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First.class Machines of all kinds at lowest rates.
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We take Old Machines in part pay for New Ones.
Machines Rented at ST Per Week,
and Rent applied to the purchase of any Machine that
may be afterwards selected.
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giving references.
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TO SUFFERERS WITH RHEUMATT2
GOVT AND NEURALGIA.

In view of the numberless sufferers afflicted VIA
above painful maladiesr feel induced 10 oAsra-
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IN this line, for 1t has afmost always gtvea LIZ
tAneouS relief, and In most cases pcrm1Ss
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cured tnonsandS OF persons in this city and StaeA
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" the many thousanda who have been cureet5t :, -
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v; r. Ihiesman, grocer, No. 3St Magazine sH'
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efgursre thehghes evden o
PEOPLES APPRECIATION OF THE SINGER MACHINE
pea ampn o 10 it
SUPERIORITY EVERY POINT
OVER ALL OTHER SEWING MACHINES.
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MOCLTON SUES BEECHER.
A Civil Suit for $4,000 Damages

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Mr. Frank Moultor
yesterday instituted, through his counsel
General Roger a. Pryor, a civil suit in the
supreme court OF Brooklyn for SO. 900 dam.
ages against Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. The
papers Were served on Mr.. Beecher person
ally at his residence last evening by a clerk
of General Pryor's. The complaint sets forth
the cause OF action as malicious prosecution
OF Mr.. Moulton by Mr.. Beecher. The speciii-
cation being that on October Sd, 1874, ne pro-
cured Mr.. Moulton's Indictment on a charge
OF criminal libel, and pressed the suit so far
as To have him arrested aud held TO bail. Mr.
WinslOw was then district attorney. and was
succeeded by Mr.. Britton. Further, the spe-
cifcation shows that on October p, 1875, Mr.
Britton, being then district attorney, entered
nolle pFoSeQui, against the expressed wish
oil Mr.: Moulton- IL is stated that only a single
question Will be at issue In the coming suit
Ihls Will be the truth or falsity OF MOulton's
allegation that Bee cher had committed adul-
terry with Mrs. TiIton,
FOR the determination of this question
Mrs, IIlton will be a vital witness aud will
certainly be called. es well as number of
Others whose testimony was excluded on the
great trial. On the other hand, the question
of Mrs. Filton's character not being in any
way at issue, the testimony OF large num-
Der of the witne sses produced at the Tilton-
Beecher trial will not be competent. The
trial will therefore be brief one, and il is
anticipated that IL Will not occupy over two
weeks time. The case will be tried in the
Supreme Court of Brooklyn probably within
two mon this, or, at all events, by the early
part of March,
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BALTINoRE. Dec. 2s.-Virgiuia g., reelers. az:
consolidated, IOd; West Nirginiss, 81 North Car D
llnsoe, Old b; GO. new, ), do special tax bid to-
day. Sugar quiet bat hrm, lOia ,l0S
BALfIGORE, Dec. 2s-OOtt0n quiet aud steady
mlodtns, iz,4al2s. Flour dun aud UNCHANGED.
Mteat quiet aud steady - No. ? western red /,
SzalSS, other grades uncha nRed. Corn easier Tor
southerni western steady aud hrm; southern white,
pew, WARS southern yellow, new. bSss6. western
mixed, new, 63A Oats dull aud heavy thern,
4eas3: western white, 44aGS; western mixed, aOai8
bye oul and nominAl-Sas3; hay UNCHANGED.
Provisions quiet and UNCHANGED Pork, new, N so.
Lard dull hut steady-crude, lSal3a; Ief aed, l1S
Butter steady and unchanged. Petroleum nomi-
rally unchanged. Coffee dun snd lower-Rio car
gees, l6sAal9'4; Jobbins, Esza whisky very
NEw YORK, Dec. q Stocks duh aud steady
Money, 6. Gold, La Exchange, long, sss5S: short.
4ss Governments dull-s Little for &. add 6s,s.
NEW YORK, Dec. IS Flour dull aud decliuine
Wheat, quiet and heavy Corn, duh aud un-
changed.
LoNDoN, Dec Is, l2S .. m.-CJnsols, 4I-l6 for
money - , 10 for account. L. :. bonds, new d,
lO5I. Erie, la.
LoNnoN, $40 p m The amount a. bullion with
LTie, Ia.
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Col Dom PIatt and The national rbe.
alter.

To The Editor Of The S0r.
Col. DOM Piatt INDUCES ia the last issue of
his paper in a characteristic rejOinder TO the
card published over my signature in The
STAR, and with chronic misrepresentatl lion
hewould not even number the orchestra cor
rectly or compare prices OF admission accu-
rately with New York rates. He now, how
ever, transfers ms criticisms from the actors
10 the manager, which is surely more cour-
ageous II not more just. lie questions my
discretion IN writing cards, AMI rather iu-
Inmates that he prefers TO abuse "nOn resist
ants OF this there can be but little doubt,
as, with him, discretion has generally been
1.-The better part OF va lOr."
The colonel as diplomat, warrior or Jour
nallsti Is just as deserving OF lad verse" criti-
cism as the theatrical manager, odd whilst
he has "wit and humOr,m especially when
before an investigating committee" for L
wildly recall the tillatiOns OF his huulor
as reported when ne was a Pacific mailer un-
der examlnation), must confess 70 less
power than himself in that style OF orna-
mentatlon; but do think / can state the
truth, especially when he fails 10 do so.
As to The free admissions, he don't "wis1
tickets sent Now we did not send them;
Lhey were always seat TOr-eoT4B and OltolI.
To see Tie Cdpttdt jump at a free ticket q "a
senator Dilworthy. would have done your
heart good" In Baltimore an accredited
agent has been equally as anxious 20 witness
bad performances. He really offered the
critical opinions of The OpDi'0l AZ the rate Of
cluded. WIN O." "O' q 'i'e AAe1' i"-
ParaphrasiDg his own language, IL must
oe admitting that "1tlS JritOle SyS,elH py0c-icei
by TIrdl editors mot managers daq Tho Cl1l-
OlleP mot John IT, particularly. "a guiaOlts 10
'Ihe CdpitoP mot Theater), and every tcs,E
SINKS a lotOer anu lJ,ceT ia public cs,iBla,iOap
The colonel has been a diplomat and -four
ished in Paris. He has adorned camp life,
and now embellishes, I'm his way, lo1Irnal-
ism. be tells us with a very wide latitude)
that Laura Hawkins" is only Possible
south OF the avenue, and yet he cannot inter-
pref significant and applicable Shaksperia1
phrase.
ethe colonel" but 10 is surprising how much
satisfaction IL gave TO others, assurances OF
thls have come so frequent that ~ looks like
unan1mity. did what deemed a duty tn
these who were wantonly struck AT because
they We're thought helpless. Unlike them,
can better risk being struck back.
Very respectfully. 1T Form,
N0tlon0l TheGter, W'GStiagsOH, Dec. 2sth, 1878.
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The bishop Haven Matter Out West.

CINCINNATI, Dec. EAU the reguIa
weekly meeting of the Methodist preachers,
held yesterday, the Bishop Haven matter
was under consideration. One set of resolu-
tions were offered, declining TO express an
opinion on the third term, and deploring
Bishop Ravens course, and another set ex-
pressing amazement at the unnecessary
alarm over such little matter; denying
Bishop Ravens right 10 speak for the whole
church, and utterly opposing any connection
between church and state, was also present.
ed. A brief but lively discussion followed,
and finally the whole matter was laid on the
table, which is probably the end OF the whole
subject here,
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4 FrighifuI m urrfcane 25o Lives
THE CUBAN QUESTION.
European Intervention ThreaseneI

INV YORK, Dec. ga special 10 tue Hss-
at nom London says The officials in Mad
nd having refused To forward the following
dispatch ~ was transmitted 10 this civ
through another source; There are fndica-
lions OF the near advent OF serious diplO-
matte complications. There l. n strange
romor atoat IN trustworthy quarters which
alleges the near advent OF European inter
Nention IA Cuba. The nations which NAV
coalesce FOR This purpose are not named. Tue
OhIted states government Is probably fore
warned OF the fact, as I am assured that
lei gthy dispatches, In cipher, are passing
between Madrid and Washington"
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Railroad Accident

MoNTPELIER, VT, Dec. 2s.-rne night ex-
press Train on the Vermont Central railroad.
going north, ran OF the track at A.30 this
morning at MiddleSeX. One car was over
turned and badly smashed. Some OF the
passengers were bruised, but none are re-
ported seriously injured. TraIns are going
easl this mlrning lnran hours IALa-
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K MISSOURI LAND SwrNpLE-The

THE MISSOURI LAND SwrNDLE.-The
Chicago Times prints a communication Civ
ing 'the other side OF the great Missouri
land swindliDg case. The story of the in
dicted parties is 20 the effect that they are
the victims OF a conspiracy set on foot by
speculators interested IN sailing copper
mines and whose operations had been inter-
fered with by the Others
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On the Trail OF Ross rwee,I

QUEBEC Dec. 2s.-Duriug the past week
Two detectives from this city have been on
dhe track OF au individual supposed 10 be
Iweed, who passed through parishes below
quebec, evidently bound FOR Halifax. Toe
detectives are quite certain from Information
gained by them on the road, that the party
whose tran they were on is tue veritabie
Boss They were Obliged TO give up the
chase and return 10 town in consequence OF
their funds giving out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

THE METHoDIsTs AND THE THIRD TERM.
AT the Methodist preachers meeting IN Bos-
ton yesterday an effort was made 10 have
placed before the public paper setting forth
the "third term" speech OF Bishop Haven.
huf failed
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sefxure or Crooked LIQUOR.

ST. PAUL, Dec. 2s. = On Saturday the
United STATES marshal arrested Jonas +.
Browne, liquor dealer at Minneapolis, and
seized his stock, for neglecting to make re-
turn and pay the special tax as rectiner OF
distilled spirits. The ofense is punishable
by q forfeiture Of the stock, which is said 70
be worth s35000. II is alleged that Browne
has been engaged in preparing what is known
as "compOund liQuOrs.o
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FOREIGN NEWS.


tat Afeftquts fa&senEtrk-
LONDON, Dec .N-The steamer Vile De
breSt arrive. at Havre yesterday, with pas
eengCTs ;roun the disabled steamer l. Amer
id0e, g. CUeCrS;own for Havre.
The Pop~'s Name Day.
NV OtK. Dec "A Rome special says.
Yesterday being The Pope's name day there
wss series of receptions ~ the Vatican
Ire members 81 the Papal SiaT aud thelr
commanding Officers received The PoutifcaR
besedlction kDCcling.
FrighifnI m urrtcaue - 25O Lives
Lost.
MADRID. Dec 2S.--Intelligence has beerr
received here from the Philippine islands
giving The details 81 a drsafful Hurricanes
which occurred there on the aOth of last
month. The storm was particularly severn
in the provinces OF Albay and CaTnarines
which form the southeastern part OF the
island OF L1zon. Two hundred and INV
lives were lost and ,. $40 dwelling houses de-
stroyed. Many cattle persisted, and the
crops in All direction are ruined.
British Successes I'm the East
LONDON, Dec. =. 800 A special telegram
nom Perak, in the TiDles. SAYS The British
now hold all the important positions IN the
netghbOrhood. The Maharsiah Leila has
ned and taken refuge in Sianese territory.
TIE British power l. supreme az Perak only
the murderers OF Mr.. Birch, the resident,
beiL z In arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

"A STATEMENT having been published in
New York to the effect that General Cowen,
Assistant Secretary of the Interior, hal is
sued agricultural college scrip to the state Of
Arkansas in violation of the expressed will
OF Congress, he publishes card stating that
the transaction was perfectly regular, and
was so regarded at the time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

INDIANA EDITORS WANT TO sKE.-The
secretary OF the centennial commission at
Philadelphia has received q letter announc-
ing that the editors Of Indiana, with their
wives, numbering in all about two hundred
persons, will visit Philadelphia about the
18th of January, for the purpose OF viewing
the centennial buildings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28
Lee a walkers Failure.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2s.-The representa-
tives of the frm of Lee q Walker have APP
piled for the benent OF the BANKRUPT law,
which is resisted by some OF the creditors.
Their liabilities amount to about $50,
and IL not put through the bankrupt court
lar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

DIR. HENRY T. F-.rHbYn has AGAIN haen
put In klrsurfdge insane asylum on the GER
tlncate OF two physicians. His brother, Al
bert l.. HelmbOld, signifies his intention OF
applying for q commission In lunacy, as
provided for under the laws OF Penusyl-
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APPROPRIATION BILLS.-H is announced
that the subcommittee OF the House Com
mittee on Appropriations will have the
Pension, the West Point Academy, ana the
consular and Diplomatic appropriation bills
House.
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A Town fin Florida Ruruea

SANANNAH, Dec. "a special % the
MCTnbto Macs reports a FIRE a. Jasper. Eta ,
ana that large porti Dn Of the Business part
OF The town was DESTROYED.
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INnrCrrn FnR EIrcrInr Rrrrrrn

INDICTED FOR ELECTION BErrING.-A6
Louisville, Ky, the grand Jury of the city
court have returned ten indictments against
various persons for betting on the late cleo
ton. Among them are two members OF the
city council. According TO the state laws,
all money won on election bets shall be con-
fscated by the authorities for the benefit or
the school fund and the bettOrs fined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28
New Year Calls.

THE STAR of Friday next will contain a
list of those receiving on New Year day who
may request or authorize the publication of
their names in such list. Matter intended
for these announcements, for which no charge
is made, may be sent in at any time before
Friday neon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

MRS. MoULToN's MUTUAL COUNCIL
The examining committee OF Plymouth
church last evening reported in favor OF
granting Mrs. MOulton's request fO- a mutual
council 10 Try the questions at issue between
her and tie church, and 10 will be called at
an early day a. possible, probably about
the second week IN January. The advisory
council viii not be called until after the adj
JOurrmeEt OF the mutual council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

RAILROAD COMM SsToNERs.-The PreSi-
dent has appointed Edgar Mills and Christ =
pher Green, of Sacramento, and Jacob Neff,
of Auburn, Colorado, commissioners TO ex-
anime and repor: upon twenty additional
miles OF the California and Oregon railroad
beginning near Nina, Tehama county, Call
fornia, and making total of nix miles re-
ported completed up to date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

SUSAN b. ANTHONY has been requested &c
return from Kansas To New York, so that
she can be summoned as a witness in the
Loader perjury case, but Declines to do so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

Mr.. THEODORE NJ. VALE will. 1t is said,
be appointed superintendent of railway mail
service, vice Geo. S. Bangs, who will shortly
resign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

MIs-sENT LErTERs.-Railrosd post Off &c
clerks and route agents will in future be re-
quired to stamp the word "mis-sent" on all
letters or newspapers that may come into
thelr hands enormously, The practice ha wing
been found beneficial in some OF the large
post ofhces. Two thousand stamps have
been prepared for the purpose, and will be at
once distributed.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
REDUCTION IN PRICES
STRAUSS, 1O11 Pa. Av.
OVERCOATS,

ASTRACAN BEAVER OVERCOATS selling for
So, former price e2.
FUB BEAVER 0vRRCOATs selling for SIS, for
ENGLISH K ERsEY ovERCoATs selling at sn,
former price go.
ELYsIhN BEAVER OvEROoATs selling tor
Sl2, former price 9l6.
DIAMOND BEAVER OVERCOAT5 selling for
$40, former price SH.
WH1TSEY BEAVER OVERCOATS selling for
90, former price SIP.
CHiNCHILLk OYEBCoATs selling for Sc, or
mer price $40.
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Tveed,s Baii FORFEITED.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-yudge Donohue gave
a decision this morning declaring the recog-
nizances OF Tweed's bail on seven recent In
dicfments fer felony 10 be forfeited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

THE INDICTED CRooKED-wHIsKY MEN
The Chicago Times has information that
District Attorney Bangs has received In
structions from Washington to allow all
parties under indictment at Chicago for de-
frauding the revenue 10 plead guilty, and to
insure them immunity from sentence TO the
penitentiary.
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A LEXAHDRIA AID WASHINGTON Il. &.
~
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

BIZ BEErn
BEEFfu
Prime Roast. Steak and Oorned Beef A srecialty
made Of SPICED ROUNDS, hollis and FOUL.
Ions. a. . ELLIOTT
loo and 101 Center Market;
cecle I'm 322 aud 324 New ". L. Market.
T. JACOB, CATERER,
Ia. $40 nth street, Fsrragut Square,
as received from Paris Mods and other novel
te-. Parties. &C., served reasonably. Dinners a.
person and upwards Pstes, garnished, 81; Gro
Bored Turkey, % and upwards. Meals sent o1t.
silver and Decorative China 20 order. dee3 I'm
RufTER, BuCKwHkAT, &c.
Choice New York Butter
Choice New York Backyheat
Mcliers Diamond Syrup
Vermont Maple 81 run,
Gage God Crsnkerries.
Pure CurrAnt and Ounce Jelly DC, ID rnccr cur
cwn supervision.
Pres.ryss, Brandy Pesche., and . general s,-
sortDenf Of hss goods Just resolved and for saie
D. y b. bRrAH BRO,
oer2en Gee fsHnsyiysHia sysuns.
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amendment was offered % the press bsll, pro-
yiding penalties for attacks on the republic.
which Is aimed At the BonapsIsist faction
and was finally passed after q violent debate,
between Jules Favre and the Bonapartists.
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AHALF MILLION FIRE.-Tne extensive
sugar refinery OF Kattenhorn, Hopke, Ofer-
man a Doscher, situated at Hastings-on-th the
day afternoon. The loss is estimated &C
$500, 200, while the insurance Is less than
S3CO.OOO.