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NOTICE.

The members of the Co,Nmitte,
of Seventy, appointed by the Tax
payers Association of the parish
Of Natchitoches, on Saturday
June 18th, 1874, composed Of the
following named gentlemen: e.
| NJ. J. CUNNINGHAM, Chairman
NJ. H. Carver, w. "A. Ponder,
D. Pierson, L. Charleville,
Henry Levy, Jos. Henry,
j. c. Trichel, r. Chaler,
J. A. Ducournau, w. w. Brcazcale
Amb. Sompayrac, Sidney Harrison,
w. o. Breazeale, l. Kahn,
J. Genius, G. H. Levy,
J. D. Addison, J. w. Snddatl,
Jno. Genoe, NJ. Hcrtzog,
p. A. Simmons, w. II. Jack,
8. 0. Scruggs, L. Schuman,
J. Z. Keegan, VIM. NJ. Levy,
A. Prndhomme, Felix Bonis,
r. E. Hammett, L. V. Deblieux,
Ed. Phillips, l.. A. Dehlieux,
A. V. Carter, w. 3. Butler,
j. b. Flemming. VIM. Payne,
Willis Holmes, f. Mason,
]. H. Cosgrove, Jacob Kile,
.Jno. B|udworth, w. 8. Campbell,
G. A. Billiard, Mortimer perot,
V. Gannie, II. A. Weaver,
! n. II. Campbell, +. w. Taylor,
J. NJ. B. Tucker, Dr.. A. f. Cassidy
W. E. Russell, Sam'l. Parson,
Chas. Leroy, Geo. Duncan,
J. J. Rains, A. Lecomte,
J. F. DeVargas, G. L. Walmsley,
F. Jennings, T. Haller,
II. McKenna, Alex. CARA,
NJ. Tauzin, Valcry Murphy,
Il. L. Faulkner, S. NJ. Hyams,
are requested to meet at the Fire
mems Hall, in the City Of Match
itoches, on SATURDAY, JUN
Goth, 1876, to take into considera
ton important matters relative t
the interest and welfare of on
people. A full attendance IS ca,
, nestly requested, not only Of tn
Committee, but Of all citizens in
terested in the peace and materia
welfare Of the community.
BY order of
NJ. J. CUNNINGHAM,
Chairman.
r. w. TAYLOR,
8 Secretary.
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THE ALD1NE AIT UNION.

The Union owns tho originals Of all
THE ALDINE pictures, which, with
other paintings and engravings. arc +"
be distributed among the members. To
every series Of 5000 subscribers, 100 dif.
ferent pieces, valued at over S2,5O0 are
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-24

magicisns forecasting the horoscope OF the
Presidential canvass Tue artist mnst sure
ly have caught his subjects stwixt the cham
payne and the sherry, Tor else they would
appear rs genial gentlemen and merry.
Some very elegant visiting ana walking
costumes have been noticed NJ the recent re-
cepcoDs. Madame Mantilla wears a dark
blue silk, gsrnished with many bands OF
narrow gold braid. Madame L. oaronne de
overlook has most becoming hat and suit
OF dark blue velvet Madame BOrges and
Madame Lindenerone wear rich black vel
Vet costumes and Mrs. stewart OF a nne
shade OF garnet velvet
Miss stewart, the very handsome daugh-
Ter OF Mrs. Elisha Ward. when receiving
viii her mother on TUESDAY wore a black
SIX over black velvet petficoat. the waist
AID upper skirt being relieved with broad
bards OF bullion and large buttons OF the
same.
The board OF directors OF the Chndien's ms
piial hope 20 give grand ball for the bene-
NJ Of that institution early In the season, In
lieu OF the Easter ball usually given for the
same worthy object. They viii model the
entertainment by the famous and alw AVS
successful Charity ball of New York" Oae
OF the theatres win probably be used for the
occasion. and no pains Will be spared 10
make this the leading social event OF the gay
seas on. An International tea party also Tor
the benefit Of The Ckildren's hospital is I'm
contemplation, which 10 Is hoped wall be no
= successful than WIS the PEASANTS earn
wal last week, the net proceeds OF which
were - 500
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places? Alack and Alasl II the wicked
chaps up about the Imperial Hotel get to
selling pools on the publisher OF the travel
ing parsons next book, it is clear that the
Harpers Will sell very low down IN the list.
-.
"Dear, dear, what an age of progress and
high priced toys this J" is the way r.
struck an elderly lady on Pennsylvania ave-
nue., yesterday. At least that is what she
said.
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Railroad Accident.

NEWBCKG, N. Y, Dec. IA passenger
train on the Connecticut Western railroad
ran into some freight cars on the side OF the
track near Millerton last n ight, the accident
occurring through the elect OF a switch
man. Inc baggage master, named Burke,
was fatally hurt ana several Others slightly.
ward In charge, and lodged him IN iail
WOODWARD some two years ago was county
trustee and abscondcd, leaving a deficit OF
ABOUT sl60,0oo. He intimateS that others
shared in The ENFORCEMENT. and that he
will make IL warm for them when the pno~
per time comes, as thus far he is the only
one who has suffered.
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Fires.


GENEVA, n. Y, Dec. a. - The White
spring farm building and mansion, owned
by Jas. -. sheldon, were DESTROYED by fre
last night. Loss $4,000.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Dec. 2i.-Fire at Red
OAK, Iowa, yesterday, destroyed the entire
east Side OF the public square. The buildings
were all OF wood, however, and the loss will
MOI be more than SO 900.
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PRnhahla nnr<inr

NEW YORK, Dec. 2i-James Smith. while
intoxicated last night, beat his wife, Marga-
ret, inficting injuries which will probably
prove fatal. Smith was arrested.
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BALTIMORE. Dec. q. ~ Virginia cons )lidated,
IL; West virginas, 3; North Carolina Sc, old, 10,
l0iSsl0h.
BALTIMORE, Dec. A-Ootton fairly active and
steady-micdlinG, i2a4. Flour dull and UNCHANGED
Wheat Guiet-No. western red, I Sal s.; Pennsyi-
vanis red. SAL IS; Maryland red, lsAl as; do.
southern white, new, Sass southern yellow. new,
eSe6o; western mixed, old esa6ss. osts dun nom
Maryland and Pennsylvania, q ooa34 %. Provis-
ions quiet ard steady. Pork, new, 20. Bulk
Observation-Disclosures, 81 clear rib sides, l0'ssll; loose
packed, sssll%. 9acon-shoulders, lOalOss; clear
rib sides, isalsk. HAms. lshal6. Lard dun but
and nrm-western eItrss, 1sAso; do. fr.ts, a6a2s
Petroleum nominslly unchanged. Coffee pomi-
alH
NEW YORK, Dec. -. - Stocks duh and lower
$50 Governments dali
NEW roRk, Dec. "A !-Flour quiet and UNCHANGED =.
Wheat duh and dropping.
LONDON; Dec. "a; % 50 . m-U. Q. bonds, 1865,
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New York Bank st.seme.,

NEW YORK, Dec lA-The following is the
weekly bank statement: Loans decrease.
Il 80 eco; specie, decrease, s6J4 100 legal ten
ders, decrease, ~, 19s 800; deposits, decrease.
sS593i2o0 circulation. decrease, az 800; re-
serve, increase. 1884, 500.
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Conviction.

WILKEsBARRE, Dec. 2I-Patrick Ryan
was today convicted OF murder in the sec
ond degree for killing j. Tooley, and SEN
ment.
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JANUARY ISTEREsT-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has directed the payment of
the January interest, to commence on Mon
day next, without rebate.
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Dec. 2i-Ihe steam Shlp
henilworth, which left Liverpool on the
l3th and this port on the following day for
philadelphia, has returned here, having lost
her prOpeller.
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THE MILD wEATHER has caused q sum-
cielt rise In the Delaware river at and near
Port JEWS, ". Y, to move the Ice. A gorge
Inc water and csTsin1 4 to riss sSpidlV TSe
gorge and flood At That point last winter
proved very disastl ops
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The BaNen Libel CASE.

NEW YORK, Dec.-The jury IN the libel suit
OF Henry c. Bowen against the Brooklyn
Eogte retired last night, but have not vet
agreed.
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NEW YORK, Dee 2i.-Henry CIews a Co
have arranged with their creditors and oh
tanned full discharge.
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TIE COMMISSIONERS of Internal Revenue
denies that he has the legal right to prescri De
the quantity Of malt that shall be equivalent
10 a barrel of beer for purposes of taxation,
which right has been contested by the Brew
ers' Association.
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THE PRESIDENT returned from New York
last evening, and among those who had in
terviews with him to day were Sanator
Maxey, and Representative Hancock, OF
TeNpG.
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FOOD DURING FEvER--It has been found
to De q successful method to freeze beef tea
and TO administer IL In Jumps to children or
patients to suck. They will take il in this
form rather than any other kind Of food
GeTultllfCsfu Tsle0r0.1h.
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GooD.-Under instructions from Judge
chief of police Of that city has notine1 the
managers OF the Missouri state lottsry that
no further selling Of tickets or drawings viii
be permittef.
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The coroner's jury In the case OF Sarah
Alexander. the murdered JeWess, concluded
their inquest At the Brooklyn IN. W morRue
yesterday, with Q verdict that the girl came
10 her de ath ut the hands Of Pe1ach N. Ru-
benste in on or about the 18th OF December,
and II at the death OF the child was c0nse-
quent upOn that of its mother.
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THE PHILADELPHIA METHoDISrs AND
BISHOP HAvEN.-The ministers OF the M.
ON Tuesday evening, at which Rev. T. Sher-
man proposed a vote OF approval for what
is known as the "third term" speech OF
Bishop Haven, which was objected to by
several members of the meeting. DIR. Wood
ruff stated that il was not intended to have
any political Specification, but simply the
customary complimentary vote. After this
explanation the meeting unanimously adopt.
ed the resolution,
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A Fugitive Defaulser Br0ugh t Back.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 2i.-Sheriff Anderson has
arrived from San Francisco with A. Wood
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Charles O'ConOr Better.
INV YORK, Dec. 2i.-Charles OConor has
again rallied, aud is better.
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- Ex-senator Nye was removed from ca
esy lum for the insane only after bis recovery
M a been pronounced hopeless.
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RAILROAD CoLLIsIoN.-A passenger train
on the Louisville, Nashville and Great
Southern railroad ran into the rear end of a
freight train, yesterday, near Louisville,
Ky. Frank Moore, engineer OF the passenger
train, was seriously injured on the head and
had his thigh and knee broken. One fireman
was slightly hurt. All the passengers es-
capped injury. The engine and q number of
freight cars were wrecked,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-24

~Haryard has accepted Yales' challenge
for an eight Dared coxs vain four mile race.
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The WHISKY FRAUD CAsEs-T

THE WHISKY FRAUD CAsEs-The Presi-
dent and CUsirIct Joyce.-A special dispatch
20 the Cincinnati Enquirer, from 81. Louis,
Wednesday from President Grant, i'm which
ne characterized .as wholly malicious and
false the rumor that he had expressed a will
lngness to consider an application for Joyce's
pardon; that he had no friends TO favor in
The whisky ring prosecutions, and the law
snail nave Its course. joyce said 10 an in
isryiewer to-day that the evidence against
Babcock would be startling and more dam
aging than either his or McDonald's case
and that II the government attorneys pressed
the matter properly, exposures Of others and
more important members OF the Presidents
household, or 10 use Joyce's expression. ssthe
entire White House will be damned BADLY
scorched, the President not excepted
WHAT GEN. SHERMAN BELIEVES liz
Gen. VIM. T. Sherman, dressed in military
costume, was on the point Of starting for the
new England dinner last evening as a Sun
reporter was ushered into room 90, in the
Filth Avenue hotel. The reporter esked for
an expression OF opinion as 20 whether sec
tial election. "Oh, wouldn't for the world
say word about that" said the general
with great earnestness. at is q thing abou
think. L believe in the Constitution of the
United States, and the ten commandments.
That's enough for me."-N Y S.1a. sd.
WESTERN MErHoDIsrs FOR lrHr TRrRp
TERA.-The Methodist preachers of Cincin-
natl ard vicinity held q meeting yesterday
ard sat upon the third term speech Of their
Boston brorher, Bishop Haven. The discus
sion was lively, and lasted for long time.
The speakers were sorry that the Boston
bishop bad been % indiscreet - 70 ny what
he dia, but the proceedings Of the meeting
developed very plainly the net that Grant
would not be entirely Without support for .
third term among the Methodist preachers or
Cincinnati Cincinnati 0oIette, Dec. q.
TIE TURKIsH covERNHKNr ID hard at
work endeavoring 70 increase its forces I'm
the neld. A conspiracy against the Christian
population has been DISCOVERED, and thirty
ak Turks have beon arrested. Il n stated
that feature OF Tie Proposed reforms n that
The Ambassadors Of The 6eyeral great uoWors
at Constantlnople shall have control over
their execution In The proyinces.
ADOPTION N BALFIMo1E.-Mu. Eliza
beth Sinclair, In baltimore, proesss1ng 20 BE
o midwife, was Arrested yo6terday, cheEIod
with producing IN abortion upon IL Els-
abeth Airey, who died Decem6H ID "A HI.
Sallie Stricker was ARRESTED g eccea 20
the crime. Both were committed 70 1au %
TEE COMPETITION roR TEE oUEz CANAL
T. r1%sse e a. os az 49, ne q
Erypt's shares In The Sues cenal. M eov-
eminent Of Great Britain and u. d le111pg
freurooonSing combustion OF Fronoh 0apts
AL are the BIDDERS. The latter hAa 00oED0
nine million dollars for the shares.
Ex-NAYoR LoAGuH, Of Memphis, has boon
acquitted o. tho charge q sealing scrfp, but
found guilty Of moving ofits embeExBenonf
by his clerk and Milling 20 report It ~
mayor says he did report Il % the courcii.
| and IL was their duty 70 prosecute.
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THE AMOUNT of national bank note cur
rency received al the Treasury to- day aggre-
gated s779T92; total for the week ending to-
o. SO
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A FIENDIsH ACT.-Mr. Bergh's agent al
Highland Falls, N. Y, arrested a man
named Paul Ransom for cruelty to animals
IL appears that the wretch poured a quantity
of turpentine over the hind parts OF his horse
and deliberately set tire to IL. The poor beast
was horribly burned. Rawson was tried
before Justice Abby, who sentenced him to
the Orange county common Jail for one nun
dred days and TO pay fine OF s25.
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VERDICT AGAINST THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD CoMPANY.-The suit OF
Mrs. Sherman against the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company was concluded in the
circuit court OF Shenandoah county, Va. on
Saturday with a verdict in favor of the
plaintiff for IS 900. Her husband, Nathaniel
Sherman, was run over and killed by de-
tacned part of freight train in 1874, and the
suit was 10 recover damages for his loss.
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kilograms to The Star.
CLEWS & co. COMPROMISE.
FIRES, MURDERS AND ACCIDENTS
NEWS FROM OVER THe SEA.
FOREIGN NEWS.
kintan TakRu NV the nrlslsN.

LONDON. Dec. 2l.-The Tunes mas a special
Telegram from Penang to-day saying Gen.
ColbOrne reports that he has taken kintah
without any loss. The Msharajah's Isman
and LEILA fed to Palape.
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Acquitted Of tho charge q stoaling scrfp. but
found guilty Of lmoWfng ofits embeszIenonS
by his cleTk and niling 20 report A. ~
and il was their duty 70 prosecute.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL PIERREPONT says
there is no truth in reports that have been
circulated that the President Is in favor of
pardoning Joyce, who was recently convict
ca at st. Louis of completely in the whisky
ItauCS.
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A CONSCIENCE STRICKEN BRITIsHER.-
The Commissioner of the Internal Revenue
has received $40 note from a conscience
stricken individual in London, who says it
is due the United States, and requests an ac-
acknowledgement in the personals of the New
York Herald, with the signature "P. H"
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EVENING STAR
DOUBLE SHEET.


GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter.
pal revenue, s4Oi ASS. 50; customs, S445, 1921
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TEE COMPETITIONS roR rHEeU OAnAL
sHARIs.-It n rumofoo = C1iro 49, ~
ESvnt,s shares IN the Sues canal. M COW
ernmnt OF Great Britain end II. q 1oDopg
(reprooenting combination OF Freno oapas
AL are the biddes. The latter hAa o0oEO0
nine million dollAEg for the ghareA
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THE MONEY ORDER OFFICE Of the post
Office in this city will be removed from its
present location to room 10, in the west cor
ridor OF the general post office building, by
the LIST OF the New Year. The room. which
has been appropriately furnished, Is much
more convenient in point of location, and is
batter adapted TO the transaction of the
money order business than the one at present
n
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Abortion N BALTINo1B-MU. Eliza
beth Sinclair, In Baltimore, pro1sss1nG 20 BE
with producing IN Abortion upon Nh. Elis-
abeth Airey, who died Deoem6M 1A "A HI.
Sallie Stricker was arrested as acceeeoey 20
await n hearing.
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A DECISION WANTED.-The Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue has submitted to the
Attorney General the question as to whether
dividends due nonresident alien stock.
FOLDERS of the Illinois Central railroad shall
be paid to said stockholders or to the COM
pany, as claimed by the latter. The Attor-
ney General will render a decision on Mon
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-24

The book reviewer in Hoyper's Monthly
goes for Rev. DR.. Newman's recent volume
of travels in the east in way that must be
as surprising to that gentleman rs it is re-
freshing TO the reading public. Considering
that the book in question was published by
the Harpers, that they are Methodists In re-
ligious profession, and that the author is
shining light in that denomination. and pas
tor Of what in familiariy called the church
OF state, one naturally would not expect
very sharp pointing out Of the defects and
faults OF either book or author from that
source; yet, in spite OF these supposable
mitigating circumstances, the critical zeal
pei is used, as stated. Without mercy, though
What win the un-Godly, like Dom Pratt
and fellows OF his lk, for instance. be
tor when those so closely allied to the
saints put Il upon.record that he loses no OPP
p0rtunity for romAnce-that he spices his
narratives with exAggeration Of coloring
that he reaches points where credulity
ceases TO be . virtue, and that his re adefs
should not accept too unQuestionably his
surmiaes a. to traditional sites Of sacred