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FLASHES,

The Missouri Constitutional Conven-
tion adjourned yesterday. 1t has been
in session since May 9th.
In st. Louis yesterday w. o. Avery
pleaded not guilty to the three indict-
ments agaist him. He has not yet given
bond.
In the slope Of, Bear Ridge Colliery, at
terday. Loss, $4,000. Insured for $4O,;
600.
The Examining Board of the Episcopal
church appointed to investigate the case
OF Bishop Nottingham, OF Baltimore,
unanimously adopted resolution COM
pletely exonerating him.
At Orillia, Ontario, yesterday, several
million feet of lumber at the Georgian
Bay Lumber Company's Mills were
burned. Caused by sparks from pass
ing steamer. Loss, $4,000. Insured.
The schooner Lucifer, owned by j. p.
Hall, of San Francisco, was seized in
Magdalena Bay July 7th by the Mexican
rebels. They put the crew in irons and
set sail. Nothing has been heard of them
since.
Advices from Rio Janeiro report that
VIZ &AA 6ChtAhC oOsSluuCub uao uduO u
moderate and pacific reply to the Brazil
Ian note in regard to Paraguayan treat
les, and fears OF war have been dis
PEELED.
1t is the opinion in Washington that
General Bate, the rival Of the late Sena-
tor johnson, will PROBABLY succeed him
in the Senate, by appointment, until the
Legislature meets, when he will be
elected to fill the vacancy.
In Montreal 1t is reported that Hon. L.
H. Dessaules. Joint CLERK of the Crown,
has absconded, leaving unprotected pa
per to the amount Of 100000, of which
$4,000 is said to be forgerIes. He has
been engaged In patent rights and lost
heavily.
Bill Rodifer, the desperado, yesterday
made another unsuccessful attempt to
escape from the Jeffersonville Peniten-
tiary, accompanied by two other priso-
ners named Ryan and Briggs. Ally were
recaptured, Rodifer and guard named
Kennedy being slightly shot in the me-
lee.
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AND THE FLOODS CAME.
OF THE RECENT RAINS.

EVANSVILLE, OHIO., August 8. - The
streams here are high and rising. Three
bridges between here and Taylorsville
are swept away, and also two others in
the northern part OF the county. Grain
and grass are badly damaged. A bridge
on the q. & NJ. Y. railroad at Roseyille
was damaged and travel suspended.
Trains are still running on the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad.
ATHENS, Aug. 8.-The Hooking river
has risen steadily since Saturday, and
is higher than ever known. Great de-
structiou OF property and crops. No
trains on this end of the Hooking VAL
ley road since Saturday.
LIMA, o., August 3.-From last Satur-
day at 10 O'clock up to last evening it
has rained here with but little inter.
mission. Crops have suffered severely
on the low lands. Wheat in shocks has
been washed away, and thousands Of
acres of corn and oats are under water.
The Ottawa river is higher than for
several years. Railroads gone under.
DAYTON, O., August 3.-The Miami
and Mad rivers, which continued to rise
during yesterday and the day before,
are now on a stand. The levees around
the city are as yet all right, except bad
leaks at few points. The Main-street
bridge, which is damaged, is still in
place, protected by heavy stone placed
there to break the current.
The D. u NJ. B. r. bridge is regarded
in danger, and has been weighted down
by train Of heavily loaded freight cars.
Reports from the country tell Of wide-
spread damage and destruction of crops.
No loss OF life so far.
COLUMBUS, o., August 3.-At midnight
last night the Sci0tO river left its bed
and broke madly over tract of ground
south of the city, burying extensive corn
fields ten feet deep. The water rose to
the first. story Of several houses occu-
OF the brickyard close by, but all were
saved.
AURORA, IND, August 8.-At this
point the river lacks but few inches of
the highest water mark, and is still ris-
ing. The crops in the bottom land are
all under water. The back water in the
creeks will damage thousands of acres
not reached. The loss Of corn on Laugh.
rey creek alone previous to this last
rise, was estimated at $4,000 bushels.
The figure will now be doubled.
DELAWARE, Aug. 3.-Rain fell all day
yesterday. River high.
MORROW, Aug. 3.-Another flood of
great magnitude here. The river. has
swept fences and grain away--doing un.
told damage.
TIPPEcANoE, O., Aug. 3.-The Miami
river at this place has broken through
the leyees,. carrying away great deal Of
grain, and damaging great deal. OF
corn.
BELLEFoNTAINE, o., August 3.-The
recent heavy rains, accompanied by
strong winds, has greatly damaged oats
and corn. Low ground wheat ruined.
GALLON, o., August 3.--The storms. for
the last month have ruined the prospects
of heavy haryests in Crawford and ad.
Joining counties.
LANCASTER, o., August 8.-The Hook.
ing river has burst its banks west of the
city, and completely submerged the val
ley. Bridges are washed away, and
damage generally done.
VALLEY JUNCTION, O., Aug. 3.-The
food attained it's height at 10 O'Clock
last night. aud at this writing, Z A. NJ,
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Latest from Abroad.
REV. MOODY.

REV. MOODfs
LONDON, August 8.-Moody addressed
an assemblage of 10000 people at Wrex.
ham last Sunday.
THE STRIKE.
kilograms from Oldham announce that
the strike in the cotton mills is almost
universal. Eighteen thousand opera
tives are idle. The feeling against their
employers is very bitter.
THE FARADAY.
The steamer Faraday, which was en-
gagged in repairing the United States di-
rect cable, has arrived at Deal.
TURKEYS TROUBLE.
A special to the Daily News reports
that the Revolutionary Committee of
Herzegovina has issued and widely cir
culated manifesto advocating the in-
corporation Of Herzegovina and Bosnia
with Servia and Montenegro.
VIENNA, August 3.-According to the
intelligence received from the camp 0 t
the Herzegovinian insurgents nupiber
OF engagements with the Turkish troops
took place in the last three days-frst,
along the left bank Of the river Nareuta,
and subsequently at Dapa, Stolz, Nova
genee and Drenovac. The Turks are re-
ported to have lost three cannon and
eighty rifles. Seven hundred insurgents
intend occupying the road to Trebigne.
The insurgents expect the Inhabitants
OF Suina and the frontier Of Montenegro
to join them, and thus be enabled to be-
siege Trebigne. eN
The object OF Prince Milan of Servia
in coming to this city was to see his
mother, and consult with a physician
about throat disease. The absence Of
the Court and Foreign Office officials
negatives the coDjectures that the
Princes visit has political motive.
RIFLE SHOOTING.
The German Federal rifle meeting
opened at Munich yesterday. Marks
men from the United States, Russia, Aus
tria and Switzerland will take part In
the contests.
FOR INSULTING A LADY.
CROYDON, August 3.--Colonel Valen-
tine Baker was arraigned yesterday to
answer the indictment charging misde-
meanor for an assault upon young lady
in railway carriaee. Colonel Baker
was found not guilty, Of attempting to
rayish the complainant, but guilty OF in
decent assault. and was sentenced to
for twelve months and to
pay a fine OF $500 and costs of prosecu-
tion.
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Doings at Washington.
Treasury Department = Weather
Notes, Etc., Etc.


WASHINGTON, August 3.-Secretary
Bristow is expected to arrive here to-
morrow, when the trouble about the ap-
pointments in the Treasurer's Office will
be laid before him and an effort made to
secure to Mr.. New the privilege of se-
lecting the appointees in the most i'm
portant positions in his Office. The Treas
urer still insists that these are the only
terms on which he will remain in the
position.
The rainy weather has now fairly set
In here. Up to ten days ago the weather
Of Maryland, continued very dry, and
grass and many Of the crops were seri-
ously suffering for rain. Since the wet
weather set in, however, it has ratned
almost every day, though there have
been no heavy storms.
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.Bu4ldtng- Permits.

The following permits were issued since
our last report:
G. C. Spears, repair brick house on cor
ner of Gilbert avenue and Curtis;' esti-
mated cost $100.
John Harden, repair 1928 John street;
estimated cost $275.
j. FL. Buckaups, repair 219 Western
avenue; estimated cost $35.
John Jones, 8 story brick on Findlay
between Freeman and Western avenue I;
estimated cost $1,000.
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Mortmd,y Record.

Infant Archer.
Maud v. Robinson, 8 years, city.
Moritz Seller, IA months, city.
Dina NoInhoak. 2 months, city.
9. De Bruine, weeks, city.
Sarah B. Clemaners, months, city.
Catharine Steinbrccker, months, city.
Juliana Prins, 8 months, city.
Theodore Yoller, II days, city.
Maria E. Wchlage, 8 days, city.
Charles Huber, IA moAths. city.
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LAST EDITION.

The MusIstn0uns VaItey Road AH Right.
Special TO the star. N
LANCASTER, o., August 3.-The trains
on the Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley
road are running on time, the breaks in
the track being thoroughly repaired.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-The Depart
ments are all closed to-day, and banners
suspended in honor of the late Ex.Presi-
dent Johnson.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3.--The Custom-house
is closed. Flags on the City Hall and
other City Government Departments are
at half-mast, in respect to Ex-President
johnson.
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No 1faSnS,
Special TO the Star.

Special TO the Star.
ATHENS, o., Aug. 3.-The river at this
point is ten inches higher than was ever
known before. Great damage is report
ed everywhere in the Hooking valley.
The gas works here and the lower part
of the town is flooded. No trains are
running on the Hooking Valley road.
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One nch an Hour,

NEW ALBANY, IND, August 3.-The
river Is rising here at the rate Of one
inch an hour. There is considerable ex-
citement, and news from above is looked
for with great interest.
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At Beaver, Utah, yesterday. the de-
tense in the Mountain Meadows butchery
offered dispositions OF Brigham Young
and George A. Smith, which were ruled
out. They state that neither party is
suedahy ....lyuctions in regard to the
Arkansas emigrant train; that the peo.
pie were counseled not to sell grain to
any parties for forage; that neither party
knew of the massacre until nfterward,
and then only by general report. Judge
Boreman will deliver his charge to-day.
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ALfQnaO SILL Trin1nnhnnk.

LONDON, August 8.-Madrid advices
contain information of further successes
of the Alfonsoist armies, and assert that
the Carlist forces are approaching disso-
luton.
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LOST.

n OST = WATCH : Lady's gold, on Friday
u leyening, July 30th. 1t was presented to her
S gift from her deceased father. A liberal
beward will be paid-if returned to S69 John
xfreet. au2-2t
n OST - -POCKET-BOOK - On Wednesday
III 4 morning, on West Sixth street, between
Smith aud Mound, containing papers and IL
rense for steamboat engineer. Leave at WIN.
COOKS, S46 W. Sixth ST., and be rewarded.
Gau2 -3t1
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Burglars made unsuccessful efforts to
enter the Hubert Hotel, at Macarthur,
and number Of private houses, during
the storm Sunday night,
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iKTANTED - $4,000 TO MAKE A MILL
wv ION-Wanted partner with 81, ,000 to run
ne new, great American Spectacular Drama,
syrhe DEVILS Kingdom," on novel, mammoth
tent scale during the Centennial at Philadcl-
phia, also afterward. million sure. Closest
Scrutiny invited. Address VETERAN MAN
AGER, IS N. Eleventh street, Philadelphia,
Penn. au3-3t
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TNOR SALE-NEWSPAPER- job Office,
10 in one OF the liveliest business towns in the
Etate; paper has a good circulation and liberal
Idyertising patronage; two presses and over
Eorty fonts job type. Address JOURNAL,
DOYlestown, Wayne county, Q. aI2-2t
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NTDD---sITUATIoNs

kKJAETED - SITUATION - To do general
wv housework, by woman. Address r.,
phis Office. au3-3tt
NJANTED - SITUATION = AS clerk or
: wv salesman in grocery or variety store, or
anything else SO It fs not dry goods; best Of
kssfercnce. Address j. n. D., In care Of L, c.
Sohnson, Newark, Q. jysc-it
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T>OR BALE-LAND--5O acres prairie land; !;
IL good spring on same; in thickiy- settled
aeighborhood, In Adair county, Iowa, near
county seat. Or will trade for horse and light
Rring- wagon. Address "W," this Office.
Iiy14-tfl
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VNTANTED-NURSE- to take
w care Of an invalid lady; no others need
spply only with frst-class reference. Address
r. d. Box 1,168. ete au2-2t
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wANTHD-.-TRADns.

NTTANTED D-PAINTING- &C. r. Lauten-
wv schlaeger, house and sign painter, works
E em&u profits. Try him. No. y w. Sixth
feek Cssington, Ky. tps-4p'o
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TyOR SALE-A BUSINESS HOUSE AND
IL LOT-In Moberly, Mo. Also, stock Of fur
Siture and undertakers' goods, including fine
kearse. For particulars, address GEO. AL.
DERSON, Post-oflice Box 462, M0berly, Mo.
fau2-dt1
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THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w That KELLY'S Photograph Gallery, No.
no Madison street, Covlngton, KY, has been
Semoved to l9S West Fifth street, Cincinnati,
Ohio. ap6-4mo
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TlOR SALE CARRIAGES New and sec
10 ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
call at 10 and 21 West Seventh street. GEO. Z.
MILLER Il SONS. sep7-tf
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E,OK SALE OR TRADE - HOME - The
IL beautiful place Of the late DIR. Metz. near
flainvllle, on the L. III. Il. R.; q delightful
homo Of ~ acres, with abundance of fruit, fine
hcenery, and capable Of subdivision: 10 miles
Prom the city; must be sold. r. NELSON,
Is w. Third street. au2-4t
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The gold yield Of Australia is less than
that OF last year,
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TNOR SALE-FARM-On easy payments, a
E 3O-acre fruit and dairy farm, adjoining
Georgetown, o. Address Box 97, Georgetown,
nhiO au2-3t
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wv wish to purchase
w an interest in some established business,
not requiring much capital. Address, with
xpference. p, D, Box 1887 au3-2t
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VXTANTED-1O ABLE-BODIED MEN
wv To catch driftwood on the Ohio river
Snrine the rise, JOHN MCCALL,
Il No. 232 w alnut street.
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS -
IN Bought, Sold and Exchanged. HOW &
co., so West Third street. jyl6-H
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wv ANTED = HOUSE = Furnished, by the
Wv year. Address Lock- box 075, city.
e fau2-2tl
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EOR SALE OR RENT-HOUsE-yer nice
I new brick Of rooms and large lot, near
6ain avenue, Mount Auburn. Address Box
BO. au3-3t
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"TANTED-TO RENT Or BUY-A Coun-
w try place, Of IL to 30 acres, well located
and convenient to railroad and church. House
and outbuildings must be In good order. Send
full particulars as to.house, grounds. outbuid-
hgs, fruits, neighborhood. sc. Address, for
ane week, j. II. s., Lock box o, Cincinnati, 0.
Ijy17-tf,2twl
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UTANTED = YOU TO KNOW That b.
wv CAVAGNA & SON have new Pine Apple
ynd new Holland Cheese, and splendid line Of
Groceries. jy26-u
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w speak German and English; single man
preferred. Apply to W. H. WELLER, Anna,
Ohio. au2-2t
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TOR SALE = BUILDINGS, &c.-seyen fine
T brick buildings, finished and unfinished,
md lO0 building lots, in the prosperous suburb
- Madisonville, where are churches, schools,
htOres, &c. Ofered at low rates and on easy
eerms. II not sold before the 9th of August, the
Hllole viii he offered at public auction, r.
NELSON, 76 w. Third street. au2-4t
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NTANTED-YOUNG MEN-To become ex-
w cellent penmen from, short lessons; all
the movements taught Also, pen drawing.
Harms So for "A lessons. Address G. A. LEVY,
City p. o. au2-8t>
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VX7ANTED - ROOM - Furnished, for three
w gents, near Seventh and Walnut; must
b cheap. Address w. Il. DONSON, city.
(au2-2tl
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VKTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
wv hrst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
EOST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 W alnut
street, first floor. ie26-tf
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NTANTED--PARTNER shares, to en-
wv gage halls for lectures. Address JAS.
IREBLOTS, Dayton, o. au2-3t
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VKTANTED-CIGAR-M No. 1,
yyto go to Yeyay, Ind. Apply to CHARLES
HELCHER, 55 Buckyc street. au2-2t
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NXT ED-GAS-PIPE LAYERS-On eek
w perieDced man to lay gas pipe; also one
t0put In service pipes and set meters. Apply
At l5 East Third street, Cincinnati, or to gas
works, Hillsboro, o., to r. L. COVERDALE.
lana. .2t1
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WANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth ST. jy15-u

FRIENDS AND PAT
w RONS-To know that we have removed
nom No. II Fifth to No. PIT Fifth, near Plum
et, where we have the largest assortment OF
which we will sell at low figures. PFAU q
&USTETTER au8-6t, Tu, THIS
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"ANTED - Clothes wringers Repaired.
w #. TETTENBORN, 40 W. Fifth street.
ljy3l-S, ,Tu&Th,tfl
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NTANTED-CANVAS VASSER-A lady Of 20 or
wv ard as travelling canvasser in light,
honorable and lucrative business; must be
smart and of pleasant address. II. Q. GREGG,
Uhrichsville, o. au2-3t
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WTANTED-YOU.TO TO GO TO-G. SCHILL-
w ING, Carpet Weaver, 28l West Sixth ST
ljy3U-tfl
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Min WANTED-SHOES-B your SHOES
BVl at PoTrER's, No. 1S6 West Fifth
y ~ street. ..a.4a jyM-1ot
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BOARDING..

POARDING-And room for two gentlemen,
| I'D gentleman and wife, or two ladies, at 239
Race street. References required. au2-2t
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WANTED. ..M1scELLANnous.

IN STONE WARE can be sup
~ piled by the car load, by w. +. MCCOY,
zanesville, o. au3-4t
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REV. MOUUIe
LONDON, August 3.-Moody addressed
an assemblage of 10000 people at Wrex-
ham last Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-26

A professor OF chemistry IS trying to re-
form the taste of ladies with reference to the
use of various toilet articles. and especially
OF applications for the hair. In a lecture
lately delivered in Baltimore, the professor
demonstrated by actual experiment that
many chair tOnicS, ''restO-ers," "invigOra-
foFs," &c, contain certain deleterious sub
stances injurious 20 health, one of them con-
tanning from 10 to 100 grains of lead or zinc
10 the ounce. We doubt the success OF the
professors mission. The butterflies OF fashion
are welded To their enamels, salves, powders.
ct ceteTa, in fact they would hardly be
butterflies without their aid. So long as
similar toiIe; articles possess an attractive
name foreign preferredj and are prepared in
pleasing style 80 long will the dear creatures
buy them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-26

The North Carolina house OF representa-
lives have cast out from among them one
Ihorne, venerable carpet Dagger from
Pennsy lvania, on the ground that he is an
stheist and that his doctrines are subversive
OF the principles OF the state constitution,
and sound morals. Much oiism has attached
10 Massachusetts because Of her religious
moderation in early times, and this apparent
desire On the part OF the North Carolina
Legislature TO control the religious belief of
its members, ifpersisted in, will justl V entitle
that state TO share of popular reprobation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-26

THE WEEKLY STAR; now ready, contains
particulars of the Dempsey Warren ira ;edy;
reports of the Beecher trial; the Louisiana re-
ports; the interesting Congressional proce ID
ings OF the past week; general and local news
poems. stories, and sketches by the best au-
thoTS, with agricultural matter, household
receipts, &c, &c, making a model family
paper at very reasonable price.
Toms - per annum, in advance: postage
prepaid, single copies five cents, in wrspperS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-26

Woman suffrage has met with still another
defCat. The members of the Massachusetts
state Senate voted ii down on Wednesday
Where are the leaders OF the faithful in these
degenerate days? They seem 10 have lost the
dash ard 'clan' of former times, and we fear
their revolution i Progressing backwards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-26

The CITtS'ionl Union is really "to stake its
life on Henry Ward Beecher." OF course.
In fact its life ~ at stake on Beecher. As
Sam- Wilkeson, publisher of the JHiOa, said
about Reechers - Life OF Christ" the Brook
Ign scandal, unless disprovel, will knock il
higher thar Kite"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-26

The following advice from the Boston
JO'11'oi is not out OF place even as far soath
as Washington.
Don't leave OF your Overco1t and nrance
around as though spring had come. because
NJ Il juicy day, unless you want To give a
series OF receptions to your doctor"