOultOn said that he would pay ID out OF hi
own pocket 10 save Mr. Beecher. He wanted.
said counsel, 10 tOrce the payment OF Ia!
money ont Of BeecheT or MS friends. There
was the panel-house game exposed through
out the whole case TIE original aim o.
Moulton was 10 get TiltOn back on the Indie
pendent, but their ievices and plans changed.
These men. Tilton and NOuitOn. were shamS
who wanted TO he thought real men. Tilton
wanted To be thought the most magnani-
nous man on earth In fOrgi wing Beecher.
Mr.. Jafireys, Oue of the jurors. az this
point q O'clock complained OF being "a from
the heat OF the room, and Judge Nelson adj
jOUrned the court for the day. Mr.. Porter. N
j expected, will be followed to-day by Mr..
EyartS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26
The Pennsylvania Republican Con.


LANCASTER. PA, May 1.-The republican
state convention was callel To order by Rus
sci Errett, chairman of the state commit lee.
at l. O'Clock. john Cessna was elected tenn
poTary chairman. After the roll call several
committees. including one OF thirteen on r,aS1-
l.. Mcpherson is chairman Of the committee
on platform.
The convention then adjourned until 2p
IN. During the proceedings resolutions were
offered declaring against a Ihirt term and
IN iaVof OF strict adherence 10 the time hon
ored uSaEeS OF the republic. These reSolu-
lions were referred TO appropriate commit
tees,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26

RICHMOND, VA, May 36.-The internal
tioMal convention OF The Young Mems CHRIS
tan Associations of the United States and
British provinces met III Ith-Street Christian
church at 1880 a. m, and was called to order
by +. y. Taylor, of Detroit, Mich, president
of the last convention. Mr. Burney, OF New
York, moved, in consequence of delay in the
arrival OF special train with northern dele
gates, to postpone the organization OF the
convention until p. M; which was agreed
IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26
THE ERIE COHPINE IYSOE.
GTAT.
4 EcceiNcr Co lie AnnIich Tor

NEW hoHk. Nav 2s.-Tp.dav-S Y'rEuar
says a director of THE Erie Railway Com
Iauy. 40 Co-N,->atiou with one OF ltS re-
ppIitr> Hast b.. -ut, said The Erie Railway
company VIII PROBABLY default on ff~ June
interest. IN COZ sequence of the failure 70
obtain tire cNf'ctct money from the Della
ware. lsc6aWa1-a and Western aud Della
ware ana Hudson companies. Ia View OF
ibis laC, there VS. probably be an anulica-
ton for a receiver ON "Wednesday .fl-la,-l
on the ground Of the iU~oiNpncE. NOT ba9k-
IUlicN 81 Jhe corporation. This action VIII
Ge tah'n under On" state law. ana viii bc
DESIGNED Ia protect an interests concerned.
Receiver AppOin ed.
NEN AphK, May -I.-Air. Jewell nrnSI-
dent or ,Ho Erie railway. was apnlufyI re-
CelNtf o. iIe co. pauy by the supreme sburt
lhiS morning. The court appointed fle ~
cClVcr oa the suit brought by the attorney
general OF fhe state OF New York on the gesi-
eral allegation Of the Insolvency OF the com
ldHN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26

SUICIDE or A RETURNED CALIFORNIAN.
A young man named Martin FitZsimmons,
son of one of the richest farmers in Elmira
valley. New York, committed suicide sun
day afternoon 10y shooting himself through
the head with a revolver. He was about
thirty-eight years OF age, and had Just re-
turned from California, where ne went eleven
years ago. He was unmarried. No cause is
known for the act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26
r<Two more disllleries have been seized
i'm Cincinnati

in Cincinnati.
81 Rev. II. Reynolds, of Exeter, Ontario. n
Methodist minister, was thrown from his
buggy on Sunday night and killed.
DGeneral Rosecrans is examining some
mines in Nevada in which he is largely in
terested.
arGeneral Mcclellan, who has been spend
Ing the winter upon the upper Nile, viii re-
turn home in July.
- The Mexican congress has Appropriated
a concession for building a railroad from
Guaymas TO Arizona.
~ Mrs. Gaskins, of Carteret county, n. C.,
weighs 60 pounds, and one OF her stockings
can hold a bushel of sheiied corn
ga Vienna dispatch says a meeting Of
the Emperors OF Austria, Germany and Rus
sia has been decidet on, and VIII probably
take place at Ems
r<Friday Afternoon a number of ladies'
will make pilgrimage 90 the graves Of A lice
and Pbebe cary IN Greenwood cemetery,
Rrnokiyn. and decorate them with Sewers
They will also read poem ny each OF the sis
ers, and close proceedi. wlth a prayer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26
The Southern Presby terrain Assem-.

ST. LOUIS, May 26.-Most of the time of
the Presby terrain assembly was taken up
yesterday in listening TO the reading OF rec
or,ls in the Wilson case This was finally
finished, and to-day Rev. Stewart Robinson
will make an argument for the Louisville
presbytery and Rev. j. j. Cooke for the COM
plainant,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26

THE OPPONENTS OF PROHIBITION in
Rhode Island consummated their victory at
the polls in the formal election of their can
didate for governor by the legislature yester-
day. One OF the first measures proposed was
the substitution OF liquor license law forthe
prOiibltOry statue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26

THE BELGIAN SENATE has unanimously
adopted vote Of confidence in the govern
ment in regard to its conduct of the German
correspondence. The papers in the Duchesne
case have been laid before the German am
bassador, with note explaining that moth
ing was discovered beyond what was already
known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26
The Derby.

LONDON, May 26.-Tne great event on The
English racing calendar, the run for the
Derby stakes, took place to-day on EPSON
Downs, and was won by Galopin; Claremont
came in second, and the Repentance colt
third Is starters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26

SUIT AGAINST A PAYMASrER's BOND
United States District Attorney Bliss has
begun suit in the United States district
court against the official bond of James S
Giraud, deceased navy paymaS ter. to re-
cover $4,000. 1t * charged that Mr.. Giraui
was so 900 short in his accounts with the
government. but in suing the bond, recovery
cannot be had for more than the amount OF
Inc BOND, which was SIS, 600, the suit for
>sbIth, double the amount of the bond. bain.
a mere form or custom. Tine Sureties o. the
BOND are MesSrs. JOS. L. Savage and ChaS.
IL. RaymOnd.-N Y. IddCs, 2jih.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY

THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY yesterday elect
ed thirteen members OF the new Committee
of thirty. all OF whom belong 10 parties which
support the present constitution. Seventeen
members remain 20 be elected. No Bona
partists offered themselves as candidates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26

~The German government has forbidden
professions in honor OF the Pope's jubilee.
~ Ossian E. Dodge, so the gossips say, is
about to marry Mrs, McF aTland- Richardson's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26

policeman, who has been on trial on charge
of killing John Campbell with 4 blow OF his
club, was acquitted yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26
Whisky seizure I'm Piftsburg.

PITTsBURG, May 26.-Collector Davis yes
terday made a seizure OF several barrels of
liquor consigned TO dealers in this city by
Golsen * Eastman, OF Chicago, improper re-
turns of which had been made in Chicago.
The dealers in this city are not implicated.
The New Assistant Attorney General.
NEW YORK, May 26.-Thomas Simons, the
newly-appointed second assistant attorney
general viii leave for Washington on Sun
day evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26

THE STORY CONFINES TO TRAVEL. through
the newspapers that Red Cloud and Spotted
Tail have left the Washington house and
gone back TO the quarters asst ned them by
the Commissioner The two chiefs named
have not quartered at the Washington horse
az all during their PIE ,ent visit, and ConSe-
quently did not ''gO back" to the fremont
house. THE STAR printed the facts at the
time, giving the names of the SecederS which
did not embrace either Red Cloud Or Spotted
Tail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26


BETTER MADE,
AND LOWER PRICES
PRICES of SUITS:
All Wool cheviot SUITE :
v,-',,.c''---s Al, Wool Scotch Suits, $40
Rn-seis Cashmere Suits, $40
Riverside Suits, Sl4
s,,,- s. =. Pennington Suits, s12
..,. ,,.. Blre Flannel Suits, STA
-. 60. Dudley SUITS, Sill
DiaeonaI Suits, SIC
worsted Basket Suits, SIS
Imported Cashmere Suits, SO
PRICES or DRESS COATS.
Black Cloth Frock Goats, double breasted. $40
sI2, SIS, SIS and $40.
Diagonal, Basket and Worsted, d5n6ie-breasted
Square Frock Coats, with Vests 10 match, Al sI2
Sl5. ST. and $40.
PRICES or PANTg.
fine III Wool Light Cashmere Pants, from 81
Business Pants, from 81 $50 70 81
YOUTHS SUITS-@
So $40 sIi
So So So sn srs
BOYS sUITs-m
50 :, 50 g SO -. 81,
"A. STR 8.
I0l1..-..-PENNsYLyAN AYENUE--...1oII
sp1-tI BETWEEN IOIH .SD IIrH STREETS.
II EFRIGERATORS
REFRI
We have a full line Of the mos, appyored kind PER
IL solid walnut and oak grained, Irhtch Lcs ofsy az
man sf0cfKtTS' Prices.
WEBB BEvERIDGE.
Importers OF China and Glassware.
m22-Gt No. 1908 Pa. av., bet. lot and Ilth sts.
no YOU OWE ANY IMPROVEMENT TAXES.
- Do not postpone payments OF yOnr i'm provement
taxes because relief from Congress the
commissioners. Those who pay will get all draw
through PETER CAMPBELL, 1898 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Millards and Treasury. maya I'm
= HAT ANNOUNCEMENTS q
We open 70 day our well selected stock Of SUMMER
HATS Tor Men, Boys and Children. PEARL CAS-
slMERE DRESS HATS. LIGHT FELT STIFF
nATS, and the GENUINE MACkINAW STRAW
CHILDREN's sTRAws A SPECIALITY.
WILLETT RUOFF
ryh-2w 903 Pennsylvania avenue.
pROF. L. sAUvEUR's
NEW CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH
METHOD.
Ne Grammar, no Books, nor EHsiish ersy sposss.
See 60 yaBsrs ard paiy Chronicle, mayis sr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26

CHA PINK PA-LU-TA, OR RED BUDS De-
pa-lu-ta, or "Red Bud" the only woman
accompanying the Sioux delegation is rather
comedy in appearance and is about twenty
Wound TO whom she is very much attached
as the following incident will show. The
Indian agents were restricted in the number
OF chiefs they were to bring to Washington,
and were forbidden by the Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs TO bring any women. The
latter, however, were as anxious to come as
the braves, and when told of the order of the
Commissioner there was weeping and wall
ing anong the dusky maidens OF the corest.
Cha-piDk- pa lu-ta quietly made up her mind
that she would go at all hazards, and several
hours after the departure of the wagon con-
tanning her husband for the railroad she
mounted swift horse and with her raven
tresSes streaming in the wind went fiyinc
across the country in pursuit of the party
She came up to them when near the station,
and leapfng from her steed, which she turned
Tdrift, mounted the wagon and clinging to
her husband with tears and entreaties he
sought him to allow her to accompany him.
Tie endeavored to persuade her to return
and some OF the braves were inclined To uSe
violence TO compel her to do so. She firmIy
declined however to trust her husband to the
seductionS OF Washington society mat
tended, and even the efforts of Agent SavIIle
toinduee her TO return were wholly unavail-
ing. She seems to greatly enjoy her visit to
the pale faces aad keeps an eye on "the old
man" at all times, invariably accompanying
him IL his walks about town. This incident
serves to illustrate the truth of Bryant,s
couplet slightly modified
''Skins may differ, but affection
Dwells in white and red the same"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26

THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION of cadet
midShipmen will commence at the Naval
Academy on the I0th of June. and will close
about the Goth, after which the graduating
ciaSS'wilI be granted leave of absence pre-
paTatOry To being ordered To duty. The other
classes Will 90 on tire usual cruise on the
Constellation. The graduating class this
year numbers %. There are about - candf-
dates for admission 10 the academy; their eX-
animation will begin about the 21St OF June
and viii close about the end of the month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

EOACERr AND EXHIBITION
FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY SCHooI
u be held a. the Church Virginia aveaur bstyvera
- AMI 9Th streets -Cu- hS-st, WEbNESD
EVENING. MAY 25th, 1,7J clock
Ilnkets . cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26

INCREASE OF THE FREE DELIVERY SER
VICE IN NEW YoRK.-The Postmaster Gene
raj has made and order Increasing the daily
delivery trips by letter carrier from five to
seven az all the principal stations i'm New
ork city. The collections VIII remain the
same as at present, twelve. For this pur-
pose he has allowed Po- tmaSier James forty
five additional carriers at 800 each with the
understanding that promotions in the regular
force are 10 he made from the list OF auxiliary
carriers. The order taxes effect June Isl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26

THE RECEIPTS today were, from internal
eV enue. S25G93G: from customs, SG5S.rSI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26
TIE
ICE KING REFRIGERATOR

Ha- stood the -rsre-f test -.r tHe past five years.
ttErl. aN.- tie H. .I- a. AL tire principal indus
1rial E-t-si-t L. throughout the United State.
C'ur.t-IE with nearly every R-tTi-eratlr Low IN
.si>'eEc'- am u.N prepared o. challenge The wJrl
& produce lis e.l.l
Il. n DIGGINS, Pateltse
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
PRESBYTERIANISM.

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLIES.
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REOPE.TI.EG.
SECOND INSTALMENT
OF
Spring and Summer Clothing.

LATER STYLES,
BETTER MADE,
AND LOWER PRICES
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THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT Will tax
part in the exhibition OF 1870 to be hell
pifla.i4l,Efa
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received At the
rroaSuTy To- day for redemption, $50 81.
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DISPATCH MAIL FROM NEW YoRK.-The
Post Office department is anxious to arrange
for an early dispatch mail from New YORK
which shall leave that city ut precisely /
O'Clock and arrive at Philadelphia al = q. m
The railroad authorities are willing To ma !<e
such special arrangement If the govern
ment Will nay for the service. The depart
ment now has the matter under considera-
ton.