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The Fishery Disaute.

STATUS OF TIE QUESTIONS AT ISSUE
The Secretary OF state having transferred to
the British government the amount OF the Hail.
lax award, will at an early date open CORE
spondence with that government upon the alb
stract questions involved In the fishery disputa
Itself and the award OF the tribunal The pay
ment or this money, as Is known, was made
under protest. this government dissenting from
the equity and justice OF the decision. This as
VIII pe seen, leaves the question still O2en for
1Urther discussion, and II the result OF this new
correspondence be not favorable to the har-
mony OF the opposite views OF the two govern
ments, the L. 5. government Will doubtless feel
u incumbent upon itself to ask a modification
OF the amount, with the alternative OF with
drawing from the treaty of Washington or
making Such other disposition OF the question
IN It's own interest as it may seem fit.
Apart from this correspondence, Mr. Eyarts
VIII also reopen the discussion OF the Fortune
Bay difficulties. The dispositions submitted by
The American fishermen in connection with
that difficulty will be carefully examined. with
view TO verifying the facts stated and ii they
are sustained this government will ask indeni-
nifty Tor all losses incurred by citizens OF the
United states. The disayowal Of the interpre
tation first stated by Lord Salisbury that the
treaty was subordinate TO local laws disencum-
oers the main question from this embarrass-
uieQt.
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Burned Ranks.

TAuNhoN, MASS, Nov. 23.-Chace and Hatha-
way were present at The Probate Court here
yesterday TO testify in regard to the Durfee eS-
tate. hathaway was called TO the stand He
stated that the books of the MaSSaSOit flour mill
were burned at the request of Holder D. Durfee.
Two young men came TO Chace'S house the day
Wncn he penned the letter TO the Union mil
directors, making Il statement OF his defalca-
tiCns. T!iey stated that the books OF the mill
were i0dttod upon team outside Holder B.
Eulfte suggested tlaJ they should be burned
e1kef in ChaceS furnace. on in his iDurfea'Sl or
III led at steep Er00iZ. They were burned at
steep Brook. Hathaway declined 10 give the
names ol tAe young men. Durfee, when on the
stand afterwards. stat ed the Young men were \.
ID. Chace, son of Sangicr Chace. andJ r. Fran
els. Durfee admitted he was present, but SAYS the
DOCKS were burned at Ilatnaway'S suggestion.
ChaCe denied that there was any conference in
his room about burning the books. bur admitted
that his son Nathan. James II. f. ancis Hoeder
B. Durfee and Geo. II. Hathaway were there to-
DAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23
The Markets.

,BAMLTIMORE, 1T Nov; 23:--yirginia skies, deferred.
Le; 90 consohdafed, 56A do. second series, 81
IT, DO new, Do Special tax. bid today
BA.LIT1MORE, Nov. 23.-Cotton dull and easier
mddlng, ". Flour light and demand nominally
steady. Wheat, southern firm and small supply;
we Tettern ha active S ana hghersouthern red, 1O0f6
No western winter red, spot and November, I.06i,
ad;TSs adnt1s, Decenber lO61g January, Los. Corn,
soltEern IN good demand and firm; western quiet
,5 and nominally steady-southern white, 43a45 do.
yenoW w." z4aaS; western mixed spot old, A; Noyem-
Cer a5H: december, 455sa46; january, 46lf steam
es: 49, Oats shade frmer but qniet-seuthern
ZoaI9 western white, 27a29 do mixed 25a26
Zen RHennsylyania. g 26a2S. Rye quiet and unch anged,
1y a1ay anii ana easy but not quotably lower Butter
sioW ana heayy-choice western packed, 16a1S rolls
mall mall Petr9em dun and easisrcrude, 5s re-
goes, 1lka15k Whisky quiet. i.09aio9T Frelshts t
TO miyeFRo0i per steamer steady0gran sgd Re.
oats M aS90 On Shipments $4,000.
NEW 4ORK, Nov. 2S.-Stocks steady. Money, 80
Goyernments steady. -
Corn dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

81 Fayette McMullln announces his purpose
10 contest the election OF J. Il. Richmond To
Congress from the ninth district OF Virginia
es King Humbert, Of Italy is thir y-five. The
Socialist Who tried TO kill the King used the
same expression as MoncaSi did when he a few
weeks ago. attempted the life OF Alphonso-..I
want 10 Kill king"
gsA dispatch from Waterloo. Canada savs
the trouble on the Southeast railway continues
the men refusing TO go 10 work until they are
paid. ' N
ssA Young employe of the spanish govern
ment arrived In New York SATURDAY from
snitg -aai.aga. ~ night he plew out the gas before
gong 10 bed, and Sunday he was found dead.
having been suffocated
ts Al Merchantville, " j., during quarrel
Yesterday between two colored men, Abe Wilson
ana hing Stlll, the latter was shot and fatally
wounded. Wilson was lodged In Jail.
sF-"The science and geometry or dress" viii
hereafter be branch OF instruction I'm the In
dlanapoliS schools, compulsory On the female
pupils in certain OF the grammar grades.
ss-A Vermont wife-murderer being asked ir
he had anything TO say ere sentence fof sieath
was passed upon him, replied that he would
publish his remarks in a Boston newspaper
which he named.
ss-John Peyonk, a half-breed living IN Ar
kansas, being refused chew or tobacco ar a
house, murdered its five inmates
sE Mr.. Malcolm Henderson, OF Lontlon. ont
being refused 10y Miss Abigail Nelson. consoiej
himself by stealing her purse
"a Instead OF leaving flowers ana wreafsas on
the graves OF dead friends CUSTOM eynae,s r6a
people OF Madrid to leave visiting cards.
F A female orange lodge-princess To,tsa
Benevolent Loyal Orange LODGE No 1Nha.
peen formed at Montreal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

TRYING CHURCH MEMBER-In Chicago the
case Of Mrs. j. Anderson, who has been on trial
before a jury OF the Trinity Methodist church
for conduct unbecoming a christian and a Wetb-
odlst, ana 1or renting ground to be used as a
beer garden, was concluded Thursday eyenin9
and a verdict was rendered OF guilty of both
charges, with recommendation of forbearance
on the part of the church
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Looking for a Fcn;au Cru;..-

HALIFAX, \. s., Nov. 23.-H NJ $. Sirius
which left port four days ago, it was reported
Tor Jamaica, is still cruising off the harbor.
having been sent to sea il is now rumored !
watch for SO-called Fenian cruiser, which II
was reported some time ago would attempt to
capture the Sarmatlan and carry eff caDtiye the
Marquis of Lorne and the Princess Louise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

JUDGMENT AGAINST A CoNSUL.-HenderSon
Brothers, OF the Anchor Line Steamship COM
pany. have obtained a verdict uf sfS.9G0 from
James Warrack, British consul at Chicago, who
While acting as consul, acted as freight agent
for the company and received drawbacks on
freight and applied it to his own use. The de-
fence was that the plaintiffs consented to his
receiving the drawbacks, and also that he had
a claim for back salary as agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23
The Coal Trade for 1879.

BETBI EHEH, PA. Nov. 23.-A meeting OF the
shippers over the Lehigh Valley Railroad has
Geen called to take place at Bethlehem, Tues
day, Nov. 20, 1878, to hear the report of their
committee appointed November to meet one
IRON the BOARD OF control. The committee
will meet for the purpose of considering plans
for tie regulation of the coal traffic for 1879
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

A SOUTH CAROLINA SHERIFF ARRESTED.-The
shef1l1 and deputy sheriff of Sumter county, s.
g, were arrested yesterday on q charge of re-
slstlng process OF the United States court. i'm
arrest1ng Sam. Lee, who, it is alleged. was
ALREADY In the custody OF United States mar
sIlal as witness In the United States court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

RAILROAD ACCIDENTS IN NEW JERsEY-At
Newark yesterday " W. Rutan, a prominent
citizen, was run over by a Pennsylvania rail-
ioad train and had both legs cut Off. AT Eliza
beth John Mulcahey, an employe OF the same
road for 40 years, was instantly killed at the
Poplar street crossing. vt WeSt1icid JOS Sew
ara was run over by a train on the Central rail-
road, and will probably die
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

WHY Young DANA HYDE HANGED HIMSELF.
Dana Hyde, boy residing with his parents az
OsWego, y. Y, attempted TO commit suicide by
cutting his throat, and injured himself slightly.
determined to die, however, he afterwards 5
hanged himself to a rafter in the barn. It is
supposed that he committed the deed because
he had been punished for truancy from School
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

The Boy JUROR" OF THE VoSBURGH TRIAL
SAID TO HAVE RUN AWAY WITH MaIDEN.-The
residents OF Bloomfield street, Hoboken are
cohs!deraDly exercised over the alleged elope-
ment of Herbert Kinmonth and Miss Tlils
Selbe. kinmonth attempted TO commit suicide
-FOUR years ago in consequence OF a disappont-
ment In love. He was known as he boy
lulor' in tie trial OF Pastor NoSburgh on a
charge OF attempting to poison his wife Not
long ago he was held under bonds 20 keep the
peace on complaint ef his wife, WHO accused
him OF assault and battery. Miss Siebe with
whom he had been long acquainted. frequently
visited his house, and they were often seen
walSing together i'm lIOboken. on Sunday last
the TWO disappeared. II is believed that they
have gone 10 Canada. The girl left letter for
her mother. in which she said that she had
quilted home fOreyer.-[N. T. Sun
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A Contradiction.
Russia Clafin. under the Berlin


ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 23-The Golos asserts
that Russia must have land communication
with Bulgaria during the occupation. as the sea
communications are liable to be interrupted at
any time by England or Turkey. The GoyoS
adds that Ro.lmaniaS refusal OF Russia S demand
Tor increased facilities for ntercommunication
through R0umania is only another Illustration
Q, the dlitlculty OF fulfilling the Berlin treaty..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

HANGED YESTERDAY - stephen GiTey was
executed at Newport. Tenn, yesterday, for out
rage upon Eva Clark. a white girl, under 10
years or age. Notwithstanding numerous petit
lions, signed by a large number of prominent
cltlZens, Governor Porter refused to commute
the sentence to imprisonment for life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

EX-Gov. BOWIE BUYING MORE RACING SrocK.
Inc Ini.t, Field and Farm states that eX-Ciover-
nor Oden Bowie has purchased the bay stallion
Lesatee, own brother TO Lever, by Lexington,
dam Levity, by imported Trustee: second dam
N.a, NandallS dam, by imported Tranby, out OF Lu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

SHOT HIMSELF IN THE HEAp.-John A Rishon
a farmer, living near Leroy, Ill. and cousin OF
GOV. bishop, OF Ohio, attempted suicide Tues
day, Oy shooting himself in the head with re-
EOlvef. cause. domestic troubles. Last Monday
Luther Bishop, his cousin, suicided in the same
manner - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

A NEW LINE OF FREIGHT STEAMERS is to he
established between Philadelphia and Liver
pool, to be called the Blue Star Line. Seven
steamers OIL large class have already been en-
december. They win be especially lifted for
carrying cattle on the hoof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23
RuSineSS Ea;l,,-.

READING, PA. Nov. 2S.-B. III. Brown, one of
the leading dry goods dealers OF this city. who
has been In business thirty years, failed to-day
Ihe liabilities and assets are not known De
preston in trade is assigned as the cause of the
failure ~ - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

GOING TO SEE HIMSELF CONyICTED.-Ex-Goy.
Daniel III. Chamberlain. of South Carolina
against whom indictments are pending in the
South Carolina courts for fraudulent land sales
some years ago, said TO a reporter YESTERDAY:
am innocent of the charges, but as soon as
The court conveneS that will try them shall 90
10 South Carolina. | want to be there il am
convicted, and see how the thing is DONE" The
ex-governor SAYS the charges are trumped up
lor political effect and for purposes OF ntimida-
t0I-and for nothing elSe-TN Y Worfd 92d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23
DENNIS EEAgNEY is promised n warm

DENNIS kEAgNEYis is promised warm welcome
from his friends OF the sand lots. They held a
meeting week ago and telegraphed him to
come home, as he was the only man who could
save them from fatal disSenSions. They resolved
that lowing TO general discomfort and conflict
OF authority" in their affairs, they ..hailed with
joy the news OF his return. When they learned
that IL was necessary to send money to paw
Mr. kearney'S passage home,' a committee
meeting was appointed to devise means for
that purpose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

A BAPTIST MINISTER SHOT BY MISTAKE
Rev. X. E. White the Baptist minister who was
Snot ln the head while going in buggy with
his wife to the Baptist convention at Sumter.
:. C.. Is supposed to have been mistaken for a
gentleman who took an active part in the late
election. negro man named Coleman has
been arrested on suspicion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

SUICIDE WITH ACCESsoRIEs-"M Ny life is my
own TO do what please with, and propose 10
take IL, said Mr.. Rowland Levin TO his friends
on Monday night, and his friends appear I'd
have ented 10 this peculiar view OF his case
lie had swallowed two ounces and a-Ralf OF
laudanun two hours before; was determined TO
die: would not swallow any emetic-nor permit
the employment OF any means 10 relieve his
system OF the poiSon-and was prepared 10 put
anybody out OF the room who attempted 10 use
Ioice- Ills feeble wllled friends, therefore, sat
and look on through the whole OF the period In
which il would have been possible 10 save his
life, and Wh1n at two O'Clock he became help
less through the operation OF the poison taken
they eSSayed tardy remedies too late 10 prevent
death.-[N J.. Herald. 22d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

tK- The coal miners at tNewcastle-on.Tvna in
England, have COMPROMISED with the mine own
erS. ana VIII continue at reduction OF seven and
a-hah per cent, IL their wages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

THE HoBoKEN ELOPEMENT-Mr. Henry W.
Sieb. the elder brother Of Miss T1llie Sieb the
stCry OF whose elOpement from Hoboken was
tod IN the Stn OF yesterday. was mistakenly
reported to be in pursuit OF his sister and Her
Cert klnmOuth, the Boy Juror" who is al
Steb says he is attending to his business in New
York every day. He adds: - Ii is no use going
alter them until find a trace OF them. When
do catch the Scoundrel shall Use nothing but
natures weapons on him. He ought to be
killed. but ii is no use bringing further trouble
and disgrace on my family" Titles father IS
German, and her mother is Engiish.l[N. L.
Ssy,lG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

EIGHT MEN WERE KILLED or died from suffo-
ca,ioh, resulting from the mile explosion at
sullivan. Ind. on Thursday There were Is
men in the lower vein exposed to the full force
OF tie explosion. and OF these. seven men were
rescued by the men who descended the mine an
hour afterth explosion. Two OF those brought
up alive were shOekingly burned, endangerinv
their recovery. Twelve other men employed on
an upper vein were terribly shocked. but eS
caped serious injury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23
DARLOW'SGALLE OF FINEARTS
1925 Pennsylvania Arenue.

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Gold Frames of all kinds for Portraits Land
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Mirrors, Picture Rods and CorGices put ur
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rte~ UNIvERSALIsT CHURCH.--Hey. ALEx.
o5yI hEsT s1 p ggrSsfn gay IN Taisf at e an Han -
- METROPOLITAN NJ. Z. CHURCH. cor
t-S ner 4, and sts.-Ireachn;g by the Pa tor,
hev DR. NaYLoI sunday II a n Tni .3p.ni $50
sJE M.cC1rrEy: rastor-1Iornih; services aud
All strangers cordially irvi. ed. 1t.
FOUNDRY CHURCH -To-snorr0v, Rev
sa DIR. IASAHsN. Thanksgiving Day by
quest, DR.. LASAHAN will preach on The IaGd of
God in tie Affairs Of Men, It.
- NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH, lith street.
y. fey A. j. HyNTISGnoS wll lreach To
services in the Evening L.
- 18Th STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. bet.
= G and sts., Dr JAMES II. CUrEEERr. pas
Evening at 80 Il
Ls FORMED EPIsCOPAL-tMar.n.'; Hal. E;
betveen 9Th and 10th sts Services at II NJ and
MIR of Brooklyn. Ny. r.
- INDEX THE RIG TREE" AND FOR
L>- getting Jerusalem '-SernHIs 10y Rev. Dr.
DAVID MIIsoS, Sunday. November p, a atn Street
Med. II + Church preparatory to F'"'il'ns' Al =
n ~ ''IIlI SECoNp ADVENT OF CHRIST
MorniEs and Eyeil-ii dsco}lrses at the New Chur;h
Temple STedeHborEianl, North CalIto- St, near q
rs. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Vermont avenue,
t|g letvctn y and o sts.-Pastor, FREDERiCK D:
TovEE.-Tclnorrov. az IL an. The Da+y Of
eor1norS on The Seven s;ns OF Washington. Al
welcome. II
= NT yrENoS PLACE NJ E. CHURCH,
i IN n f@ 5 : + + WEa Is@in . p lSbi lfHsfI % T
Great Ned = ard Al 90 20 i m Gy Esy " P HAE r.
Tower Of Babe" Public invited. IT.
- FRANKLIN HAIL corner 18th and c -;
- Temperance Meeting TONIGHT. Good
invited Remember the D&~haway meet n I"-m9r-
row n;zht. II
? - THIS SAY. AMERICANS. THE
- llgt OR TRAFFIC MUST BE ID aSIRtI-
RI tts-!eit.ah Aiall>;a meets III FTdph.in Le
neon next, at 3 O'Clock. Good speakin-. L4ieS
specially invited L.
? - TIE FIFTH REHEARSAL OF THE
- THILHAKEIONIC SOCIETY viii he held AZ
Cou=re--a .3Ilsl Church on TUESDAY EVENING,
N0yeI! her 10Th, 1873, at ~ y instead of Mon
day evening. A.! members dra ur-ently ,egIesTel
tc attend L. VI. PEARSON.
p0lZ52t Secretary.
: - ALL DFIOsIToRS OF THE GERaAE
4-@ AMERICAN NATIONAL AND SAYINGS
BAN are requested to att. nd Mass Mee'ing, az
Bcru aI.il's hall. corner stt and streets, No
'i,it- noS1,:55 G'-- '--=''' - TIE COMMITTEE
- THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM
- rANl. corner 18th ST and New York avenue
FIRE BU RGIAR and DAMP PROOF VAULTS.
INSIDE NJ which SAFES FOR RENT at So to $50
B0NDs, eIIvERwARE. CT other SECURITIES.
ard al kinds of EALUABLES received DE
1OSIT nov13eO3nl
- To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is
W. hereby given that meeting Of the sharehOld
AIION Will Ia held az the rooms Of the Associaii1u
Ne. 10 + =. nv, on SATURDAY EVENING: the
sch INST at - II vote Upon an increase OF the
rows 1aw:jy' BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

POLITICAL EXCITEMENT IN FRANCE.-Thp con-
ditions previously agreed upon limited the duel
betH Heen NJ. Gambetta and NJ. FourtOu 10 a SIN
gle flIe Ia the speech Of the latter in the cham
Fourtou said. II had done my duty. YOU re-
ferrfng 20 the Left would not have been sitting
where YOU are.' The republicans are greatly
eXclied at this threat OF a coup d'etGt, and have
revived tie talk of impeaching the Due de Brog-
lie III order TO ascertain what the cabinet under
him cont pInDlatpd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

fEStks7S Eighty thOtISiinu DOIIRrS,
LONDON, Nov. pa dispatch from Lisbon TO
Reuters Telegram company confirms the report
mat charles W. Angel, the absconding Secre-
tary OF the Pullman Palace Car company had
sso,OO0 in his possession when arrested.
A Contradiction.
BERNE, Nov. 23.-There is no foundation for
the statement of the Madrid journal. the Cor
'eSlGhdencid de Espdna. that several European
cabinets had threatened TO recall their repre-
senta;iyeS from Berne If Switzerland continued
to afford refuge TO anarchists from other coul-
tries
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TWO CENTS.
SCirf6c.

FRov1rENCr. r. l.. Nov. 25-In Woonsnrlet
early This morning, Richmond A. Rulock. n
prominent citizen, was found sitting in a chair
ceau. IN tLe 9II.ce OF ms market when his clerk
opened IL. lie had been shot through the
heart. \ pistol was lying by his side. An
parcntiy 4 case OF suicide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

y LAWYERS LIBFI. SUIT AGAINST . NEwSrt-
PER-Fred DuchoTe. = lawyer OF Cleveland has
been unsuccessful in libel suit against the
Hdechfer 4 1t Erie Printing Company for charg-
ing him with fraudulent transactions with his
clients. The defence claimed that the Charges
were true, and the plaintiff falling TO prove
that the article was published maicously. the
jury rendered a verdict for the defendant in
stead OF the twenty thousand dollars damages
claimed by the plaintiff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-23

MAIL ROBBERY IN WYOMING-A dispatch from
Fort Fettelman, Wyoming, says that the mail
winch left Fort Mckinney Oh the Goth inst. was
S1oplt q and robbed by two masked men, yester-
day, twenty-one miles north of Fetterman. Two
passengers, Thomas ID. Williams, OF Omaha,
and George w. Chubb, of Cheyenne, lost ali
thelr valuableS. The mail bags were cut open
and half hour was consumed in ransacking the
letters. All the money was taken ont