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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06
nRY GOs,r,s.
5n0 NEWS WooLLEN SHIRTS At

6l0 MEMS W0oLLEN SHIRTS At
500 HGN,J w0oLLg.S SHIRTS al 7Sc.,
900 MElsss wOOLLfsg SHIRTS at II.
X $50 MEMS wooLBES SHIRTS at 81
EGO MEMS WO0LLEN SHIFTS nc $3.50.
1000 pair #, y! MEMS DRAWERS TO match above
SEQ LADIES W0oLLEN SHIRTS 4, ~.
500 LADIES, W0ULLgN SHIRTS at az
goo LADIES. WOgLLEN sfstRTs az Si,scu
y 1877 LADIES' WOOLLEN sHiaTS d S9'so
95Si pair LADIES' wooLLEN DRAwEps -
match above SHIRTS. -
c CHI BRss. yyoLLES SHIRTS a, Soc,
$50 Wo0ILES sHiRTssssa, IsSc.,
e 175; CHILDREA's EOOLLEN SHIRTS a.
zoe cssIIiizSSkESs woollEs SHIRTS :,
SO SO eair saiE6sE pkAw shahasI IS s
500 es ! &. s ssIEns LlsES-Bosoa SHIRTS
We guarantee The above goods to DO twenty %,
cent; les Than they can be bought elsewhere.
ANDRoSCOGGi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. atm.
WAMSyTTA BLEAcHED COTTON al dc wv
SHEETINGS at case price, ~ 800
BALAoRAL SKIRTS t75c., 81, $1.25, $3.50.
Handsome stock OF cEOAKs very cheap.
We. offer unusual BARGAINS 10 DkESs EOops ana
ERESNCH, ENGLISH, ard AMERICAN CAS-
SILK sGARES;
HiAN p sERSH n handsome boxes;
VICTORIA KID GLOVES 1t 81. 1.-TWO buttons,
C COURTNEY s. POWELL,
de & sf4,..1gf ,sss4sS5s rs SIS Rroad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

THE MEMBERS OF ST. Al ssy%gZg
Il BANS ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. AyA4
No. 49,. are reonested TO attend q stated ELSAS
conyocaiion OF their Chapter. at St. Albaus NesaS0
Hail, THIS (doadayI EVENING, 9Th instant, at 6
o'clock. AN loyal Arch Masons in good standing
are fraiernaly dnvltea to attend. BY order OF the
NJ. E. HIP. @ 8. BsJACOBs,
de 6.1ts secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

..4as7lB;urfs- OFFICE GRAND SEcaETARY,s /,
~, G {, RICHMOND, November 20, 1875. s !.
THE CIR AND, ANNUAL CON- &.
i MUNICATION OF the GRAND 0
LODGE OF ANCIENT, FREE AND AC-/vN
CEPTED MASONS OF VIRGINIA will meet at
ST. Albans Hall lin this city, on MONDAY, Decem-
Der Is, l S75, al O'Clock z. a., Ill
BY order OF WILLIAM B. TAIIAFGRRo M. W.
@, NJ t5n,SI II q 80 5-t JOHN DOVE, :
no 2e-td y... Grand Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

HTFRINGES, BRAJDs, AND, BIND.
INGS in all Of the latest styles; - p ~
BUTTONS OF every descript lou to match the fash
ionable DRESS GuODS;.2 nes rra -
oi7 - 'S> -. LEVY BROTHERS.. ?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06
mErTTYuS.

AFFICERs AND MEMBERS OF so
SgRICHMuND DISTRICT BEaEFiT EZRA
BOARD, Ee.1, Ksof p, VIII meet az III .sd9
street between Main nnd Bank THIS Ssag
Monday EVENINGS, the 6.b .instaut <z.sS
at TX o'clock. BIZ order OF the president. -E4--
de t-lIx JUHN B. VAUGHAN, secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

A NPHRACITE COAL for furnaces, La
II trohes, self.ieeJers, base. burners, and other
grafes: WEST VIRGINIA SPLINT no. 5 blocs),
highly recommended; BLACK HEATH lump;
average and smiths burns Ike the siidothlan, ana
is mined on adjacent property. For SAFE az PRICES
10 satisfy dealers or consumers.
- - ! ."lG.rI. $3.50 s-s.a ALBERT BLAlR,
fourteenth street near Mayos BRIDGE
MI 1f.3rD iS"Szf ~
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ALEX n NJ IA.

THE MONTPELIER AFFAIR.-Interest in
the result of the drawing does not seem to be
as lively as 1t was, though the pleasantries
OF the case are heard as frequently as ever
The sub committee are still diligently at
work, though 1t is not probable they can
finish before Wednesday. Among the new
tickets, which they are now examining they
nave found several of the numbers sold in
made certainty that no tickets sold here
were in the wheel at the drawing The of
ncers OF the association are waiting for
their report before they will make their state
ment.
THE OTTMAN CAsE-The civil suit brought
here by the United States, under which Win.
ID. OttmaD's deposits in the German bank
amounting to S12, 200, were attached As also
his stock In the bank and the Marine rail-
way, has been removed to the United States
circuit court. The special deposit certificate
OF SO GOO has been turned over to the United
States In Washington to answer ON Ottman's
bail bond.
FIRE In THE CouNTY-The house of col
rear the convalescent camp in this county.
was totally destroyed by fire between and
O'Clock this morning. The fire is supposed
to have been accidental.-Senti,sel, 11fh
NEW STEAMBOAT.-The new steamboat
John w. Thompson is expected to arrive here
on Wednesday, and If she does to commences
her regular trips on the Potomac river the
following Friday. She is commanded by
Capt. Wood, who lately resigned the com
mand Of the steamer City of Washington. e
eesburg were indebted last week to John
Parker, lately of this city, for the execution
OF the sentence OF the court Of one of their
magistrates. The sentence imposed stripes
upon colOred man, but as the constables of
that town objected 70 putting 1t into execu-
ton, the sheriff called upon Mr.. Parker, wro
responded fervently, and received $3.50 for
the job Gazette, 1ith.
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POISONED STOCKINGe.-The recent intro
ouctlon and extended use OF colored or striped
stockings, and the evil effects experienced
the attention of the physician and analyst to
the question OF the dyes used in coloring
them. The Pail Mall Gazette, in noticing
the evil effects Of wearing colored hose, cites
were intense irritation in the skin OF the feet,
swelling, and an inf1amed appearance: then
an outbreak OF watery blisters of all sizes,
gle blisters on the sole of the foot larger than
fve-shillipg piece. This condition was ac-
companfed by general feverishness, rigOrs
loss OF appetite and sensation of peryading
mdtdtse. In q severe attack the patient was
rarely able TO walk for three weeks, and
after one attack passed off 1t was often fol-
lowed by another milder type. In one case
gentleman was Obliged to wear cloth shoes
patients the system has been so impregnated
with the poison that blisters have reappeared
at intervals, not only on the feet, but ON the
hands, ears, &C, for more than three years
There was no doubt as to the cause and
method of this blood poisoning, for the bIis-
ters first came in stripes corresponding to
me colored stripes on the stockings, and the
laundresses complained of the irritation and
Unnamed condition OF their hands after wash
ing these poisonous articles. A Scotch lady
who suffered from q like cause brought a
piled her with the goods, and 1t was formaliy
announced by them that hepceferth the use
of arsenic in the composition OF the DIVES
would be discontinued. Although havinZn no
wish TO appear as '.alarmists," yet it is evil
dent that the occasion Is one calling for
watcbful care on the part OF both purchaser
and manufacturer. As we have suggested
above above. these facts are worthy Of special con-
OF wearing striped stockings will, without
doubt, soon be confined to gentlemen alone
yet the use OF them of questionable colors
described,
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GEOR G. ETOWK

GRAIN TRADE.-The offerings of wheat at
the Merchants exchange to day amour to- 1
to 900 bushels; sales OF 400 bushels, at from
S125 TO S143.
RIVER AND CANAL.-Arrived, steamer r
c. Knight, from New York, consigned to X
+. A. Denham, with general merchandise for
District merchants; schooner Kitty Ann
from Alexandra. with I 800 bushels wheat
for Hartley & Brother; schooner Henry par
ker, from New York, with guano for Dunlop
By canal-boats Hattie and Bessie with;2 500
bushels corn. 100 barrels -four and 100 barrels
ear corn for Hartley Brother; boat Seneca
with $500 bushels wheat and 200 barrels -four
Tor I. Z. Wheeler, and 200 bushels wheat for
III. M. Talbot.
HEBER TINT of Rschabites gave their sec
ond grand ball at Forrest hall last night and
ii was a great success. The grand German
march was led by Mr.. G. A. Payne and Miss
Annie Sullivan of Washington
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1A dozen Of the participants in the re-
cent fatal prize night at Bussey's woods, near
Boston, have been held for trial.
~Hon. Samuel f. Dimmick, attorney
general OF Pennsy lyania, died at Harrisburg
yesterday.
HGeneral o. o. Howard has been supply
ing the pulpit OF the Congregational church
at Portland, Oregon, during the vacation Of
the pastor.
0Mr A. P. Loring, captain and stroke of
The Harvard freshmen crew last year, has
been chosen captain of u uS years University
crew.
nIThe women's Centen nial committee of
Massachusetts has raist Vi 5000 for the
woman's building at Phil sdelphia. Boston
contributed % 600 OF the am cunt.
- Mrs. Julia Ward Howe Is the originator
o. the blue Teas" which promise to be
more popular In Boston than .reen or black
YJulius Aishburg denies that he was
day, but Massachusetts, people ", Mt believe
him because he is peddler.
&Three thousand persons we 70 in the
Church, at Ottawa, Canada, s1nda y. All
passed on quietly.
HHon. W.D. Kelly deli vered lect ire at
Cooper Institute last evening on the cur
rency question; ON the Invitation OF the New
s0At Q meeting OF clergymen and laym en-
OF Philadelphia yesterda y q telegram wa q
received from Mociy stating that he would
commence his labors In that city on the 3iSt
~Mr. Willard Carpenter of Evansville,
Ind. has signed the deed transferring $500 900
X1Tia q property given By him for the new
VILE wn,aa1 ., Coileee' and the trustees viii begin
MT b l.. Davenport was not able to 60
TO Rochester to-day after all. He telegraphet
70 DIS manager that he is still confined to his
OF acting this week. f'o
1Adam Seitz, man eight years old, has
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THE EPIzooTY is very prevalent in Rich
mond al present. Saturday night at an early
pany had to be taken of the street and sent
tn the stable, the majority Of them being go
affected that IL was deemed unsafe TO drive
them any longer. They are still under treat
llartment are also in an unserviceable condi-
hon. Nearly all OF the stables I'm town la We
ho pses under treatment, but the disease
hicI gsOsd Journal. 12fh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

THERE ARE six European Kingdoms ruled
by crowned monarchs, which have each q
smaller population than the state of New
York, the last census Of which shows It to be
on the verge OF f1ve millions. These king
doms are Holland, Portugal, Belgium, Den.
mark. Bavaria, and Greece. Our state is
and with Bavaria; 1t IL q million above Hol-
land; two millions above Portugal; three
millions above Denmark; and three and a
Is nearly twice that OF the republic OF swift
zerlaDd. 1t Is up to that Of the Persian en-
pire. though We should say there were only
estimates for Persia. 1t has twice the popu-
Of the empire Of Brazil. The two cities of
New York and Brooklyn have by themselves
q population greater than the kingdom of
Denmark. and this city alone is almost as
populous as the kingdom of Greece.-N y.
Staa.
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HHw YoRK, Oct 1.-THE Poas nnancs- =, -.,,,.
ssys-1here har been . further decline 81 e5ueie
have tee, made ss low AZ iis the witch safes
ll6ss or soli Iosos the rates ~. slion now ss
bonds s"s M IN k per Sfp'
lower, becs zee 81 lower Grey SKIES are Attraction
h. ss T. and n o.,i.u II the an. nossy maj
A. he strct for call leans. b. ok srs balance,
cn rr:me nercsni paper sell. a. s.s7 .er sn,
Inc cenks are NOT sending away 90 mnrh Currency
fss ,s,,. en; mnoh a,,e WA 10 better demand, but
tera.y; Inc stora market opsCed At : SLIGHT adj
.s VAC; WE. there ~as no charge excepting Mis-
sfors Up to @ prizes advancing i %s ssr o. ns'
since whit h tn TO has been a decline of 1saX Ms
ssnf r s.ns sns sssn aad
Tne Markets.
BA1ffMoRx. Oct. 2.-Virginia sixes, peelers to,. :
do consols: "a; West vireinas. .; Moth CjsroIins
skies, old. ID; do 10; do special tax lid To-
df E:nI nnss1 sse s,cy and arm, nh.lok
Nhest 1li@pennsyl,ans red, sa1 IS; aaryia I'd
~; do. yellow, 72s7s; western mixed, TO-: snot
erp. +oe47; western white, 4Ss47: western m,a sa
LAS; Bye dull, 7sase. Hay quis, ana anchans q
"A neats-sbouicers sssaio o.sar riS sidss
=; loose pax d. lealt Bacon slesd -ssorii W..
lOl clesr rib side, I42sa'5 Hams, l5kals. Lard
INT urchsigd Petroaum sscitsi a.d i Si.SSe Der
ernie. Szs6S rfned ls,s Is,i Coffee quiet, bu,
WV aoEs vci IL Stocks active a d lower
MeneS, 2: Gold, Is Exenappge, long, 49, short
nsw YosK, Oct l2-FIour Suiet and STEADY
wheat doll and unoh, nged. Corn shade iraer
old. l0t1@; ls67's. 1913. Erie prefer, ed. 8
,FRhNkFoAT, Oct n.-united sta;es bonds new
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FRrcKLrs removed by Natures Beautirer

s0- 90 SO 600 has been invested IN epock
privileges and paid 500 per cent. profit SHOW
70 do It" A book on Wall street, sent free.
Iumhrfege Co, Bankers, Wal street,
New York. a.
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LOCAL VS.,


NdtiOndi ThedfeT.-The 'Vokes Fa mily, In
their extravaganza entitled "The Bellies of
The Kitchen"
Ftrfs Opera Hosse.-Kelly and Icons re-
Bowned minstrel troupe.
RoSslba Seminary, 1898 Street. Second an
nnsl opening OF the "Ecole Franchise oe
WashiI gton."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

ITALY AT TUE CkNTENNIAL.-A commit
will be appointed to take charge OF ItaIiau
interests at the Centennial exposition. The
Pope viii send two mossics, one by Raphael
and one By Centili.
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CITY Ms.

THE BEST yard wide AndfSscoggtn and
bleached cotton reduced TO 10 cent? oer yard
at Burdett's, No. s2s It'll street and No. as X
street 1888
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FRrcKLEs removed by Nature Beau,iuer

MISS HULETr Is gaining . srcces.,ul law
practice IN Chicago. Her -attachments, are
not easily resisted. Sic uses Nat,ge's Bens.
'f'0' 1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

being requisite to health and com fort, thou
Sands Of the intelligent public patrouize Dr.
whites wei anown establishment s2s ts,h
street. opposite the Treasury. COR relief fnm
Corns. BunioDs, Inverted Nails. Chiiblsins
Vascular ExcresceDces etc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

IMPLLID on APITCHFoRR.-Near Logans-
port, Indiana, A. N. Custer stepped or 9 nav
stack saturday, and struck pitchfork
the stack. One tine entered his Hight side
and passed completely through bis Iun0E.
probably fatally 1pjuring him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12


NEW FALL WINTER DRY GOODS
Having Iusf returned from Ne~ york Win an I'm
mense sock q DRY Goods. bought fully u per cent
les thar last months prices and will offer tn,
ssme Is per cent. less than any housa south Of New
GRAND oPKNIHG OF LADIES NEW STYLE
DRESS GOODS
piece PLAID and STRIPE Dress &C ods. n snc lsc
hbickertocker Plaid. ouly &c
Jacquard Plaid. only nc
Ssmei . air Plsids, only Ns,c
un"19ose Field French POplin, SOC: worth Tso-->u
tstte NJ, g Nc; worth &C.
Goods !" bfees
lo pisce. Grey and Coiored iut., only ,,.c
rsrd vice French Chin.g, ls&o.
Twill and Plain Camel Hair, frum sc nm
loo pieces Double width BLACK Aipacs from n
81. 81, 90 -, Sac. and upwzrds
nsNy Blue Cashmere, yard vide. fac.
80 neg Shawl, sec, 1so., On, 81 50, 81. o. ",
Bargains 10 bite Blankets
kHee cubic blsnksis, 81 80; better ores, rs
zine ssxony wool, o..
Hone made Twill niAt kets. sk
Ara loo pairs best -. de-. Yard long Tox.h "A.
ard Iona German lin-n Towels aniF Is, ucrth al
Extra Heavy Csuton FLANNEL. l1s<c : worth a.
Assstulerc- for Me- and Bow = wear. from a mn
hedicated Be twill, onlY sOC, shsker'. FleIneis
from sc M Tsbi~ Liaen, maxim, Sh..'tins s,.,t-
Tons Marseiles and Eroche Quilts. Bed tickine. lar
Feather Proof 1tckteg, &c All In want a Dry
Goods VIII save M by lOk ins through our
stock before purohs ing.
G. N r0ws0N . CO..
$50 Penn-ytvsnis svenus,
setS eOd south SIZE n-sr I'M 81 aerthvsst
RACK ALPAOAs, MoHAIRs AND CASH
- mkhfs, extra me goods, si 20 cent. ysrti, st
the cheapest store in the city. OONNOLLfS
eepS sm sos On street. OPP. Patent ofsce.
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weather Probabaifies ro-fsx.
oyyrcE or Cx1Er SIGNAL rrrrexR,

For the middle and eastern states rising
barometer very low ard falling tenpera
ture northwest To northeast winds clear
weather, and very heavy frosts.
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Dry GOODS.
DRr scopeI DIZZY eoopsT

Be-etiful SILKS IN IN. f..n,o,.,,. .,.s.
rs sfs si abnn :. sr.., s.rs.ls.-
Blsce OASHMKRES very chesn
CLOTHS, ossslnkRss, FL.NNxIs, Host.
fLANkkrs. QUILTS. &c &C.
Wee.n seroil stt-ntien 60 . ocn.ssumeu, n
cheap. WI. O. RIIGy
90 u Harket Spsce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

NEssRs. II. ID. COOKE, JR-, & Co. win re-
move their banking house temporarily TO
NO. 1870 street, opposite their present loca-
ton, i'm order mat their business house may
De improved and enlarged. These gentlemen
nave been compelled To enlarge ti,eir bank
Increasing business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

BLANK, memorandum, and pass books
very low prices next three weeks, 70 reduce
large stock. Junction News Depot, and
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ACCIDENT AT A STONE QUARRY.-Yester-
day, MI. II. III. Richardson, while working
at Hairs stone quarry on Piney Branch, had
one or his feet crushed by the falling of a
large stone. DIR. Saur dressed the wounds
and he removed to his home on Spring street
in the county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12


e RAND OPE MING
LYONS BLACK eros GRAIN silks.
BE BOUGHT SOUTH OF NEW YORK,
sans S;;s:; s.; $s:!ss SsS'S
Sain.i satin ssi:h. D.. worth q So. -
Gans. saS:b s s.. a.S ; Sc
For good WEARING SILK call at
c. N. TOWSON Z co.'s
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
sepss eosm south aide, near 7th street.
IL IHIs CHEAr:
Large lot double DAMAsK TOWELS. all linen,
:, Neal; one y.Ie vide hns GHiHTz 6XLiCo.
q, ssAsssEEEz s :s,Ac.
Double width. all wool black CASHMERE, 81
New f.ii and winter DRESS GOODS, in plaids,
GOOD 6xH1oN FLANNRL, 10 cents.
1actment CALICO, In short leasths, % cents,
spI:.did yard vide bIesehsd COTTON, in short
length, cents, worth ~ oeuts.
sxssssGfs Ell; - GIofEc. B. men and boys.
sis; s: ::. ,s.s ERsS
AssLL adk I'LL ( s s:.,' cheap. ..ps-r
CAMHLy HAIR CLOTH, e. . yerd, solid col
~ ofs and D1atds. This q extra cheap, st ths
OheaHot store IN the city. O0uuOLLYp
sDat@ SOS 9Th street. OPP. Raesnt O0ce.
NV Day GOODS.
:. Plaid, Broosde, and Plain DRESS GOODS. iron
= oenD uD.
s':;. 90: ::s ss,s,,s srssos al
.oAseMI1Es br nss and boys iron . cent? 10
BLAHKlTD. frsn - 10 % ~ pair.
Broehs and othse nov styie eHAwLS.
One 60 0ltfa fstche BLANK1TD q ~ cent?
49, -, ssr - els. hvssy family vish chill
BLACK SILK, el1. oilS, and es-srsss bar.
CARPETS. oILoLorzs. end uArrruos-
cheap.
osu and sxanins before Durchas,s s,ssvh~,.
eEoRo8 J. JOHNSON q 60,
.,1-9 VA lA1KY1 1RAou.
GAIAkHA, 1nONOHIfW, AND OOI0U1F
L1V1O'1 heve uss4 s0xYeRxrxnO AMI fof
- ksss ysar ytA eo0pleee saooe3. e1d can re-
n. OIL. ~ q sssss DsFssssiX yoc4srSl Da ..
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MYeTkRIOUS DROWNING OF A Mantle
body of man fiOated ashore at the Arsenal
today, and the coroner is examining the
case this afternoon.
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ODD PILLOWS LTBaARY-Attb the annpa,
meeting OF the Library Association, /. o. %.
r., last night, the following were elected
officers: X. Finley Hunt, president; Henry
Urine, vice president; J. NJ. FoIlin, score
fary; 3. A. Kidder, treasurer; Thos Greer.
John II. Hipkle, WIN. r. Mclean, p. Vier-
bucheE and John III. Bartlett, board Of direc-
tors, George w. Mclean, librarian.
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NATIONAL THEATER.-The "Vokes Fam
lily" gave a pleasant exhibition of their
m1rth-provoking powers last evening. They
are excellent performers in their line of COM
edy and burlesque, and deserve large audi
enceS. Their interesting specially, the
"BelIes OF the Kitchen" will be repeated to
nlgnt, preceded by farce entitled s'Delicate
Ground" with Miss Lille Glover in the
role of pauline"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-14

10 is pretty generally agreed among the
coal companies that the troubles existing
among the miners in the Pennsylvania coal
regions will not materially affect prices, since
The supply on hand Is regarded "a large
enough To last until full work is Fe5ume1
The New York agent of one of the large COM
panie> thinks the trouble occurred at a gO1i
Time for the companies aud consumers. as
there IL "a sufficient supply on hand to carry
The companies through until after April with
out materially advancing the price. even if IL
would be found necessary To make any a l.
vance at all. He further believes that when
the companies are really TO 90 to work the
men viii be willing 10 agree TO the comma
hie> terms. Very little mining is ever done
nj this season of the year, as the conlpanie.
are generally engaged in repairing machine
~ and making improvements for the busy
time The agent of another large cOnnpany is
oi the opinion that no material change in the
market price can possibly result from this
threatened strike. Another agent saws. i'm
reference 70 the supply, that if the miners
only knew when they We're well of, they
would keep at work, as the coal companies
are doing no business, comparatively. and
have large stock on hand.
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CORCORAN SQUARE MARkET.
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LIST OF NEW BOOKS

Social Life in Greece-from Homer to Menaudcr.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-14

The Selectmen of Polunk have passed res
OlutiOns denOuncing the Tyrant of the White
House. and his SatTaps and Cohorts at New
Orleans. The New York CDHtHerciD{ Is doubt
less right in thinking this viii make the
DeSpOt tremble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-14

IL would seem that Congress has already as
much financial advice as it is likely To aet
upon. but Schuyler COlfaX suggests vet an
other project for their consideration. He
proposes that the government redeem green
backs in per cent. gold bonds, July !. 1876.
with the option OF paying them out again in
appropriations.