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CALL ON II. GETTINGER,
lOl BRIDGE STREET,
For DRY GOODS, CARPETS and FURS.
MILLINERY O specially. noy1-s
CEORGETOWN SAVINGS BANK, ID. O.
" 81 HIGH STREET
Bank hoHrs, q. m. to p m, and on Saturdays
Ito receive depositsl until p Interest paid on
deposits. General Banking Business done. and col
lections made on all accessible points. Discount
days, MONDAYS. II. P0LKISK0RS, President.
II. W. BARRETT, Cashier.
Dtrsetors.
n. Pcisinhorn, Ihos Bowling, J. T. Mitchell,
Riley A. shinn, 4. ID. Hartley, Thomas KDowle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11

CHANGE OF TRAINS TO NEW YORK AND
PBILADELPHIA-Th train for New York
aud Philadelphia at a. m. daily, eXcept
Sunday, will, on and after Monday, 18th
instant, leave from the Baltimore and Ohio
depot only, and the train leaving New York
at $40 a. m. will arrive at Baltimore and
Ohio depot only, at 500 p. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11

THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, at
lbe request OF many prominent citizens, Mr.
mccullough this being the last night of his
engagement,O will again present his imper-
sonat1on OF Cardinal Richelieu," which is
considered by many his most successful role
Next week the renowned "Col. Sellers" who
undoubtedly Will be received with great
favor.
ThedteT C0nuqu5.-''Wrestling Joe' will be
given for the last time tom light. Next week
We are 70 have new faces and an excellent
performance Is announced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11
RARE FIsHEs.-Harvey 4 Holden dj

Notwithstanding Liniment cures al
Pain. 4:
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ANOTHER LADY DEAD FROM COAL OH,
LAMP ExPLoSIoN.-Last night about nine
O'Clock, Mrs Martha Briscoe, residing at 2l3
* street northwest, was terribly burnci by
the explosion OF coal Oil lamp while she
was in the act OF filling IL. Drs. Herbert and
Newton were called in at once and rendered
medical aid, but she fingered IN intense agony
until this morning, when death relieved her
The fatality from this cause is getting 10 be
alarming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11

SUDDEN CHANGES IN THE WEATHER are
productive of. Throat Disease, Coughs aud
Colds. There is no more effectual relief to
he found than in the use Of sBroCn's BJon-
citdi ITOches.' en-
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GEORGETOKN.

THE GAS QUESrIoy.-Nr. Etisor: / trust
that the people of GEORGETOWN will continue
TO agitate the gas question until they bring
about correction OF the abuses under which
they have so long labOred. The appeal of
"Sererdl Sufferers" in your paper of the Sth
list. should awaken the consumers of las TO
the necessity OF immediate action. Lei those
most largely interested In the matter initiate
the movement and ask such additional Iegfs-
lation OF Congress as is necessary in the
premises 10 teach such monopolies Ga,
though they do "enl0y an eIcilssve rsh, y nc
have still the right to appeal Until elicit
secured 70 us, TIE recep, action on the ma
lority OF families ~. Brooklyn, n. Y. in sub
sfifuting an Illuminating oil for gas, is reTy
SaggeStre, and / am cognizant of several
families In our midst who have long followed
TINS course; the perfection to which the
manufacture of Illuminating oils has at
tanned makes them perfectly safe, and there
Is no doubt but that they afford a much more
satisfactory light for reading and sewing
Let meeting be called at once as the season
now upon us is their (the gas comeany'sl har-
vest Who's pext?
CONE WHO HAS SUFFERED LONG,
GRAIN TRADE-The offerings on 'Chauge
this morning amounted To IL 800 bushels of
wheat, of which 800 bushels were sold at
S133, S137, S142, SI47, SI4Ib, $50. sI52
S1t3X, sl.5. Arrival of grain Schooner
Mary Ann, with eco bushels of wheat:
schooner Kitty Ann, with 1880 bushels
wheat, and boat Caledonia, with 1 400 bushels
wheat TO Hartley & Bro; boat II. NJ. Talbot
with 5000 bushels wheat to II. NJ. ia botf
and 500 10 Hartley d Bro.
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III o I'D AY GOODS!

III OLD AY GOODS!
We offer the following articles, as good as new,
and some entirely neS al Is to 80 per cent less than
soiD GOLD SSH I 5SES
,ns $SHP KS shSh h&aSfSIs SfSSkss
AID many ra Eo III yslTaPs sSsT
Also, some valuable goods consigned on commits
fisn' and viii be fpla q sSest re snsT5fce
In order to avoid the rush generally before Christ
mas, We offer the came inducements 10 buy early,
charge. All we ask is fair eomps-ison Win the
same quality and price to convince you that in
business We can afford to offer you extraordinary in
Please call early, and have the first choice of Q
s. GoLDsTEIN CO.,
LooH and Comnltssior Brokers,
dec2 TT Northeast corner 10Th and streets.
JUST ARRIVED
BAELOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
1925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
fine stock. suitable for HOLIDAY PBssESTs,
Consisting OF Engravings, ChIomss, Photographs of
riety.
Visite Photographs.
Abort Fifty OIL PAINTINGS in Real G,ld
Frames which will be offered az reduced prices
The public are respectfully invited TO examine my
large stock.
dec3-t14th H. n. BARLOW
H None but genuine imported sold.
CHOICE WINES.
q. &. CORN WE'LL IL SONS,
FINE GROCERS,
141s PENEA. AVENUE.
dec2 Inn Opposite Willard Hotel
SpooNs, sih'hK wAREi TEA SETS.
FORKS, DINNER SETS,
PITCHERS,.
BASKETS,
BOWLS,
WATERS,
PEPPERS,
MUsTARDS,
SALTS, &C, &c. &C.,
Including every imaginable article made Of Silver,
from the lowest price the costly and elegant
ly finished. Made and sold by
SAML. kirk & SON,
dtSeTtpf1on Of SslrT Ware. 172 w. Baltimore ST.,
E4a6hMed leH. Baltimore, Nd.
novl61m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11

HENRY VINCENT, of England, one of the
most eminent orators now before the public,
whose name in England, Ireland and Scot
liver his celebrated lecture on "John Wesley
and his times at Wesley Chapel, 9Th and +
streets, next Thursday evening. Tickets at
Cnoate 4 Co.'S, 9ii Pennsylvania avenue
where reserved seats may be secured with
out extra charge. See adYertisemenf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11

ATTENTION is called TO the advertisement
Of Mr.. Charles T. Davis, Offering for rent.
from January LIST, 1s16, that magnificent
residence situated on the northeast corner OF
I2th and X streets northwest. TAis is one OF
the finest properties In the District, and is
elegant in It's appointments and finish.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M,Ts.

HS TIONAL BANK. Geol eetowa, D. G., Dec
10. ishsIIhs annual meeting Of the stockbolders,
Tor the election Of Directors Of this Rsnk will be
held at the Rsak on TUESDAY, JAn1ary II is-s
Polls opea from II IN. 10 e'cleck 2 N.
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A BAFFLED BURGLAR.-Last night be-
tween 10 and IL O'Clock, a thief broke through
the basement door of house No. SIS 18th
street, between II street and New York av-
enue, occupied by Surgeon General Beale,
U. 3. navy, and In ascending the stairs en-
coun tered the General himself, who made
for him, and he retreated precipitately, and
accomplished hasty exit through the win
dow, carrying with him the glass and sash.
be made good his escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11

"A FINE NEW FIRE-PROOF HOTEL, aThe
Brunswick, /" has lust been opened In Boston.
IL "a said 10 be under excellent management,
and located In the most elegant portion of
mon, and convenient 10 the railroad depets,
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HOLIDAY PR EsENYS,

beautiful SILK HAndkeIchisfs for ladies.
Handkerchief In beautiful fancy boNes for Ladies'
Gents Linen and SIX Uandkerchief-.
Shewls, UmhI elias. Black silks, Gloves, scarfs
and Neck Ties, fancy Boxes, Perfumery aud Fancy
Articles.
Blankets, and many other useful articles suitable
for Holiday Presents, at
103 Bridge street.
decs-tr BENJAMIN MILLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11

CONTEMPLATED IMPROVEMENTS.-The
late residence OF Mr.. James III. Caustin,
fronting 81 feet on the south side of F street
between and 18th and 18th, has been pur-
chased by Mr.. W. W. Corcoran for $50 600, on
which he proposes to erect a fine building
early IN The spring for stores and Offices The
property on either side. owned by Mr. Cor
coTan, viii also be improved, and II is likely
That he Will raoderniZe the Paymaster Gem
erals building, and improve the rest of his
property ON 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue at the same time.
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The LITTLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
examination of witnesses in the ca Sc of Zaulo
Poole, the little acrobat, was continued be-
fore u. 8. Commissioner j. j. johnson. Dr.
Flodoardo Howard testified that the aero
batic business tended to impede the lads
physical development. Thos. Young special
cribed the Poole boys performances, and
said he had talked with the lad when they
were over, and he seemed then as bright and
sprightly as ever. Jacob Budd testified to
having seen other lads perform in the same
manner as this one. and did not think the
performance injurious.
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Remoyal-CoPnS. nc.

FRkcKLEs removed Dy Natures Beautiner
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...sNED FoR THE HVlIpAYs

az IN q choice s-~-.-... Of House- Furnishing
a. rehcy Goods. Decorated and White French
China, French Cut and Eagrsvei Glass ware,
Cutlery and Plated Ware. Tin, Wooden and willos
Ware. Also, hne assortment Of Toys aud Fancy
Goods, Wagons, Velecipedes, Shoo-Flys, sleighs,
sc.
At tie New House Furnishing Store sf
VALIANT a OGDEN,
AZ High street.
cecltST GEORGETOWN. ID. G..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11

NOW IS THE SEASON TO look out for gas
saving burners, gas heating stoves, safety
lamps, weather strips, &c all of which may
he found at Hamilton Il Pearson's, Y, NJ G.
A. Building, 9th and d streets, IL 27 .eo2:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11

CIRCUIT COURT-JIGctge Gutter.
To-day, the Court were engaged in hearing
notions.
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I1RY GOODS,
0ARPEfIN6s, 0ILcLOYHs,
AND KEEPS
1A1BlY PAkTL YMADR DRESS SHIRTS
ter Of ISIS and 1876.
Immense stock. Store building running through
from It'll street TO K-No. 92e 7th street and roc x
utreet. :
ssps-u ". ". BURDRYfE . 90.
A GARD TO THE LADIsS.-Arfistfc DIRT ss-
"A MAKING I'm all branches Wedding, Even M
Reception and Dinner Suits made 10 orler in the
latest Parifian styles. 929 Pennsylvania ayenue
the patronage OF Laf.es who desire rinsi class
varf solicited only. Private entrance. Clo.ed on
sstpydsyB. Nine. LOUIE co. potse-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11

"ThWs ia this one pregnant subject
OF CLOTHES. rightly understood,
Is included all that men hare
Thought, dreamed, done, and
Been:
Aud the essence Of all science
Lies ia the Philosophy OfCLOTHES.o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-08

elecclones de diputados & C6rtes has.
ia que no Sc resuelvan las cuestiones
pohtlcas que Sc hallan pendientes.
Aver tarde hubo una iunta do
medlcos en- casa del Sr. ministro de
Estado, opinando aquellos que Ia en-
iermedad que tiene postrado al selor
conde Gle Casa-Va Valencia, es un reblan-
declmlento de la medula espinal.
-SabemOs que al general La Por-
tllla, no acompanara Puerto-Rico
nlngun empleado civil, por indicacion
suya. Dicho entendido Y recto iefe
parece que no propondra alteration
alguna en- ell personal civil nj militar
Gle aquella isla, q no ser que & clio sc
yea obligado por el que no cumpla
extrlctamente con los deberes de su
cargo y defenda con lealtad los inte-
.reses de Espana en- aquella provincial
ultramarina
La cOmision de refOrma de C6di-
gos de Ultramar, ha entregado ilti-
madOs sus trabajos al seilor ministro
del ramo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-08
A PUERTO-RICO.

Los naufragos del vapor ALGERIA" al ausshtarse
de csta nObilisima y humanitara Ciudad, cuyos
flerEos deben vida, cuyO amor carload evangs-
iica han debdo un asilO donde guarecsrse pan que
ilevar Ia boca para repOuer sus perdIdas fuerzas,
prtu despues de La terrible catastrofc que ha puesto
en- nminente peligrO existencias, pueden bsjo
pena dc hacerse acreedores al dictado dc ingratos,
dejar de dirigr la & todos aqueos que & su
salyacon han contribuido, para expresarles cuan
acreedores han hecho nuestrO profundo
conocimiento nuestros eternos votos para su
peridad
De todas las virtudes que elevan al hombre, Ella
caridad el amor al pr6itmo son aquellas que
ennOblecen, han demostrado saberlas praoticar
acknowledgements los preclaros habltantes de esta
Capital, que presurosamente han corr1dO EMU
gar sus lagrimas y con elias las de nuestras IA
inas.
Aeciones estas, imposibles de toda recon-
pensa; pero ST no podenos saldar esta deuda, POI
demos 81, atestguar la az del Mundo las generosas
inspiraciones los eleVad0s sentmientos del pueblo
Puerto-Riqueno.
No seriaInos ustos al no tuvieramos una Erase de
admiration para Ia her6ica Marina de guerra su
digno Comandante ID Ignaeio Garcia de TudeIa,
que tanto valor acierto dirig6 nuestro sal
vamentO Nuestra Armada puede aIadir
de gloria, un nuevo hOron, ella 10 ha couquistsdo
con su bravura, con su abnegaciOn, con despre-
| clio la vida para salvar la de tantos intellces
que estabamos ag0nizaRdo en- Ia cuberta del Alegra
il1Oor estOs valientes
Gefes ofciales! soldados y trpulantes de Ia
Comandancia de Marina de Puerto-Rico los nAu-
fragOs del vapOr Algeria, entusiasmados ante
ira grandeza de alma, Os rinden el tribute de adj
| miraciOn y de grattud que os habeis hecho
gullecen una mas de haber nacido en- una
nacion que cuenta Provincias como la de Puerto>
Rico sOldados como los de nuestra valiente Marina
Real.
| Puerto-R Rico, de diciembre de 1875.
Miguel Roca, Juan b. Prats, Catalina Cantero,
/ Jose Roig. Andres Salquet, Manuel Codla, Do.
mingo None, Agustin Pares, Vicente Colomer Ma
tias Manent, Modesto Sortres Gregorio Barnet,
/ Pedro Oliver Bosch, Antonio Carreras Salvador
Rovirosa, Juan Malberti Geronimo Mertres Por mi,
mi mugery seis hjjos Jose Gorro, Miguel Darbrs,
Pedo Gdel1, Juan Biada, Magin Cav6, Victoria Lr-
yen Isabel Duran, Salvador BOrday, Limo Cistay6,
l Pablo Belzoley q. C6rdoya, Pedro Ribas Serafll
Bufll Por mis- los hijes, Juan Brada, Carmen de-
/ La Vega de TunOn, Amalla G. de Castrecho, jesse
Ilanch jose Ferran famiia, NJ. Torras, Pedro yen-
lrelI, Juan Puig Napoleon Gelats, Francisco Ro.
| naIach, Joaquina Eagans, Por mi, mi Sonora dos
| lijos, Tomas Batalla, Ramon Mas, serafn B1ili
l Rihera Pedro Roca, EI nedico de abordo Federico
/ Gispert ferss. Iauri, John Moloz Marching Ira
| bas, Esteban Gvdo Francisco Falgans, Francisco
Borras Antonio Petit, Adolfo Beltran, ri 2o Oacal,
Manuel Via, Lula Torrslbas, III Cspitsn, Toaas d,
asssaa:Il aAlaa @ eNli2saa > ).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-08

nan anuncia que un comandante, siet
ofciales y 63 soldados carlistas pasa
ron la frontera francesa ell dia 10 po
Osseja, constituyendose prisioneros d.
aquella gendarmerfa.
| Entire otros episodios que uns
carta de Domeno refere al Corret
Mitatar sobre las speraciones de Ii
brigada Araoz, hallamos ell siguiente
"El dia 3 solicitaron los enemigos
la suspension de hostilidades por vein
ticuatro horas, que lie fue concedida,
con objeto de trasladar sus heridos q
varios pueblecitos; en- seguida bajaron
de las sierras, viniendo entire ellos el
segundo jefe del cuarto navarro Don
Emilio Garcia y ell teniente coronel
de artillerfa Reyero, acompaf1andoles
un ayudante del conde de Caserta y
ell director de ambulancias, recogien-
do al propio tempo los que aquf exis-
tan, pero disgusto de ellos, por ha-
llarse muy bien entire nosotros, Sc los
llevaron.
Pocos momentos despues lego 4
nuestra Knea un ordenanza portador
de una esquela para nuestros ofciales
de artillerla de los de la misma arma
del campo enemigo, esquela en- la cual
sollcitaba una entreyista, que efecti-
vamente tuvo lugar embellishments,
saliendo al encuentro de los imvitado-
res el captain d. Leopoldo C6logan
y el teniente d. Jose Arantegui, pre-
vic consentimiento del brigadier Araoz
reuniendose casi q mitad de la distan-
cia que separa las avanzadas de ambas
fuerzas.
Los carlistas eran dos tambien, ell
captain Llorens y otro Official descono-
cidos para los nuestros, por no ser pro-
cedente de su Academia. La entrevis-
ia fue cordial y dur6 como una media
hora, versando sobre ell paradero y
suerte de los compa1eros, manifes-
tando los artilleros carlistas su vivo
deseo de que terminara esta lucha fra
ternal, en- La cual naturalmente con-
vinieron los nuestros, pero no entraron
en- la discussion de 10 que para este
laudable fin toca hacer q cada uno.
FL dia 4 q las once de la manana, ell
conde de Caserta envi6 un ofcio q
nuestro bri gadier manifestandole que
daban rotas las hostilidades, contestan-
do 1nicamente estdbansos essteYGOoS. Ell
portador de este ofcio fue ell citado
captain de artillerfa Llorens que dijo
10 habia solicitado para tener una vez
mas el gusto de saludar q sus COM
paneros.
Una hora despues, este mismo of
cial nos dirigfa 63 proyectiles como Sc
nal de rompimiento, y acaso tambien
como tres salvas de 81 ca11onazos por
ser los dias de su titulado rey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-08
u GACETILLAS.

Ell RAMILLETE.--HensO YecibidO Ell
ssstnserO 19 de Ia inpOrtasste revista que
con cI atMIo de "El Ramillete", Sc pu-
blscG en- Barcelona Este natmerO eCce-
de en- interes d los que 10 han precedido.
Sws magngfcos WttculOs, sas revistas q
las pieSas de m,tsica que regalG d sas
abonados, revelan 10 naerecida q cada
Uez mas gra,sde aceptacion de dicha
reviSta. Ha enspezadO d publican Ell
discswso- leido en- la Universidad de
Barcelona, CON motivo de la apertma
del curse academico de 1875 d 1876,
por Ell catedrdtic0 Dr.. ID. Juan IeGid0r
q Cos.
Repdrte CON dicho natnaero una melo-
dla " Ldgrinsas ,, para piano q canto,
escrito espresame'ste para "El Ranai-
lete ~ La letra es de Juan Toro, la
matsica del j6ven q gran cOmpositor ca
talan Felipe PedreU.
Sumagio:-SecciOn cienttJfca; Mfujo
de la ecl4cacion en- la ciUilizacion de los
paeblOS (discarso prOnu,sciado en- la
Universidad de Barcelona, con motiuo
de la aperture del curso academico de
1875 d 76), por el DR.. d. Juan Teri
dor q Cos; ReUista de ciencias morales
q potlticas, por L. Regintat; Seccion H.
teraria; Meseniano; 1eQflO E. Rojas,
por Juan Vicente Gonzalez; Ell sega
dor CpOestd), por Julio Ca1ca'ao; Poe
sta, por Juan B. Toro; La t4mba q la
rosa (poesta), per Jacinto Gutierrez
Coll; Et Danabio ode Ginebra d We
na), por Ia barOnesa de Wilson; Poe
sta, por Eudaldo Taasayo; Seccion ar
hsticd; ReUista de artes, por Luis de
Cla,anaO'ate; Secci0n de Uariedades; Sec
cion de anuncios.
Sc suscribe en- la Capital, en- la L.
brerta de j. Gonzalez.
GAIA DE AHORROS
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTo-RICo.
| Mocim;entO de cqja habido en- Ell mes
de la .fechG.
Eristencia anterior. 5 3081-19
1NGRESOs.
| Docunientos cobrad0s. .... 10352-1S
Imposic;ones d reqaeri-
| B,ient0 recibiclas ... 3260-9G
Idem d plaso fjo id....... 1916
Intereses c0brQdos.. ...... 1880
S18757-9s
EGRESoS.
ER qsraclenss De ggares sl06el-4s
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more coneealments, and there will be
enough material dragged out OF the
secret recesses Of that Office in the
first quarter of PIoLErTEs administra-
ton, TO employ the Auditor-Genera
the Attorney-G General, and the courts OF
the Commonwealth for several years TO
come.
Ii legislative committee, which has
been studiously baflied and denied ac-
cess to IA single book or paper in the Gus
tody OF the Treasurer, was able to report
the enormous defalcation OF 81, POO, 0O0-in-
terest embczzlcd-what may not be ex-
pected from n thorough and unhindered
examination OF the accounts so carefully
concealed The Republican leaders were
shrewd when they seizedup the currency
question. and pushed IL into prominence,
in the hope that II would prove the one
absorbing theme OF the campaign and the
Democrats will be foolish If they allow
the ruse to succeed. The whole Republic
can party-press, orators, and all-are out
in full cry on the improvised money issue.
~ WRIGHT and the Dcmocra tic marshals
should bring them up on n sudden
turn. The election in P,.'"sylvania Is Tor
Il Governor and State Treasu. s-hou
for President or Representatives in Con-
gress. The real question Is whether the
State shall be honestly or dishonesty gov
erned; whether the taxes wrung from the
people shall be applied TO the purposes for
which they are levied, or 20 TO feed and
fatten the Rings. The taxpayers need caro-
but little whether their money Is hard or
soft, II II lie to be ground out of them to
support an extrnvagant and lcentious Nd
ininistration, and large part OF II stolen
as fast ms IL s raised.
Pennsy lvania has issues of her own upon
which every honest man who is not party
bigot or party slave will inevitably vote
with the Democrats and reformers. Why
should they be abandoned when success
upon them Is beyond n peradventurei
Why leave anything to the chances in
Ohiol 1t is simply marching of the van
tage ground and giving battle whore the
enemy invite IL, and where. IL defeated,
the Ring hope TO get away with the plum
der accumulated during their long occu-
patton of the offices OF the Statei VIII the
Democrats consider7
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Friend Of Orvil Gran,,nL.cL.

RED CLOUD AGENCY, Neb., Sept. 2l.-
The secretary OF the Black Hills Commission.
Mr.. Collins, who is aaid TO have been IA business
partner Of 0ryil Grant in Galena ami elsewhere,
has struck :" pay dirt" az this agency. Hts e.
penses paid and g. per day are trning oon-
pared with his profits and perquisites as caterer
To the Commission mess. Ills oils re iLom-
the Chairman, and ! saw one about i've yards
long. Champagne, porter aud ale, together with
nifty cent clarct at ~ per bottle, ana RArIna
Cologne ,pOssibly for the pretty half breeds who
frequent the tents Of the Comnis .onersl were
prOmlu, mt items. The total was $2,jOO.
these articles are paid Tor from the Indian
fund, or by special Appropriation, are doubtless
shipped at the public expense, and erLiny
Commission, ny n Government train. IL Is
safe To conclude that the Efforts OF the secTe-
tary Of the Commission will not tend To hasten
its dissolution
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-04
THE.lTRICAL NOTES.

At the Academy OF Music "Around the
world retains its popularity II has many very beau
tful scenes.
At Booths THE Flying Scud" H. still ahead
race and will continue To III Friday tho
evening OF winch day Mr.. Bemore will have benent
and Will act At,DHdH NVGDs
The Union square Theatre will be opened to-
night for the COMMENCEMENT OF the eguiar SEASON.
Led Astray will be acLed Nv cast almost The
when the play was performed for 30 many nights ~
Ihls house
WalIack's Theatre has boon FURNISHED during
the time that has ed since the Mathews company
left L. Tomorrow evening tne ian aud water season
Will be oegun mere by the representation OF The over
land Route"
Tony Pastor and his big company will appear
at the Metropolitan Ihoatr tonight, OF which est b.
shmont this popular caterer OF theatrical and musical
enter ailments has taken lease. lie rtainly Oners
very attractive biz.
Al the Fnh Avenue Theatre Our BOYS are
having every thing their own y pie iHing incd
Saturday evening nrst appearance the worthy
respected fvorlJc Mr. John BrOu ham, Ia part
heretofore acted by Dir. Lewis. hT Br0lgham was
cordially greeted. IL Il hardly needful 10 say that he
played his part nnely
The Third Avenue Theatre has been taken by
Mr. II. W. Hitchcock, who promises ami II abe To
duct In nrs elass fashion; Variety performances Of
tue be are to be provided Ion lie patrons, ami every
objectionable feature TO Do Kept t distance. TX car
rynR out the plan ne has made thu gentleman WI de-
serve, anu In all probability assure success.