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CieS Will present 10
as guarantee of what they say.
The Centaur Lfaimcnt,wh,se wrnp-
per, will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago,
Sciatica, Caked Breasts Sore Nipples Frosted Feet
Chillblains, Swellings, Sprains and any ordinary
FLESH, BONE OR MUSCLE AILMENT.
We make no pretense that this article Will cure
Cancer restore lost bones,or give health to wills
key soaked carcass But it will always reduce in
flammGtion and allay pain.
1t will extract tie poison of bites and stings and
heal burns or scads without "a scar Palsy,
" cak back Caked Breast, Earache Toothache Itch.
and Cutaneous Eruptions readily yield to its treat
rnent.
Henry Black. OF Ada, Hardin Co., o., says: my
wife has had rheumatism for I've ycars-no rest,
no slcep-could scarcely walk across the floor She
is now completely cured by the of Centaur
Liniment. We all feel thankful 10 you and
recommend your wonderful medicine to all our
friends"
James Hurd, of Z1ncsville o says: THE Cen
taur Linlment cured my Neuralgia"
Alfred Tlsh, OF Newark. writes: sSenu me one
dozen bottles by express. The Liniment has saved
my leg. want to distribute it, &c
VIM II. IIickcox Rector of St. Johns p E.
Church. Wakefield, Clay Co. Kansas writes: MANY
years | have been suffering from a Weak Back,
caused from n sprain more than years ago. have
ced the use of Centaur Liniment. | feel il my
christian duty 10 inform You that Ivy its wonderful
effects | am entirely relieved OF pain.
Jan. y, 1876.
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PERsoyAL.--M Mats Janecsk. who has
ba-n spending the winter il this city, took
hl- departure en- Friday morning iast for
III Springs, Ark, where he is to take
charge of large retail dry goods house.
Mr. Janecek has the reputation of being
splendid salesman, and, no doubt, will sue
eeed in his new position.
Mr. Arthur Esslinger left the city on
Yesterday morning for rerre Hautte. Ind
ana, where he has accepted situation III
the drug business.
Rev. Jos DeForrest was III city CD
Thursday and Friday Of last week. Services
were conducted by bim at the Episcopal
church on Friday evening, and on Saturday
be returned TO Pekin, Ill.
Mr.. Arthur Haines Left this city on Mon
day morning last, as clerk OF the Steamer
Truesdal which will run during the season
between Green Bay and Chicago, touching
at ali points on this shore. Mr.. Haines has
been in the Chicago Office Of the Goodrich
Trans. Co., for the past two or three sea.
sona, and understands his business.
Mr.. Jesse Clement, an Inter Ocean cor
respondent, has been writing up our city
during the past week. lie puts up at the
Windiate House.
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If you are going to build, call at Rands'
Hardware Store, and see at what low fg
ures they sell the materials.
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GooD PAsTURAGE for cows, half mile
NORTH OF city limits, near Is. MarSham's
Brick house, on Menasha Plankroad. Apply
to S. 4. Woop.
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MILES MCMAHON. Proprietor. Commercial St
Mr. MCMAHON hC-~ leave 10 announce 10 his
vi friends md harUhlic THAT he has secured pos
session 81 the above we''-juown hotel. where he
KtfW 81. Glad a. accommodate The travelling public
and boar ,rr~ on r.a~onahic terms. His table viii
al .yey- he =. .u.Jflv supplied and the rooms and
bedding rg vceeTnuahle. Good stahlinr for horses
and = careful hu~IIcr always in Attendance.
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VI EETTENHOFFFN. Proprietor, Franklin st,
ME larEc brick addition recently huilt. has been
! furnished H excellent styC. making il one OF
the most coHn'ate hotels in Nanitowuc. \ good
s-hrLE Is kept in connection with the honse. where
took will be well provided for 12ii-ly
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ing.


We are afraid we were IA little ahead OF
tirae when we stated last week that the
Temple of Honor would reproduce Ten
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MUSIC


Alt2s IsS~uR Of Music. will give lessons fn Vocal
Sd lN>'rHaeHfel Music in the city Of Mantle
n 'a Rivers. Residence ON Sth street
ttAt ''aEI House. l2-l4ly
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Several carloads of iron and nails o+ -
'onishlnsiy low prices at + X. & E II
Hands Hardware Store.
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Mr.. E. Wagner has returned from his
long "trip. bringing large stock OF goods.
lie sells his goods astonlshlngly low, as,
per example nails at 81 81 rates per keg
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The present stye OF weather call to MINI
The remark OF sable brother, that "he had
mos alters noticed If he iiveu fro de- month
OF March be lived fro de year"
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The German Debating Society has Sc
cured Mr.. Reltzel,of Washington, to dehv'
er his famous lecture entitled "a Century
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HARDWARE. STOVES. Etc.


DSALER in all kinds Of stoves a,5u.-5,s-,
- srd Manufacturer of Copper Tin sn,jSbr st.
iron wsre. York street, North Side. Nanfsnsoe
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That DoDHy Few schooner that Cap;.
Jlm Butter has been building during the
past few months, Will be launched Sutur-
day afternoon.
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MERCHANT TSILORS.
gsa1ssrs Sr7,,rrrv.


EASiIeE ABLE TAIIORhas removed 10 Buffalo
u Street twa doors West ut F.. X. Il f H. Raud'>
Hardware Store. Allwork warranted well dome and
= II
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..tsETE 4 rag4v#sY.

sfts~.roFe sss7 t'o-s7scf9rs. ssG-E.se It
hrEIGE u< .tGUTti sTsGET. SOt"rI SIDE
II opposite Sehu.-ta & Bro. stone. l}-IC-y
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FAX land Sales.
STATE Of Wisconsin
N4pitoE1c County.

STATE Of Wisconsin
Nsnitog7oc COUNTY.
OFFICE OF TEE TAX IAxD COMMISSIONERS.
aAkIrowoc, March Ash, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that the following de-
scribcI lots will he sold ct public sHctioB, at the
Court House Hall. in the city Of Asnitovoc, on
MopGsy the a2d day Of April. 1877, st 10 o'clock.
q m . he sale will be continued from day TO day
until every lot is offered.
Terms. twenty per cent cash, snd the balance in
four equal annual payments, With I per cent. in
terest.
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Castori1a

Dr. Samuel Pitcher, OF Hyannis. Mass. expert
mented in bis private practice for twenty years
produce combination that would have the proper
ties of Castor Oil without its unpleasant taste
and gripping effect.
His preparations sent for, near and far, till
finally he gave 1t the name of Castora. and put it
up for sale. 1t Is very wonderful In it, effects par
ticularly with the dsordered stomachs and bowels
OF children 1t assiinifates the food cures
sour stomacLs and Neutrality-suspicious. the bowels,
expels worms and be relied upon in Group
As a pleasant. effective and perfectly safe
cathartic remedy IT Is superior 70 Cfetor Oil.
Cordials and SyTups. IL as-es not contain alcohol.
and i adapted to any age.
By regulating the stomach and bowels Of cross
and sEckiy children they beecome GOOD
natGred and healthy TheY can enjoy Sleep
and mothers have rest. The Castoria is put mp
at the Laboratory of. 3, Rose & Co, IS Deg Str.
New York. S5L-3m
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NEW BARBER SHOP.
cHAS. kRRNOFSM.

Has re-orened his barber shop at the
old stand, corner Sth and Commercial
streets, opposite Torrison's, and has #
ted it up in . way that makes it the
best furnished barber shop in the city.
Call and see him, and he will guarantee
satisfaction.
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E. h. 4 4. ii. Rand keep one OF The
ltFses. and best assortmeuss OF hard are
Lorih oi Milwaukee,.
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attorney @a3 t'Ty3:a5cssor-.st~!, = ~.
n fz-I.. + t> 5.",lfrt STREET - tNIToEOC
w. iNi-. Collections aeansrt -ttt..adrt, To- i15ls
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ARRIVALS.
Schr. Glen Cuylcr. Milwaukee, 30 bbls salt,
% boxes glass.
D Pro. DepeTe. Chicago suntries,
IL Str. Alpena, Chicsgo. sunds.
CLEAEANCEs.
Schr. Minnehaha, Milwaukee. IS eds wood.
Scow Rover, Shebaygan Is m lumber
4 Scbr. Glen Cnyler Milwaukee 81 eds wood.
> Eiiza. Clay Banks. light.
Julia Larsen, Milwaukee, - eds. wood.
Condor, Milwaukee. = eds wood
Pro. Depere. Chicago. sunGs.
8 Schr. Espindola, Milwaukee. g eds. wood.
I l. j. conway 70
Scow Success. kewaunce. light
Schr. Annie Thofine, Chicago, 400 cedar pos.s.
Mariner, Milwaukee. ii eds. wood. II M
lumber.
Hannah Ettr- 20 eds. wood
10 Charles Luiing, Chicago, 40 ties, 10 M
posts.
II Str. Alpesa. Chicago, sur6s,
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Nv. Aycri!i cUnlintuccd lbs uga geuIunt
mere ~ conducting the services at Tie 81
James church on SUNDAY last.
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Cora .aE RCiAA
MANITOW0C MARKET REPORT.
Corrected Weekly by j. Schuette Bros
DEALERS IN
GENERAL mERCHANDsSE

OFFICE OF The MANITowoc PILor.
MANt-t,woC APRiL 10. 1871.
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All TRAINS Fun DAILY EYCEPT SUNDAY.
CONNECTIONS.
lT;1wo,l-na with c. q y W. Ry. c. N. &
Nh " duhCC StP.R y.and all lines diyerging
SLalor,.on with Shcboygan X Fond du Lac
2liN'oS Sdh X. X Tor ali points ON that road
rru-o D;.-n,., with STAGES fork ewauns e. Alan
~ INV Vlo apCe, elc.. and during uavf-a
ton withStr's for above points
OItSI y uilC. with Wis Central r. r.
A,,,l,+o, INV, with C. a y. W. Ey for
~ ictOl 81 ullS' Fond du Lac, Oshkosh
Nccnah. DcPerc, Green Bay, Escanaba, etc.
Nm. 7 ,pInn with G. b. & u. Il. r. and
A>Ch Ioboon with stages for ClintOHillc,
Embarras,, aud Shawuno.
H. G II REED, II f. WHITCOMB,
Gcn'i .Supt. Geni Pass Ay.
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asEsnF,FN .ND rarCvsNrCS uowr

= = = =. - = . n = z NtEN ITO Va T.
MARTIN HEWITT Proprietor Commercial St
\ ~ Naa~c and new Earn, the best of acCummo-
~ daltaAs IF moderate prices. Ssi-Iy
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Letter List.

The following is list of letters received
at the Post Office at Manitowoc, County
of Manlto~oc, Wis, and remaining IN
called for up 10 April 18th, 1877:
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Marine

Through the courtesy Of the collector at
this port, we are enabled to published the
following list of arrivals and clearances
during the month of April, up to noon on
the lth:
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Centaurc
L.ii!Lnrliiin:!'!!Lenlts.
The Quickest, Surest, and Cheapest
Remedies.

Physicians recommend, andFsrriers declare that
no such remedies have ever before been in use.
Words cheap, but the proprietors of these arti-
cles will present trial bottles medical me gratis,
as guarantee of what they say.
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Our city scGoV1s commenced again On
Munaii.y att-r vacation oi ii weeh.
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L X Il L. Ii. hand eel goods for cost,
ail,. at e,ry s,nAii profit.
Evening star., 1877-12-14
New Publications,

+. NJ. Whitaker s. Son send the following
seasonable books for young folks. published by
Lee & Shepard, Boston: ''Quinnebasset Girls =
by Sophie May. author of The Asbury Twins =
etc, etc. Isles of the Sea- = by Oliver Optic.
From Hand to Mouth" by Amanda NJ. Doug
las, author of Nelly kinnard's Kingdom.
&c. There She Blows, or. the Log of the Are
thusa: :" by Capt. w. II. Macy.
M. L. BOardman sends "Lilliput Land or
the Children's Peep SHOW published by Ba-
ker PRATT Co, New York; with numerous
Illustrations.
From Solomons & Chapman we have The
Silver Country of the Great Southwest =
by Alex. ID. Anderson. New York q. L. Put
nams Sons. review of the mineral and
other wealth. 1.-THE attractions and material
development of the former kingdom Of new
Spain. comprising Mexico and the Mexican
eessions to the United States in lsiS and 1853.
This is rather an aprOpOs publication at this
time, when the Mexican question is upper
most and filibuStering projects are eXtint.
MOhun Brothers send the following publca
tons by ID. Appleton 4 Co: Cherry Ripe" n
romance by the author of Comm Thro' the
Rye" :" Roman Antiquities by A. S.WilkinS
NJ. A. (ot the History primer Series): The
novel. by M. +. w. :.
White. Smith & Co, Boston, send George C.
DObsOn's New School for the Guitar and
Banjo"
From j. Bradley Adams We have the fol
lowing publications by Harper * Bros; - 4
BoWra Modern Mins;Sr aSrfs vS SS itpfGi fof the
Cheyely novels: and Lord Give by Ma
caulay, CIalfh hour serieS.l
VIM Ballantyne sends Among the Turks :
by Cyrus Hamin. published by Robert Carter
4 Bros, New York. The author lived thirty
five years in Turkey, and iS thus able To sup
ply important information in regard 10 the
social life, educational institutions. laws. re-
hGlon, military character Ne, of the country.
Evening star., 1877-12-14
District i'm Congress.
THE POLICE COURT SITE.

4 resolution introduced in the Senate today
by Senator Dorsey. was agreed To: THAT the
committee on the District of Columbia be- and
il hereby is, Instructed To inquire and report
whether the action of the Commissioners of
the District of Columbia i'll respect to the Ioca-
tion of the police court in what is known rs
the Unitarian church building. corner of 9th
and ID streets northwest has been and iS in
conformity with law
INFORMATION ABOUT PAYMENTS WANTED.
A resolution was offered i'm the Senate lhiS
morning by Mr. Dorsey. ard adopted. That
the Commissioners of the District of Columbia
he. and they are hereby. directed Ia report 10
The Senate what streets and avenues in the
District OF Columbia require repairs or other
Improvements: the character Of the present
pavement in each ease; the original cost of
each of said payements. and how paid for and
what is the character 0f repairs and improve
mentS proposed in each case, and the estimate
Oi the cost thereof, >
Evening star., 1877-12-14

We do not hesitate To say that the greatest
effects produced in their different way by the
most opposite al living orators-Mf. Bright
and Lord Beaconsheld-have been more or
less due to predominance in their speeches of
different KIND of scorn-Mr. Bright's, the
passionate and imperiOuS scorn which sort
Of English Gracious showers ON those who
seem 10 him To claim preposterous privileges,
or Ia oppress humanity in the name of class
Mr.. Dl>raeli the >kilful calculated and enyen-
omed scorn with which an intellectual gladia-
tor Of no mean powers pierces the rival whom
he iruiy despises, but sill more truly desires
to sweep decisiyely out of his path.
Only the other day the Bishop Of Peter
borough recalled one OF the mot characteris-
tie touches in Mr.. Bright's pathetic speech ON
The Burlals bill- the sentence in which he said
oil the euakers' burial grounds: They have
not been-what do they call it.-consecrated," :"
a touch the effectiveness Of which was its per.
feet scorn and only the other day, too. Lord
Beaconshelds best touch-though not one up
10 Lord Beacon>felds mark-was contained
in the remark that COSMOPOLITAN critics
mean men who are the friends OF every coun.
Try save their own. the effectiveness of which.
Of course, consists simply i'm the scorn. ThS
more elaborate specimens of oratogy through
which We have been looking happen 20 giv0
either oraior-only one OF Mr. Brights extrS
parliamentary speeches. among which ara
much his hnest. because his least restrained
imaginative efforts. and none Of Mr. DiSraelf,S
polished and elaborate attacks on SIR Robert
feel, an which almost every sentence Was q
shaft Of venom. carefully manufactured aud
precisely aimed.
Mr.. Blight knows how to stir the tenderext
a. We'll as the haughtiest feelings 60 their
depth. Still. We venture To say that a is far
commoner Tor a great orator TO have no cOsn-
mand over the more gentle moods than 20
have none over the more scornful Mr.. Dis
raeli probably never knew what path0s meant
al least his efforts i'm this direction. even II
his novels are of the most laughable kind
but Mr.. Disraeli has been no inconsiderablo
orator, nevertheless, and has probably stirred
the depths of enthusiastic party feeling as sue
eessluly as any speaker Of the day. L0ndOa
Spectator.
Evening star., 1877-12-14

CELESTIAL EXAGGERATION.
The Chinese Six Companies Contra.


SAN FRsNCICo, Dee. 14.-The statement tele-
To President HAYES that one hundred and fifty
of their countl ymen on landing from a river
steamer were attacked by rougls and NAL
treated and robbed, and that no interference
was made for their protection. lacks con-
fi,mation. Careful inquiry al the Central and
Harbor police stations and from persons fire.
quenting the vicinity of the steamboat land
ing. fails to show that any such incident oc-
CURED. The city front is infested by crowds
Of Nagrant boys who take advantage of every
opportunity 10 throw stones at Cinnamon
landing at the wharyes. Such an occurrence
took place last Saturday night, when the police
meh i'm attendance on the dock chased the
boys away and administered fiogging to two
or three, and il is probable that this circum-
stance has been magnified into the story tele-
giaphed to the President.
Evening star., 1877-12-14
The Markets.

BALTIMORE December 14.-Nirginia skies.
defsued. 80: do. consolidated, 50: do. second
.eIies. A.: North Carolina sixes, odd. IS: do. new
o: do. special tax. bid to-day. Sugar steady and
fairly active. 99ia.
light ard holders fiIm-middling, IL lsa1114. Flour
cuet and IN changed. Wheat. southern quiet and
ste DIV. western quer and iower-southern red.
c,td Ga prime. 4 .a n. 45: do. amter. l. l3sl so:
Nc. western winter red. spit and December
]. 42a1 42is: Januall. l.431s Ind: February. 145
I'D. Com quiet and ower-southern white 55Sf;a.
Go. yellow. - GO: old western mixed, spot, "a:
December. 6S . 63A: new western mixed sr,r
ard December. GSi January and February failS.
western steaner. %. Oats nominally unchanged
Rye quiet. 63aG5. Hay steady and unehan,-i
Provisions .iuIl. weak and unchanged Butte
steady-sEotse western. roll and packed also3
Petroleum dun and nominal-crude, 7Aa.s; re-
nled. IL sal3. Coffee strong. quiet and unchznsesi
WHISKY firm. LII. Receipts-nour q 40: wheat
$500: com. 1900; oats. $50; rye, 500. No
uS NEW SoEk, December A.-stocks firm.
So I. ~. Gosernments strung and higher.
NEW YORK. December A.-Fiour duh and in
buyers iayor. W heat quiet and without decided
thaEge. Corn shade nrmer.
LONDON, December II. IL 30 p. m.-Consols.
So 3-I6 for money and IS 5-le for the account.
". ,. four-aRd-a-han per cent. bonds, 104: 1855.
lo51a; ren-fOrties, l0sf. Erie, sss.
Evening star., 1877-12-14

WILMINGTON, Del. Dee. l3.-Two negroes
named George Collins and Samuel Chambers
who were convicted for criminal assault on "A
white woman. the wife of a tramp, at Middle.
ton. III this country. We're sentenced to be
hanged on the 18th of March next: but after
they had been sentenced il was discovered that
the 18th would fail on Tuesday. They We're
again brought into court and sentenced TO die
upon the I'D. which falls on Friday, the tradi-
tional hanging day. This is a curious confor-
nifty toa custom which has been broken i'm
upon in other states. The prisoners We're
SiOlidiy Indifferent when sentenced
Evening star., 1877-12-14
LOCAL NEW s.

TRIAL or JomN K. kELlY.

AhAL pf dNhN X MILL
In the Criminal Court Judge Humphreysl
tins morning John Il. Kelly was aTraigned,
charged with having. on the nth Of October,
committed a rape on the person of Amelia
Mayer, little lame white girl. l. wears of age.
The prisoner II \ white man about ~ years
old With dark hair parted IN the middle and
wei greaS'd. heavy chin whi>kerS and mus
taehe, and wa> attired in a blue blouS,,, white
shirt (wide tun-lown collar and blue hgured
necktle ith pin. Mes>rS n. n Willard aud
4. II Webb appeared for the defendant. and
Mr. W. H. Wells. ir. for the prosecution The
follow ing were selected a. the Jury nelozier
Davidson. Dennis Callaghan. Henry otierhack,
John Riley. George W Sanford. George q.
Henning. Owen OHare. John Cas- charles "a.
Bruce. ". L.. Gill. David Clark, and James II.
TaNlnT.
The dr~i witness Was the little giri. Amelia
MsNrr, a cumel, child. Who wore n dTah hat
iitmmcd with blue velvet and feathers. and
tr"Nn waterproof She testified that she had
bten in hetlN'S room. ina Mr.. Fuchs cellar I'm
Heorgri"wn. and un the day i'm question he
told hrr To come in his rUnm aud let >oms
picccS Ia make quilt. and she did Witness
Then testified - 10 the act. Witness did not
ten h'I mother aud father when she first got
home. because she thought thsN Mpuld punish
her. on cross Naninatien She said that she
only told her father after he had Threatened to
Nil her II she did not tell what had occurred-
ne having learned u trum the doctor. Her
father >aid II was Mr. kely before she told
him.
on rc-eNaminaiion IN Mr.. Wells she denied
lhat h"I father had forced her q say that IL
was Nelly.
~. 4. Bchrcnd gave professional testimony.
NJ. h. Mayer testified that he did not saw To
his daughter that She must Say u WAS Kelly:
told her II she didn't tel who dome il h. would
Nil her certain.
This closed the ease for the government.
Edgar Fuchs testified that h. knew Kelly,
VINO bought rags Tor him regarded him as
h"hr>l, aud the glu had the reputation of
being Mild. The girl WAS most oi the time i'm
The streets.
Evening star., 1877-12-14
Iusurreetiou i'm Greece
Turkey Against Scryja.
CoNsTANTNoPLE. Dee. l4.-Tmki>h troop,
are concentrating on the Servia frontier
Russians About 10 Attack srzcrOum.

LONDON. Dec. IA Reuter- telegram from
ErHeroum, dated yesterday. says: "In purSII-
ance OF orders from Lord Derby. the British
consul LEFT here this morning with all the
archives of the consulate Four fourteen
centlmeire siege guns have been brought 10y
the Russians from karS 10 HaSsan- kaleh. An
attack upon ErZerOum il momentarily eN-
pected. General TergukasSoff' division from
BayaZid i threatening Van. the Turkish head
quarters. The ErZeroum correspondent of the
Times says: The departure of the British
consul 10y order of Lord Derby is regarded IN
The Turks ~ foreShadoWing British declara-
ton uG war AGAINST Russia
Evening star., 1877-12-14
Another COnkIfnx victory.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE friends Of Senator
Conkling have elected the nominating commit
lee Of the Union League Club over a ticket
presented by administration republicans. EN-
and Hamilton Fish. jr- is a member of the
committee chosen. The recommendations of
the nominating committee have usually. il not
always. received the ratification Of the club
hut the friends of the administration saw il an
objectionable list of officers is presented they
will offer an opposition ticket. and think they
can elect il. claiming they represent seventy
five per cent. of members of the club.
Evening star., 1877-12-14

ATThe excitement in Newark On. J) yes-
ter.iay extended to all the savings banks there
but subsidized toward night.
A3-By reducing the salaries Of the public
school teachers ten per cent Philadclphia has
cut down expenses $l25, 600 per annum.
AS Oiieial returns from all but two counties
In Mississippi give j. M. Stone, democrat for
governor, 96454 votes, and 1,l6S scattering
votes against him.