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Numb-r OF policies. es................. 1850
Amount OF risk OF company. Si,9ol,7 ,7e4 90
Notes in force constituting the
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Whole receipts from organization 10 March
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Assessment Qess expense OF collec-
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3oth asse ssment, due June /. 1875. z2,22b II
other sources. es....................... 40 l90 Sc
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Whole expenditures:
Losses, expenses OF ad-
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Evening star., 1877-12-05

70 he humbugged by such a story rs that told
by their late curator about the recovery Of the
painting 10y Fortuny. which was stolen from
narrative, as published. was the thinneSt of
the thin.-So transparent, in fact. rs Ia lead 20
the almost irresistible conclusion that the al
legged TecoVeTer was himself the person who
removed the picture from its frame.
Mr.. Elder, the well-known Richmond ar
tiSt, has been in the city for the past week or
two, retouching the portrait of Mr.. COrcOTan
which be painted Tor the University of Nir
gnia. at White Sulphur last summer. Mr.. II
der hopes TO spend considerable time here this
winter. and may conclude to open studio.
Mr.. Poole, who is Still engaged in filing com
missions in the western part of Montgomery
county, viii spend the winter in Florida, and
expects To 20 from there 10 Europe, 10 be ab-
sent Tor an Indefinite period.
Senator HOar has been elected preSidento
an art association just formed at Worcester
Mass
Evening star., 1877-12-05

BALTIMORE. December 5.-Efrcihia s,xes
old. 81: do. deferred. p; do, cons0idaI.sd IL
do. second seTies. -; Nth Carolina sizes Oh
20; do. new. 81; do, special tax. 1 bid to-day.
Sugar steady. aS.
BALTIMORE. December 5.-Cotton strong
middliHg, Hall Is. Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat. southern quiet and firm. western quiet
and steady-SJuthern red. good a. prime l. SAL a
do. amler. l. 1.4sal.5O; No. = western winter red
SPOT aud December 42ll. 49,: January. Ia
No. 3 western winter red, "a 8. Corn. southern
steady and fairly active. western quiet and
steady-sOuthern white. 55a62: DO. yellow 54s62:
old western mixed, spot. 63 4; December. 6S s
new western mixed. spot, and December. 62:
January. 6l: western steamer. 5jis bid. Oafs
steady-southern, 35a40: western white. 3Sa39;
do. mixed, 3sS5S. Rye steady. 63165. Hay un-
changed. Provisions unchanged. Butter-choice
western firm: roll and packed. 21a23. Petroleum
dUll-Crude sas i rffineti. L. al3. Coffee steady
and unchanged. Whisky dun. l.0g 3. Receipts
-four, .. 900: wheat. "A. coo; cOTn. IS. 600; oats
2 200. Shipments-l2 0Oo.
NEW YORK. DrccmbeT 5.-Stocks lower
Money. .. Geld. LOIS. Exchange. long 4sIlS:
short. 4S4 :. Governments lower.
NEW YORK. December 5.-Flour slightly I'm
buyers favor. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn a
LONDON, December 5. 1890 p. m.-Consols,
80 3-l6 for money and 30 s-I6 for the account.
u. :. bonds. fOur-and-a-lIaives 1o5 l. ten-fortieS,
l0S@. Illinois Central. - Pennsylvania 4 an
iTal, 80; New Jersey Central, lS =. Reading
Railroad shares, l0E.
Evening star., 1877-12-05
kilograms to The Star.
REPORTED RUSSIAN. DEFEAT.
THE FRENCH SITUATION.
TROOPS FOR TEXAS.
INDIAN WAR IN the BLACK HILLS.
TROOPS FOR TEXAS.
DEADwOOD INyESTED.
United States Troops Ordered 60 the
RIaeL Hills

BIsNARCK. u. T.. bee. 4-orlers were re-
ctiNed to-day az Port lincoln Tor companies /, ,
r, l., and N. oi the sth cavalry, Co move aL
once to ptaUWuud On fOryed marches The
laitaiiun vii oHiy muster ~ mtn. followed
~ - Wagons add their tCauI>tcrS. The troops
are tn mo- condition Co move. ana " iii H. WoTSe
OF when they strike the Indians. Acauricr has
bccn dispatched 80 Standing Rock ordering liza
infantry nov stationed there to the seat of war
Companies nom Forts smelling aud SiSSptan
are expected here Ma lightning trains. Im-
portaut MESA yes have been flNiuI iu every a.
T'ctiun from Bismarck today and the air i
heavy with TumoIS az bloody times between
here and hvadNuod. The report b. that Dead
wood j. completely invested. 4 heavy wagon
tram ou Custer road has hecu captured. aud
Bismarck Ju>eplS are haugurtiiug upOn tho
blood oi dtfcbcrlp>> men aud women.
IUftT-Ihc headWOod stage. which arrived
ouiEllL reports train vt eight Wagons,
.oad'd Win provisions. captured ly SIOUX fn-
dams near sulphur springs. Four horses cre
Killed aud IN driven on. The prov iSionS were
all taken The Indians. estimated az tsn
passed north. The sage and its paSSrngcrS
were UlnuvcS,cd. Capt. EdgcrlN's company
OF The IN cavalry. recently pos ID al sulphur
springs. y marching in. NOT haNidg heard of
itaowood troubles. Edgeriy himself arrived
lN 10 dan STAGE
Evening star., 1877-12-05
The Case of senator Patterson.

JUDGE HUMPHREYS DECISION ON THE HABEAs
CORPUS-THE SENATOR DISCHARGED.
This morning at 10 O'Clock. there was quite
large attendance of members of the bar and
others in the Equity Court room. To hear the
decision of Judge ID. e. Humphreys on the Ia
DeaS corpus proceedings in the case of senator
Patterson, who was arrested here i'm the early
part OF October. on warrant issued on
requlsltlon of Governor Hampton. Of South
Carolina, based un an indictment charging
him with bribery. On his arrest 10y the Mar
shal he was, by 4 writ OF haheas corpus. taken
from him and gave bail to abide the result
The ease has been before Judge Humphreys
some time. and was very fully argued by coun-
sci -Me>Sls. Shellaoargef and Wilson and
w. y. Cook for the reldtor, and Attorney Gen
eral Conner, of South Carolina, and Mr. Jas
Blunt for the state.
Judge Humphreys read the opinion. which
lS very long one. He says in the outset :hat
they are here 10 acknowledge the fun fact of
the doctrine OF state sovereignty, and the per-
son alleged TO be a fugitive, i an accredited
representative of the state of South Carolina
in the Senate. After numerous quotations
from the laws he decides that Senator PaIter-
son was not fugitive in the eye of the law:
that he being here in the exercise of his duties
was not liable To arrest.
The decision concludes as follows: Il think
/ am bound 10 take judicial cogniZance that
party organization is one thing, and faction 10
destroy IL is another. The most cruel TYRANNY
would be the application Cf civil forms Of law 10
the dominance and triumph of the passions Of
faction. i cannot reconcile il to INV sense OF
dutytO give aid in placing manacles and hand
cuffs around and about the individual citizen
tOrthe purpose of fSurrendeging him, bound into
The hands OF those who may not be dispaS>Ion-
ate enough 10 Vindicate the true rights of the
Individual or 10 those who might bc led by
lmpasNloned appeals to condition of mind
they could not resist. Zeal for the correction
of wrong has often led to the conviction 0i the
innocent. 1t Is the duty of courts to sit sin.
deliberate. and with evil procedure throw
their protection in such a direction as may
curb and control WdyWard action Let the
man he remanded 10 the body of which he is A
member. That body IS legally, constitution
ally, morally, intellectually capacitated to dis
pose OF the questions involved, and to con
denim or aCquli. discharge him from arrest
OF the warrant for his eXtEadition, and the
same is hereby ordered
The reading of the opinion occupied nearly
one ana hali hours, and was listened 10 with
marked attention. particularly by Senator
PATTERSON. (WhO was accompanied 10y his son.
SLaS,l and at the conclusion the Senator was
warmly congratulated by many persons
among them some North Carolina friends He
left III Il few minutes for the Senate chamber
Evening star., 1877-12-05
TIE FIGHT TuE EAST.
RannEGnI TnELa-h Na.a-

LONDON. Dee. 5.-A dispatch dated Adria-
nCp.e. December 4, ~aN>: A refort has
reached here that the Turks have captured
Elena, with 5osn prisoners 4 Shumla dis
patch ot December 1 has the follow ing: An
engagement took place yesterday az ATmedli,
vh tie lirnoNa read. The Turks are reported
10 have been successful. ElghfiuEi n Stin pro-
gIe>>inu' = special dispatch from rera In
The PDSt says Nulrim3n PaSha has captured
Llena and >iN C1nuous. lie hopes 20 capture
IIuCk. sloltIN'
Evening star., 1877-12-05

THE RAIsToN EsTATE-Senator Sharon is
reported TO have behaved with great gener-
osity in regard to the estate of the banker
sponsible for their payment, and took the as
sets at a liberal estimate of what they WERE
pledging himself. il any remained after settle
ment, TO give il TO Mrs. Ralston. In consider
alton of Mrs. RalstOn's giving him unreseryed
possession of the assets, he gave her the sum
of $4,000 In coin. Ii is now said, however, that
Mrs. Ralston has become dissatisfied, and
against the advice of friends is taking
steps to require PR. Sharon to furnish an ac-
pOurf
Evening star., 1877-12-05
The IoufsNiIIe Election.

LOUISVILLE, ny. Dee. AT the election
here yesterday the WOrkingmen'S ticket was
defeated very thoroughly, only several nomi-
neeS receiving majorities over citizens candi-
d9teS
Evening star., 1877-12-05

The ST. LOUIS CUSTOM HOUSE FUNDS
The cases Of Thomas Walsh and VIM. N. Pat
rick, charged with conspiracy TO defraud the
government i'm connection with the new Gus
tom house at St Louis. were called in the
United States District Court I'm that city Mon-
day, and remitted TO the circuit court where
they will come ND i'm January
Evening star., 1877-12-05
FIre and Ioss oC Itfe

CHEYENNE. W. T., Dec. 5-A IRE at sydney,
Nebraska. Monday night DESTROYED the auc.
tOn rooms 0t SUmmiugO 4 Simpson. the star
hotel. Lanes livery stables and several dwell
iHg~. Loss estimated AZ s25UO. II. a. Simp-
son. ii Tie ahnNe iiTm. Nas hnrneh 10 death.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

ANOTHER REDUCTION IN MINING RATES
When the Shenandoah tPa.l Herald appeared
Monday afternoon, containing a circular
signed by Henry Peasants, chief engineer of
the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company, informing the miners that there
would be thirty per cent. taken of their pay
Walton OF eyebrows and a sinking of number
less hearts. The past couple OF months but %
per cent. was deducted from the twofifths
basis, and even at that rate the average miner
other. Indeed the extra l0 per cent. has created
general alarm.
Evening star., 1877-12-05
The Case of President Case.

NEW WORK. bee. Judge Davis fbi, morrl-
ming denied the motion Tor writ oi error and
stay in behalf ot n. J.. Case. convicted aud
sentenced president 81 the security Insurance
Company. Ills counsel then urged that the
stay he granted until the general term reviews
the points raised on the trial. and that the pri-
SOner meantime be allowed 10 remain in the
tombs. Decision reserved
Evening star., 1877-12-05
Inycstigating tie National Trusi 90.

NEN OH. Dee "A notice was nut up in
the office Of the National Trust Company to-
day, giving notice that they require the ten
days notice under which all deposits are made.
Nh. Best has been making an examination OF
the company affairs since yesterday morning.
Some uniaNOTable rumUrS we're circulated Yes
terddN, but the company, officers promptly
characterized them as malicious.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

The POLITICAL SITUATION IN FRANCE.-The
budget committee declined To report any par
of the taxes To the chamber OF deputies excep
10 a parliamentary ministry. Jules Grevy said
the Qscstion was, shall the depositaries OF the
national viii disarm i'm the face of a policy
which refuses 10 disarm, A motion 10 con
sider the budget was defeated by S2S 10 lg7.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says that Senator Duclerc's strictly informal
and personal proposals 10 President MacMa-
hon for a revision OF the constitution In a re-
publican sense have been eagerly seized as a
pretext for n second dissolution
Evening star., 1877-12-05
Cable Sbip Wrecked.

LONDON. DEC. 5.-The telegraph c0nstruc-
tiun and maintenance cOmpany's steamer Til
hernia WAS wrecked in MaTanham bay on the
I'D ultlmO. The crew were saved. The IIiler-
Ma had on board cable to repair the Para and
PemalnhUCO section oi tie Brazilian cable
Evening star., 1877-12-05

The FAsTIDIoUs CANNIBAIs.-M Du Chail.
In concluded his lecture with description OF
said they preferred 10 eat women Of about
sixteen TO twentyfour years of age, and inya-
riably roasted that delcacy, but people over
fifty were generally boiled.-I Lecture on Pdul
Evening star., 1877-12-05

THE TRAGEDY AT NORFOLK. VA.-Reniam;n
Godfrey, who shot and killed Miss Winingder.
his former sweetheart, ON Sunday last. Is con
valescent. He now makes e staso ment to the
he shot himself. The story is not generally
Evening star., 1877-12-05

SUDDEN DEATH OF A BRIDE.-At WincheS-
ter, Va, on "Wednesday last, Jas. Il. Violet
and Miss Kate Goss were married at o clock
IN the evening. After the wedding ceremony
and festivities the bride was taken suddenly
Ill. and was a corpse at 2 O'Clock IN Tue morn
ing. II is supposed her malady was heart dis
ease caused from eXcltement
Evening star., 1877-12-05
The LATEST KEN7

The LATEST KENTUCKY ROMANCE is TINS
epitomized by the Louisville COarSer-yourn0I: !:
"lsham Dalton and wife. of Ballard county,
separated, she taking an only child, little
girl OF summers, and a mule, their only live
stock. Last week he brought suit for the pos
session Of the child, but accepted the tender Of
the mule a cOmprOmise. /"
Evening star., 1877-12-05

KossrTH has written an article for the ON
feypDOr0ry Rctfer urging the Austrian gov.
ern.nent 10 maintain the independence Of
Turkey as a barrier against the extension Of
Russia and warns the Austro- -Hungarians
against being bribed by any accession Of terri
tory 10 consent 10 the dismemberment Of Tur.
EeN
Evening star., 1877-12-05

keultf Telegram from Paris saws -" Ia is
reported to-day IN parliamentary circles that
the government COutcmplaics pUoruuuing the
chamber II dCpulleS and forming di~salut inn
ministry should the chamber not vote tho
budget 20 morrow
Evening star., 1877-12-05

. A TRAIN OF CARS WREcKED.-At Lost
Creek station. Pa, on the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad, yesterday, coal train ran
on the track. wrecking twenty OF its ears, tore
down the telegraph line, demolished the pas
senger station, and considerably damaged the
freight depot and storehouse. Several persOns
were injured, but none seriously
Evening star., 1877-12-05

SITTING BULL DIssATIsFIED-A BattlefOrd
special says the Blackfeet Indians are very
much alarmed AZ the attitude assumed by Sit
ting Bull. Fears are entertained of trouble.
Sitting Bull says he would like 10 know when
the Almighty gave the Canadian government
authority 10 keep Indians from killing buffalo.
Sixty lodges Of Sioux nave Joined Sitting Bull
since the commission met. He assumes an
air of supreme defiance.
Evening star., 1877-12-05
Three Miners KILLED

NTW YORK. Dec. 5.-Eobeu Carroll and two
other miners. named Quglcy and Martin. were
on Monday night Instantly Killed blythe caving
i'm OF a section uf Mount Hope iron mine, at
ROckaWaY. y. j.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

To Re Hanged Prida,

ROME. Dee. 5.-The Pope Is suffering from
pains in his loins. Nevertheless he gave an
audience today TO several cardinals.
Evening star., 1877-12-05
Irritation fp Paris

loNDON, Dee. 5.-Thc Manchester Guqr8f-
o1LS Paris special SAYS Marshal MacMahon's
refusal la receive the delegation OF merchants
Oh Monday has caused great irritation
Evening star., 1877-12-05

WRECK oFA STEAMsHIP-A dispatch from
Coquimbo, Chill, received at London, reports
the wreck OF the Pacific mail steamship Ata-
cania. The crew numbered forty and the pas
sengers probably about fifty. Only eighteen
persons were saved.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

Ex-Governor Young, of Ohio. has declined
70 commute the sentence OF VIM. Gergin. of
Mt. vernon, o., found guilty Of murder In the
first degree. Bergin win therefore be hanse6
on Friday next.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

AN APPEAL FOR AID.-There is great dis
tress at Harpers Ferry, w. Va, since the de-
structiOn there by the late food. The mayor
and council have therefore issued circular
to the public asking for donations.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

A TRorTING MATCH at Norfolk, Va, yester-
day, between the horse Ed Wilder and the
mare Sadie Bell, was won by Wilder in three
straight heats. Time 2:3e 2:43 2:A0.
Evening star., 1877-12-05
The Markets.

ACBURN, y. Y, Dec. 5.-Ihc Governor ha
refused % interfere In the ease of ThOTp, sen
fenced TO be hanged on Friday.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

A6-A painful feature In London. writes
Julia Ward Howe, is the rudeness sh own 10
women in the SirettS
Evening star., 1877-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- REVIVAL MEETING At THE BAP-
tr-y list Church. corner Gay and Congress Sts..
THIS EVENING, beginning at O'Clock. All are
freely invited. d5-3ls
~ THE LADIES OF THE wEST-STREEr
~ PRE>BN NTERIAN CHURCH win bold a
Fair AT Forrest Hall. WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY EVENINGS of this week. d5-2.
- PRAYER FOR TEMPER ANCE-Fun
t-<T attendance of Wcnans' Temperance Union
iSeaIneStly requested AT VI. G. y. Chapel THURS
DAY M. That Icing day set apart for prayer for
Success of temperance work.
Il JULIA VI. CHURCH. President.
- l. -. %. F.-MOtrNT NEBO ENCAMP-
L---y MENT. No. G.-Regular meeting THIS
EVENING, at ~ o'elock. Grand Visitation. r.
citations by P.H.P. .GEO.G. ". MORGAN. a former
member Of This Epcampment. now of san Fran
cisco. cal Every member Of this and other en-
campments cordially invited.
1t THOMAS W. FOWLER Scribe.
~ o:U. \. .M.-The members OF W ASHING-
~ TON COUNCIL, No. l. -. U. 4. NJ. are
earnestly requested to assemble at 6:30 O'Clock
FRIDAY EVENING. December z. 1877. at their
new Council Room. Mt. Vernon Hall. corner 9Th
II. and New York ave-. and every Friday Evening
thereafter az 80 O'Clock.
d5-2,- T.. {. GILL. Rec. Sec.
Evening star., 1877-12-05

IT Is UNDERSTOOD that the democrats of the
House will hold a caucus this afternoon TO al
low the prOprieiOrS of the proposed new demo-
cratic paper 20 make statement concerning
Evening star., 1877-12-05

The Fox INDIANS, who came to the city so
Unexpectedly last week, departed as suddenly
They left Washington on Saturday without an
interview with the President. being furnished
by the government with free tickets for the
Journey back.