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rs TO THE CHRISTIAN PUBLIC.
"FreeIy Te Hare Receired. Frpcyy Gjrp 4"

THE WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Will occupy the new Home on 18th street, between
X and streets, on November %, Thanksgiving
day and would most respectfully solicit contrbn
tlons OF money. fuel, groceries, provisions, furn-
ture, or household goods Of any description. The
managers suggest that in the changes incident to
tins season Of the year many housekeepers might
send discarded articles, which woald be of value in
arranging the New Home.
appeal to the merchants, the dealers in wood
and coal, and business men gener ally aid us as
they may be able, this being suitable occasion to
"thoughtfully recall and devouty recognize the ia.
vors " hich they have enjoyed >
"lnasmuch as ye have done 1t unto one of the
least Of these, my brethren, ye have done il unto
bemansgers win be at the Home to receive all
contributions November % and "a.
he new building will De open to visitors Thanks
giving day. The citizens of Washington are COR
daily invited 10 Welt the Home on that day. All
kinds of sewing will be done hereafter, al this En-
plOy ment Rooms in the new building.
Iou are earnestly invited to Join the association
Ahnual snDscrIptloE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / 90
Sustahlhs meuosfs ......--......... Il %
- W
For further Information, address the President,
Mrs.. WIN. STICKNEY. GOT N street.
By order Of the Board Of Managers
MRS. THOMAS WILSON, Secretary.
noSZZ-t 221 street northwest.
%ALADDIN SECURITY OIL-The safest
Wy and best. Burns longer; burns brighter, and
vii not explode. Manufactured by q. WEST Il
SONS, Baltimore, Md. novIlm*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24

IHE CONTEST OVER THE MARYLAND Ar
TORNFY GESERALsHrP.-In reply 20 the
letter of s. Tackle Wallis, reform Candidate
Tor Attorney General at the recent election
Tor Maryland state officers, 10 Governor
Groome, notifying him that he (Wallis) will
contest the election OF {. j. NJ. q vim, the
democratic candidate, Governor roome has
addressed communication 10 Mr.. Wallis,
saying: "ln view OF the facts that the con-
stltutlon provides no mode i'm which the
contest shall be conducted; and that there is
no legislation which reaches the case, he
would be pleased TO receive from Mr.. Wallis
and Mr.. GwInn. or their attorneys, At the
earliest practicable day, written arguments
upon the question whether be the Governor)
can entertain the contest proposed, the ex-
tent OF his powers In regard thereto, and the
mode in which he should proceed 70 exercise
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24

TEE RETURN OF CARDINAL McCLosYrY.
steamer Abyssinia, Of the Cunard line, Whicn
10 expected 70 arrive IN New York on we'd
nesday next. A number Of prominent Cath
warm reception on his arrival They
with many OF the Roman Catholic Clergy
win proceed down the bay when the vessel
his residence. A number Of Fathsr Mathew
societies will also turn out In full regalia and
act as an escort 10 the Cardinal On htG de-.
parture from the steamer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24

MISS MARIE r. GORDON mrs. John +,
RAYMOND II seriously al OF pneumopia,
which compelled her % withdraw from the
BROOKLYN theater last week during the re0-
rcsentation Of The Overland Route.o ~.
Raymond was summoned 20 the city on SAT-
urday by the alarming condition OF bis Nj r..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24

~The oficial vote Of Oregon gives Lana.
democrat, for Congress. majority of 267.
.0Counterfeit $40 notes On the First Ma
In ST. Louis. 0e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24

NEW YORK, Nov. A.-Mr. Jones' whose
brewery was burned last evening, gives his
loss AZ $685. 900; insurance, SIS 900. The loss
Two nremen were injured-one by falling
walls, ana the other by the engine at which
he was engaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24
EXpulal0a q Students frOm Prlnce
tn College.

PRINCETON, N. J., Nov. 2l-AbOut forty
students OF Princeton college have been ex-
PEELED for persisting In belonging TO q secret
society, against the orders OF the faculty
Two thirds Of those expelled belonged 70 the
senior class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24

A VERY FINE EDGE having been put on
the Interior department broad-axe, a num-
Der of important removals will be made on
Saturday, the next business day of the de-
partment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24

THE ST. Louis WHISKY FRAUDs-Ty1al ~
eL-Ch,cf C1e1E dUcTy.-The case OF Avery
cher clerk OF the Internal revenue bureau al
Washington, indicted for complici,y in the
whisky frauds, was called IN the United
States district court i'm ST. Louis yesterday
and both parties being ready to proceed, the
jury was impaneled and the trial commenced.
The indictment contains four counts. cAarg-
ing That Avery had knowledge OF the fraud
ulent practices by Bevis 4 Frazer, wilfully
failed 10 report the same, for the purpose OF
aiding the said firm in its practice and con-
spired with Mcdonald, joyce, FItzroy, Bevis,
Frazer, AMI IlrIci 10 dyfraud the govern
nlent; also that Ia furtherSnce OF this con-
splTacy ne and his co cOnSpirators did perpe-
trate The frauds Cor which they were organ
lied.
Assistant Attorney Bliss opened the case
for the prosecution, marking out its liue of
action, and stating what az expected 10 prove.
The jury Is composed OF Nathan Cole, a
prominent merchant. and exmayor of 81.
Louis, two retired merchants Of 81. Louis,
and several gentlemen occupying respecta-
PIE ard responsible positions IN the interior
towns OF the state.
c. G.. Megrue was called % the stand as a
witness, and after two or three questions by
the prosecution, Judge krum, for the de-
tense, assailei the indictment, aud said a.
was defective and bad, as IL did not properly
show that Avery was an officer OF the govern
ment. The question turning upon the point
whether the internal revenue department is
really department. Judge krum claimed H.
Is not, and General Henderson, for the prose-
cution, commended il is. The debate on the
question continued nearly all the afternoon,
and the court finally decided that the first
bad, while the second and third were good.
These counts contain the principal charge OF
conspiracy TO defraud the government, and
the trial will proceed to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24

TRYING TO KEEP UP THE PRICES OF
CoAL.-The coal trade is in about the same
condition az at our last report. The stock OF
coal in the hands of retailers and dealers i'm
New York and New England rs believed To
be less than IL generally has been at this sea-
son OF the year, principally due TO the fact
that an impression has been created that the
associated companies would reduce their
prices In December, as an act of retaliation
against the Pennsylvania coal company,
which which Siohe among the large companies has
heretofore reduced prices in the month OF
december. Hence dealers have hesitated in
laying In supplies, believing that lower
prices would prevail in the winter. We have
trustworthy Information, howeyer. thar MOI
outstanding the action of the Pennsylvania
coal company the associated companies will
adhere strictly TO their programme and
maintain November prices through the en-
tire winter. Indeed. any other course would
be q suicidal nne.-Philr LekI1er. 2ad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24
The Prince OF wales.

LONDON, Nov. 2i.-The price of copsols a
the stock exchange to-day has been highe
than at any other time since the LIST of anu
ary, 1900.
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and lssU - shewn h, the auditors
report amcanta ~ ylas,iln "a and
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there II NJ ~rll infesmsd printer hat
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tie pabais are either ignorant II tho
Its NJ they srs, ~ rise are willing 10
lan'lcr The people - reward rarsiaan
iiienis The only discretion public
enl.ets ahould have IL 70 accept tho
l"~ca, bid fpr work. with such sarct,
~ the Law provides for its perform
anec according 10 the stipals,ions Or
specifications III the contract.
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n Naen VI Nv~ ,,ttr vi ~,ttats 4
kHhrai,tt, n Nssusn SissnTss = Il.
,af,. ana l'ss.r tslis. 4, fu,saaans
anil \ II. Meal,ua Il, l.ims svstnr,
sarrlira IN. few Indispensable atsirlrs
that mus, ~ hasFhs u hu,r. ~ slnse
~ha haa nothing H. Laul h Mts'stget
and nAhine IN pss ~'.A, aai - shose
t.~ M,sse,rs that these who bought ~
Ne,it~ert 1T cash. NEEDED IL hns
somewhere ~ credit. Half The people
II the count, wanted n sell Arl leave
AMI only ttcause VI their ihahili', to
dc -. dni they remain. And shcs~
are Tho halrycn days TT whi,h. The gen.
aine granger u to-day sirhs, and will
not he cemfuf,ed hcraass they are not
Those were tho days ~hsn crolN "
~hss, assreea,ins 5000 tuAhel,, haul.
II - Me''regor did not pay Tho ~.
rsnsc " .hfcah,ng and marketing, N
hut The farmer was compelled 10 Id
vance money 10 pay Tho deficiency
With tho exception II war. here snd
there. all subscribed and,bcn, their en-.
crgies 10 secure 10 Howard county the
benefits of railroad connections with
eastern markets Thcsc who were
here then and have continued since NJ
W have. have observed these wnr,s ~
tho best and asA prominent ansi.miJdle.
men 81 the day, We coufe~ 10 hav.
ing seen enough n their absurd notions
during these times. We hope this *.
and 4 desire that II 10 not
repeated 10 no crime.
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rME nvAn IN MeAUMrTt0N
IT. NAaasw ~ csosax kvsNlA.


Springfield. Mass. Nov ~ IT.
W, Adams 4 Co. The suspended
Steskbr,,lge wooden manufacturers,
IN, their liaLili.ics II 81. 900, and
assets ~ eSs, 900.
New York, Nov. ~ --Wallaes 4
TO-. who are reported 10 have failed
IN New Orleans, were regarded - tho
largest Wholesale dry goods housc In
the Southern asascs, ~ they did bus.
iness ~ several millions u ,lullns per
year II Il understood that their
credit. In the several Southern Sistss
we're 10 large a. 10 involve them In tbs
ssrioua losses which ralmina.ed IN their
failure. Thcif liabilities Ars estimated
to 10 abou. $3.50. 600, alarge portion
Of which II In this city.
Now York, Nov. ga meeting
u the creditors OIL. II. Ford 4 To-.
publishers. II No ~ I'arkplass. VS.
held yesterday Al No. I Warren q.
In tho papers submitted BY the firm
ths total liabilities are placed u $780,
025.
Montreal, Nov, Oh. Baldwin Hlscr.
cr, 81 The Coalicoohs Mills Company.
havs failed. with liabilities " 90. 900,
Ono hundred skilled artisans and Lob.
ess,s sre thrown out VI snploynsa'
By Me suspsnsion.
Hosson. Nov. 26.--Tloyai. GiItsy
X 10 extensive coal and lumber deal.
Or, Of Watsrown, Mas. have failed.
Liabilities estimated ~ $3.50. 100.
The failure WAS caused by their inahil.
lty 10 collso. from > large nuMlsr II
master.buildsrs and carpenters indsbs.
I'd 10 them.
Nav York. Nov 3d.--Thers VA
run on shs Peoples Sasings l,snk shia
morning, and The elbssrs slossd ~
doors taking advantage u 20 days'
notice
The Manufacturer b Builder
Bank suspended this morning.
Tho Central PARK Saving Bant h 10
b wound up.
Buffalo. Nov s7.--Ths extensive
Try goods store 81 W. r. Merry eIossa
~ doors to-day With liabilities ~ go.
BOO; asso's supposed 10 " 900. 900.
i'hs creditors arc mostly eastern firms.
New Haven, Nov. n. --Gov. lngss.
'oll 70 day appointed ex.Gov. Eng.
lib United States SENATOR IN yAss u
.. 4. Ferry, deceased.
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PIANO WORKS.

rAlav HtNosas, PaAhL UAOea, Name
ClaCLa, asA ynuAa flAlxlsT. Your col.
lsssioas VI Vssy 1lsAe Music, suitable 1T
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Vocal Works
WITH
Piano Accompaniment.

NUrusA OuoSs MeLastxs. Dsnutlftlly
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80.
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%,
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-.
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MAspLssoHA 10 snAas. Elegant folls
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Tbs ssa.s for i deep soles. In = vols Svo,
sssA, $40 In paper, eiush. oJ.h0
UOnSnAAA'a NuGAE ALnGA. NO songs,
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fall gilt, $40.
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tvstsd By TIM bros nAlstei. tull ktlt,
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~ NsrhelAs r.. t'~eswhss y mee.
niaren, namh~s ~ IilasssAtirna ~
Asaa.iFal, Hs artists ~asarsllsA N ~
uAstiss ss,ls And sthalasl, eaish. N
rr~s,sl~,as. ar III VI shs kssa elsea u
writer's. Instructive, neral iatsssetiHa,
attractive. nshs N seas WEI 1tAtts
'n.sA Parents shesld ~ n ssd ete.
vide their children With a fes ie1e
Coms In and l,~h =. e~s elstblWg sa,ss
81 n. Ni%halas aaA sstianss With W
plAis UsAAsA.
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The newspapers aro telling = ao~
that tho real nams u The lists vIcs
President WAS Goliath instead IL Wn.
IN. Since his arss eonsp,suss y.
psarance N American politics Ii ls4l.
Tho iass thsl ~ Tsibunss ~ nov los
shs 1ns time telling we're known 70 The
readers u dsncsrsslc newspapers
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A Grange SALARY t,rab.

Tho national Grange, ! sort u clcss
corporation inaccessible 70 the gYeal
,aasa NJ the order. and the members o
which have pligl,sea their faith t. escl
other, right Or wrong. very consider
atcly havc deemed their services wor.l
more than the law and constitutions 1
tho erdor provided. and have vote
themselves IN increase u salary VII
remarkable unanimity Ostsnsibly u,
posed 10 monopoliss they MAINTAIN on
TO which thesc who contribute In fund
can nevcr hope to rsin admission And
from which they derive no benefit III
view of those facts tho gushing litsv.
atty of those monopolisss to themselves
Of tho funds contributed BY others.
forcibly reminds one II the western
stage agent Who had In somc manner
become short In meeting the prcprist-
oS with their proportion u tho monies
colleetcd, A special agent VA detail.
ID to confer with the western local
agent And procure IN adjustment D.
tho account Arrived on tho ground
and 6ndins his man, hls mission VA.
disclosed. The special agsn, In glow.
ing terms alluded u the efficient ser-
Vices u tho local agent II behalf Of
shs company, his energy and rev.over.
ance In extending Ia business (all tho
avsilr Of which The local agent he'd J
aud that IN confederation u these. tho
company had instructed HIM 10 make
present to tho local sGcns u ono half
tho sutn 10 wAs In arrears. On consider.
alton II payment d Tho ether half. A
this announcement great drops u per.
apirasion collected on the brow II shs
local agent while tsars u gsasissds
~ biz - bvcksyss rolled down NJ
checks ~ " replied, Il Will not b.
essdone II generoai,y BY any stsgs
company. ! win donate .ls balance "
tho money 10 your efficient lwal agent,
which wa. himself III. men Who ~
10 have ths donations ~ ,hs rasai.g
three ysars aso.
Nss,ss.1el,hr r Jan.., Ashnn.ast
DssssseF.Js j Meuinais, Michigan
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torieal romance IN ths January nsm.
her.
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