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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-28
The Gnl. rrrcnin M,.,nry.

TO TIE EDITOR or THE SUN-Sir: Re
cent publications have revived general interest
In tho mysteries of tho Gulf Stream and polar
currents. Hence the following facts may in
terest your readers:
/. The greater gravity (recardless OF tempcra-
turel AZ the poles necessarily iolm5 outward un-
dcrcutrents OF the pOlar seas.
q The many surface and subterranean rivers
flowing into tho Gulf of Mexico necessarily
start a surface current from the gulf In the di-
rection Of least resistance, northwafd, which,
incre gssd Dy the returning waters OF the under
current, supply the Arctic sea.
Z. A mathematical calculation shows that the
polar currents and Gulf Stream are the necessa-
nv effects Of these causes.
4. therefore, to attribute those phenomena to
different temp natures. only rs the oasis of an
Illogical glacier theory, Is absurd. A. ARNOLD.
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RIrLn M1rcmEs ron 1870.
The Term, nfThrcc Coutcnt- at Short Range
Mid Range, and Long Range.

Mia Range, and Long Range.
The following is the programme of tho
grand Centennial rifle contest. under the aus
riccs ~ the National Ride Association and tile
National Centennial Commission at Creedmoor,
beginning on Sept. u, 1876
to..pcNtH J. open to al corners; distance geo yards
Goaiiur, standing rne. riy not cNce"iar trn = no q
w'iy.t M niniun pn Of trigger, titc" p unds tea
CO.. ts'ifiou H. Opeu TO an conier- disauvts 900
ana Go! yeri- riNci' any wiai, ne ~ ni.il. a.
other rites 80 ssrds plsiuon asy withpu a.uieid
rHst ton counting, rut NO eighti O. SHOTS; entrance
zoe, q, Tor each di-taiccf c"mi o'rl's gay cltcr
riu.h noes prize Tor botn N"t,lcs 60 o. .or'
torp.n,1a Ni-For ue championship OF the world ,
oi"n o. rueul 80 OF OIL cfunfss distance S' 100 4ld
l,uJl yarN. THO ui,cr cuaeituns art as 10 l0Ms:
7fin,s- Ia team snt.l consist 81 g'it men. Mem
bcr oi the various tcsus must ntt,c BORA riNsggs
Of teams rcprrsentDIa provincial territory % a
government, In which case rceil nee 90 ihc province
subject oi The parent country.
IN s-AnS not exceed ten pounds weight uiri
riscs 10 De lladcd from lht reerh only.
sumner y Shnt,-Ihlrty AZ eacn rahse by each com
eacn day commencing az 500 yards.
l.atffn- Any without ARTIFICIAL rest.
fftri0us Phuttce Teams VIII be allowed the use Of
the range for week previous to the matches
tac dlya OF the zen rraon Will be al
lowed To shoot al tae prescribed ranges except es
oa5in, OF the competing tcams shan select two ref.
ertt- ana the rcrr"gr ~. choose an umpire. whose
Il-f-An American Centennial trophy. The trophy
W be shot Tor annually on tte same tcrms IN tie
COY =? o.. ''S ,,sl i.1.aNr H. y sYcn tAS shu pace
Tee VIA se 70 entrance lee charged.
1Hr fourth arnu4l piize meeting OF The National
j. ae 10 lci-don All b,sn Immediately afier the Goa.
g4atINI these matches
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Dead aud Yet Alive.
D'om he Olcan ~ ~ nnl1a.

FROM Me O'c"H NN' ~ i'"'fS'
Mr.. Miles Taylor, wealthy merchant Of
Smethport, Pa, fell some eighteen feet, aud his
spinal column was disi0caied littls above tho
centre Of is len4th. UHul DR.. Freeman inge-
nOusly repl ICED IL nc suffered great pain. Since
then the plin has ceased, but hr. Taylor has nO
feeling below the fracture. His stomach Is curl
ously affected, some OF Its ensr-ies being de-
stroyed, so that even when acting on llgnl food
uncertain. Mr.. Taylor dailY consults vita his
son and attorney, and gives Instructions con-
corning his extensive business with his old force
and slrewdness. lie IL keenlv alive TO the nov
city OF his phenomenal existence, and notes
and watches every variation In his condition or
sensations with Interest, and forecasts the re-
suits with astonishing certainty.
We have heard Of the operations Of men
"with one foot In the grave" but here we have
man with both feet and limbs and more than
half the body dead beyond recovery, and he
must long since have been buried In the grave
were IL not for the tenaoity of that iudomitaOlc
sprit which clDgs To its seat and vitality In the
little portion wnjch Ii lett.
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THE J0HNsToWN MURDER.
A New aud Important Witness Found for the
Trial for Arson.

From Tie dt5uty hpeuag JOuf1Tl, FEB TO-
The excitement ut Johnstown over the
acquit tai OF Fred smith, CHARGED with the MUIR
der ot Edward \ ost L. incrc ssng IA Intensity III
consequence Of the discovery OF new evidence
tending To positively demonstrate mis- guilt. On
the day that the jury acquitted Smith, one Of
the officers engaged In assisting the prosecution
met naniel lhsin-stOne a machinist, employed
as repairer OF sewing machines a. Johnstpwn,
who is sad 10 he unable 10 RS 'd or write. lie
Informed the uilc r that about month before
the homicide ho nut n spriu., IN Il revolver for
smith. u VIII he remcmh cred trat Smith tssti-
Ted that no mover ownc a revolver.
II ~ now reported from John .lwn that on
showing Living tone tue broken spring NJ the
revolver found ia the gas tnus. Go claimed To
identity IL rs the ono he m,dc fnf Sunth. lie
previously gave n description of the spring,
watch was found 10 correspond with the sprIng
In the revolver.
1t Is SAID that Livingstone viii testify that tho
pistol found In the tauk OF the gis house Is the
same instrument that he mendcd for Smith, az
the examination of Smith on the charge of ar-
son Oh Monday next Another report Il that a
man who WAS present when Smith d the ps-
tt repairei 70 "shoot dog" us he claimed,
viii nsu testify On AOadly, cOrgooorating LV-
lu.stJue.
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VIVA, Temperance has Done far One Town.

The temperance movement recently be-
gun in Marbehead Is something remarkable. IL
IL three months old and out Of a population Of
eight thousand, the sgners OF the pledge. ln-
Guiding women and children, already plumber
Ave thousand. Tho reform club, composed Of
hundred mem oers, and what was generally
known as a town W here intempeIanee Was very
common has now thrown such influence the
other way that the dram shops are deserted.
Provision hls been made for the entertainments
81 the worklnRmen and youths outside OF sal
loonsj reading and snok INK ROOMS nave been
organized for use In tho day and evening, tnd
practical measures have been take for the per-
manent liiting up of those VINO are down. Tho
foremost men In drink have become foremost in
efforts 10 elevate one another.
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AMJSEMEkTS.
The orarOrIo socie,v's Concert.

At their third concert Of the present sea-
son to lie given this evening at Steinway Hall,
tue Or.toro Society Of New York, under the
direction Of DR.. Damrosch, Will give two in
teIestiug works 90 MendelssoAD's wslpurais
n sht aud the lrs; part Of Iis2ts
oratorio Of "Christus." The latter work is TO
lie gwen for the first time IN this country. 1t
has excited IN Europe tue trs.test interest, and
tto niHuy rdnirsls OF List tn tais city h we
lDng hup-d that woll. to which he has given 20
De- heard d. re-. thlnks to the zeal 81 TINS
earnest society nd It. conductor, th.t tine las
IL j. 81 come.
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A DESPERATE PRISONER.



on the night Of tue Tth OF February, 1873,
j. W. Strong, conhacd IN jail on the charge Of
stealiH- gun iTOn W. II. Birsc, escaped there
d. alug hole ~ the wall of hi, cell aud was re-
moved to tho ground floor, handcuIs put on,
and uis legs shgcklel aud cnained 10 the door.
On lu .sdav tho handouts were taken OF. at his
urgent appeal his SIS having swollen. lie
t.4en, ~ Tie hfate opportunity, cut himself loose
from the uolr C"atu, ara managed with tue
help OF friends on the gu stde, notwithstanding
that MS feet were suil sbgcalsd, 10 get throu-h
the Il rrOw Wiudow-sO narrow tDst tGe drch
tect Thought ~ SAFE ~ltEOu. bars. lie had been
refusing fond for two DAYS, 10 get himself into
sllm condition for side through the narrow
widow. cielSh Was he ri 0f 4 nrighoor soln-
out OF the alley about O'Clock, ana
on this Strong IS supposed 70 have slit
away Last December SaerI Fleming heard
that strong mad returned 80 these parts,
and set ABOUT capturing hin. lie followed nm
around TIL lac caught hiin up rlver IN Ianiarack
swamp. Strong was tried ~ tnis term OF court,
convicted and sentenced TO niteen mOnths IN
the pcnitentdy. Before he WAS convicted he
remarked 60 SneriH Canlor that he would on
er Die than 20 10 the ponitsntiary. On ihdrsiay
ni-ht ne tried % ESCAPE, being conhn. Il u a cell
ON the nlst Nor. lie dne u hole Il htIle way ihio
the wall, taking out the plaster between the
stones. lie also cut through the hoofln[ with
ali Old case kDifo without a handle, and took a
piece of an iron bed ,tead and pTiol up part Of
plank. lie then came to the cementtd archway
and stopped work. His object was To get
through into the celiarand thus make his escape.
Having failed ia both directions, aud IL being
near DAYLIGHT, when the guards would be al ounu,
he seems TO have given up the hope OF getting
out ana Determined To XII himself. lie tore up
his oeiclUthing, tied one end To the top grating
OF his door, ana nut mis- mock In the moose.
Though his feet touched tue nOor, he WIS So
determined 10 do the deed that he drew his legs
up. When the guard came In he saw the nlser-
able man hanging, his Ice black ani eyes stAr-
ing. presenting "A horrible sboctacle. Strong
was Immediately cut down anG felt back on The
f0or seemingly dead. a doctor Was sent Tor
aud restored him. lie seemed confused ana
Tightly for some time after MS recovery, but to-
NdId evening, when we saw biui, ho Was aDpar-
entls all rigat again. He remarked to the
Shcrih that he wus damned sorry tho thing
didn't 90 OH one was OF Inc other" III I l., ne
WAS sony TINT he didn't succeed in either es-
Gaming or ktillty Ifm.4lf
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Suggested by James PartOn's Marriage.
from ne FOu0hkeeDais EdOle
I marriedG widow who had a grown-,u

| married widow who had a grown-ltp
step daughter. My father visited my house very
often, fell In love with my step-daughter, and
married her So my father became my sOn-in-
law, aud my step. daughter my mother, because
she was my fathers wife. Some time after my
wife had son no was my fathers brOtherin. law,
and my uncle; for he was tho brother OF my
step-daughtor. My fathers wife-i. c., my step
dalIGhter, also had son; be was, OF course my
brother, aud Ia the moan time my grdndchid,
fer he was the son of my daughter. Ms VITO
was my grandmother, because she was my
mothers mother. ] was my Who's husband ana
Rr lndchild at the aano lime and as the husband
OF persons grandmother ID his grand iatner, l
was my own grandt .ther.
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JOHNSON-CRIFFiNG.-On Wednesday Feb. 2s, al
the residence or j. Howard sweetzrr. ESQ., Elizabeth,
\. J " the l.st. William ~ Iayor D. D., assisted by
the Rev. }. Il. Patterson AlonzO II johnson OF New
York to Eiiz.hrth + Guning
MAGlE-MC, O,ll. AT Princeton. y. Z. on Wednca.
day, Feb. 20, ny thn Rev. Jdlcs NcClsh IL d. Mar.
garet $, daughter OF the olil4tns clergyman TO DR..
Dlvd Magic ~ I'M, city
VAN NrfR-MuLFR.-A the Fitn Avenue
Pr icrian thurrn. on WtdIrsda, fep. 81 1876 nv
tlc Rev. john Hal. D. D., assisted OY the IsY :. n.
Hamilton, tuHrlc. II. N4n Dcvrutrr TO Cnrlstluc,
daughter Of james Miller. all % Ne~ YORK city.
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TO TUE rnrrOR OF Tue SUS-Sir: VIII YOU
he gina enough TO correct error made IN THE Sun
OF the eth mst.. IN using my In connection i'm
ihe gas companies OF Brooklyn. ia saving that wns
formerly IN the empof %, the CltMcW Osslisgt Com
pauy. never WAS an emp Oyce OF th1t any other
las company, mt helug sonlevAa familiar with these
inn tors and the law rr1tus tnrrr D. luducel by
several frieuls g. procure Ga" certificate Of tie state
vcctor OF t~ metres IA relation 10 the correct
Of TIER met rr winch have cone without fCellg
WAiCr TOW ard the gas companies.
bRoohLYN. Feb. ~ W. l.. GILRRRr
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AMurderous Bro,her-in-Lnw.


An outlaw named JEFF Perry went TO the
house OF his brother in-law, Henry Fuller, in
ago, because his Perry's) father had bequeatho cd
90 his sister, Mis-. Fulcr, the homeste "a place.
He went TO the place heavily armed and told
rather than have a difficulty with him, lac would
leave as soon az he could get his family away.
Perry answered, "You viii, damn YOU" and
suot MIN IN tns abdomen. Jle then Ascanad,
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hINKING ON ROLLER SKATES.
=" H"erican Invention Imported by tho
Union Club from London,


10 THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: learn
bY This mornings sun that n few members of
the Union Club are going to Introduce the
amusement OF linking as practlsed on parlor
skates by our London friends. hope thew NAV
DO successful in establishing place Of that kind
up town 1--WE have one already down town. but
isel that II IL not Just 10 give tho credit Of tina
"llltllou 10 the Engllsn, AZ does your notice,
mr. James l.. Pilmton 81 this city T. tho paten.
,ee 81 llie skates Ia question, aud has spent tho
,ast t"eivo years In nstructing both the old and
sie lounH " both sexes 10 uso the skates sclen-
SSho'ly and gracefully lie has rink on East
Hilth street, near Third avenue. 10 him and
mn Only belongs the credit of Introducing tne
tJNel skates Ia England aud on the Continent.
~ hn nas peen In England foe tbs past year and A
nsn WIN nis family, has exhibited the spOrC he
fV,o hemoers 81 the royal family, and has estab-
'""eu iuks AZ London Brighton, ana el wnele
a. polleNe " ~ ilWe to throw on The nOusebeiral
s@'.l"n OF COPYING foreign Ideas merely be-
S PAUSE lhey ave foreign In the case Of this pas
H,nr, however our friends are endorsing an
way OF England. N "
NEW YORK, Eco. 22. LA. DaowH.
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BabcOck Congratulated.

NEW YORK, Feb. "a.
Gen. o. IT, BdbcOck. 81. Louis: Permit ono
whose faith. you know. has wayerrd, con-
gratullts you on the triumph of Justice aud Ioccnt
Administration OF law political AID personal per-
seeution, malignant pross and lpniar 81 ,uor.
GEOKGE BLISS, District Attorney.
WAsHINdroN, Fen. -.
Gen. o. f. i31bcOcf 81. Louis. For rrht Is right, as
God Is good and right the day has Thank Sturrs
Porter, Williams and Krum for me. Bless them
A. Il. SHEPHERD.
NEW YORK, Feb -
.Iobu X T1Drtsr 81 Louis GLORY to God. kgaTdH to
II. beock iUdn j. HASTINGS.
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Arrixnd-srkpAr. Fob. 2

steamship Isaac Dell Richmond, CITY Point, and Nor
FOLK muse. ard
steamship Glaucus. Boston. mdsc and pass.
ste'inslip trauconia. Port land. muse. aud pasl.
sieainsnlp Cen Barnes, SAy@lual- uiusc. AMI pass.
Bar, scn Ter, Bremen, mu.c
BARK Harriet s JACK on. Slgua sugar.
bats ) NJ CnsdwicS, MatsnzA sugar.
Hri- Iinzu, ardc i-, sugar.
lrig A lior,cy, last uarb0r, salt
Bu. Nslle Hustled, Havana. sugar.
Is u Eliza Morton, - AtaUzAs. bIgar.
Biz GI1clic, CardchAs. inIYc
4 Pc tnr ufrt r.yfF AMI cJls.Nisr vessels.
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On the Lips aud in the Heart.

There is large snare OF common sense
IN tho worlds average Judgment, after all. IT
IL sees man win the ten compartments On
his lips, and something quite different "rllieh
all over his life, IL will be apt 10 PONY 10 tue 1s-
crepanc, and utter some harsh eilllclsllsi nut
who eau blame III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-28
Tho kcllnn. EnslI-h oncrn.

Mis- Kellogg, with her opera company,
commences a. season Of ENGLISH opera tails even
ing 1T the Academy with Flotow's" Naltha."
The season f. Of only two weeks duration, hut
toe company viii give performances every mghe
in4 GA Saturday Llut4GCO also.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-28
Eusincs5 Clothes.

. DR.. G. W. Ucnaon's Celery and Chamnmile
PILLS are prepared expires ~ to cure sick ncIdache
nery nus headicne. e'sprpic headache. neuralgia ner.
Nousnese, ann si"enl"ssnfss, mn WY .iy case
Pucc 20 cent? sacc free. Siii b. C.. ~ CriitentOn
end all druerisia. Jon l.. HENRY Co, agents, N.
\. OniCe, 1OJ North Eutaw ST., baltimore, Md
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4 rirc IN wc-t rwen.y-lighlh slree..

The nye-story brick building At 2jS Vest Twen-
U.eghth street, owned by a. s. spau,ding, mas dam.
aged $1,000 BY fire yesterday mornins Cotter Co.,
cahlnct makers, lost SlOOOO Isaac =. iurc tdsh and
blinds 81 90; anu Brady d Co., wooden ware, 1900
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A Story nndits MornI.

Mr.. J mes W Cogan, Of l3l Classon avenue
Brooklyn went home early YESTERDAY morning, and
pTefsrlng to enter by the window In the act OF
lylslhg tue window, When poceunn VINO suspected
III nc w.sa g!.l, .lfc3,ed hM, he Wac discharged
NJ the police station.
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Shakespeare. scholar and the Aston.

1t is to be hoped that the suggestion of
wi D. the post of librarian OF the Astor. Library
NAV lead TO his speedy appointment and accept-
ance. Mr. White is peculiarly well lifted Tor
euch place.
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SUPREME CouRT, CmAMpEHs-N9s; ia Il p rs 81 81
49, I52 i5S I6i i6s 100, 1913 40, a. az i92, dA,
e0 POO, 2lG "a, $50, 2l. ~! ~ t. seS 2oe 200
odI yd pa 278 27i .Sl, 2uJ u3, sol, 800 3OO, 500,
500 sGa SO, ai9' SlS' an, $40, SO
,surg66aA coURr SPECIAL lEEA'-La" ana TACT
surGEAE CouRr-Part I--,Nos. 1914 4os7. 1923,
1872 CiS 1867 $40 ioa ll;i6, 9sai a532 9i6 l&1,
5ao i9is IOsI ~ 1850 S3., 1901, 23iG 123S, 1913
iosd' s.S. i02se loGo% ioias gSG llas 1929 1873
is2 l21, l2it, 1850, 1859, 1884, 1888, l2ss, 200
l2ae, 12.4, l2Vd. 1928, 1900; Part Ill Nos. 1852
III, 673, nos. 1893, G1iE ll30, l2l3.
SUPERIOR CouKr-farn l. anu ll.-Adiourned for tho
term.
CoMHoS PLEAS Part L. Nos M O55 Ojd 900 H. 60e
22ss, 2jl3, 1000 1857. l55l q, 2le3 l7iS 1872 tl0q
i0s' 9s9, 1850, lis lOSl 1917 2a1s lo9S Ions, $780,
22yl lll5a lb3Oe 1872, lOJi7Sl 1851 l1iO l,St Part
gla, 1893, l4ld l32s, lts% lAsi ti7 lt53 ao3 gli5
2l7i rs l51S, 1851 l47i, 10, ll13 1888 llli, lb
ila Gle il7i, 1894 1893, 1872 l1l5 iltl gSi i9m ,
o05 1885, 1898 2i2i 1901 ldll l6llie dle, l7, l7n,
100 100 1850, BET down-hos 1891 i757' ioo4 loS'
400 1890.
CoAMoN PLEAs-EeuITY TERMINUS. ne. "a ss, o, "a.
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MINIATURE kLHASAr-rurs nay.
sun risoe. 80 un scts... 81 NOOn act-.. 40
HfHu WArEg-Tufl WAY
sandy Hook 10 90 Gov ieano1u 40 Hell Gate. 12 II
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carpet, Of eycry dcscr0uOn AZ equally low prices.
Mohilly yti hts AK II. b. NJ COYlerwait Co.
heS, I5o ag4 - Cha 1de
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Ms. wlNsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
tccthiag IL cid anu NtIcd remedy. IL stood
tue tcs, OF many years, AID VA never Known TO fail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-28

Poor John Scanned has recovered from
him to understand that We are friendly to him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-28

Dnyion'- Inbntrr and Di.infccter. with vim
cinttSiun, Is apevcatvc Il smallpox. diphthera, and
stacT c. ts. tous 90 casga eul relief Tor c1tarrh
hrlpcli.is ani ashanti Soil by druggists. Manufae-
tory ~ West Houston st., y. I.
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This term may fifty be applied to "Lllrd's
Bloom Of Youth" since the most onchAutng couples
Iona arc dnlycd from that source -Ad0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-28

Tie defects IN toe old iiustic T'rusE are reme-
died on POAELOl price o.. IA Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-28

Wistar's Baistm OF Wild Chcrrv.-Uscd nearly
nifty yoar for coGg ilnact &c. 50 cents and 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-28

Nobody Cnn Deny
Snat QuilNs ri n Tea is sure cure 10 ell Lllous
~-ssSHes. GI4lG -1a,-Aas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15
Still In the woods.
The Spirits Consulted

IL was o bright thought of the Boston Globe
To undertake to settle the question VINO is to
be President by sending reporters to consult
the mediums. The two leading clairvoyants
In Boston, Mrs. Wildes and Prof Huse, were
interviewed and each was able to afford q
positive and definite answer, but IL would
seem that the returns must be about as badly
mixed in the spirit land as here, for Mrs
Wildes dc clared Hayes 10 be elected, while
Prof. Huse said his Information from the
spheres was positive that Tllden was the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15
4 o Z 3 o 4 o g Z.
MADAME ROSS.

-. This celebrated Ledy AstIologtst and Healing
Medium can be consulted at No. 0O1 D street, oor-
ncr Of "a northwest. She has superior In dell O.
eating the Past, Present and Future. In love or
ous1ness her advice II invaluable, describing your
friends, pointing ont your enemies, aud informing
ron OF the sure way TO success IN all undertakinGS
uamen. ol.O. s0pt-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15
Hosice % Correspondence.

Persons writing letters 10 this once for publioa-
sfoa or In regard business will obli9e and best
serve thefr own purposes By addressing them simply
to the EDITOR OF TEE STAR" or the "PuBLIsHIR
OF TEE STAR, ;" a. the case may be. When addressed
personally they regarded private letters, and
In Of absence inconvenient delays frequently
occ mr. from that cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15

The war cloud In Europe is now assuming
proportions considerably bigger than q
mans hand. The Car proceeds as though
he meant business and cared but little what
course The other European powers elect to
pursue. Ergls Id is thoroughly excited, and
will of course light In case Russia carries her
preteDtions too far. The Gar alone must
ceci0e the fearful issue OF peace or war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15
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