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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

N-A dispatch from Columbia ) .. SAYS
that Governor Hampton is getting al,.-g cc5n-
fortably.
tB-A furious snow storm prevailed az Ta.aea-
town, y. Y, Saturday. The SHOW Was from
16 inches TO two feet deep.
tE John Bird, the colored fratrie.ce. who
was to have been hung al Hampton. va. Pr
day, has been respited until January 3.
H-Henry Berger, school teacner, hes peeo
held in $500 bail at Greenpoint- Z J. 10 apsWe.
for inhumanly treating c, FreQDd, a pap2,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

H-J. c. Hayward a medical student. in a
barroom dispute in Chicago, Saturday, about
pay ment for some drinks, shot and killed Jas.
MacMahon, the owner OF the saloon.
az Mrs. Powers has stationed four watchman
over her husoaEdS grave. This Is the only case
on IecOfd where the Powers that be cared con-
tnental for the Powers that were.
n- The public school building at Albion,
Iowa. was burned Friday. The scholars, about
800 10 humber, escaped with but few injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

The VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE CONTROVERSY
A Joint committee OF the Virginia legislature
reports a resolution declaring this the legal and
constitutional session OF the legislature A mi
noIlty report declares that While this is a lera
and constitutional session it is only such as a
extra session, and that the members are only
entitled TO Sl.S0 per day instead of IS Co. and
that the session OF 1S71-1S was the first OF the
biennial sessions under the act providing for the
same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

BUSINESS SUITS, the lar<est variety at extrame
ID ly low prices. at A. SThAUS'.
A GOOD. sERvICEsBLE OyERCOAT for 81
=, ~ cant he beat anywhere for the money; Z; \.
pest QUALITY BLUE BEAVER SUITS at SIS
LIACTs WHICH HAVE BEEN DE1IONsTRA-
TED: That you can buy the very best Clothing
ClctLier, A. STRAUs
DRESS SUITS, MADE EQUAL To CUSTOM
y M9Rks $50, worth $50. Call and see them, at
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS to be had in
IL Oyercoats Of all styles. at A STRAUS.
POYS' SUITS, for school and dress. from 81 10
~ si2; large assortment to select from, at A
RLUE AND BROWN BEAVER OvERCOATs.
ID sls; they are beyond doubt worth s25; at 4
HARD TIMES;-3Purchasers who want to save
money should look at the $40 Suit, as it is a
marvel of cheapness. A STRAUS.
crop AND LOOK at SThAUs' $40 Elysian Bea-
~ Yer OyercOat.
uAYE YOU SEN those nobby Chinchil,a over
II coats Ter Slo: If not. you should see them,
had only at A. STRAGS'
ENGLISH AND FRENCH woRsTED AND
pockets at A. STRAUS'.
A GOOD HEAVY WORKING SUIT for Sc, Just
y the thing for those who wish to buy good, ser
Niceab.e suit for little money. at A STRAUS'.
THE GREAT RUSH AT A. STRAUS' for those
i stylish Chesterfield Suits still continues.
THOSE WHO WISH To ECONOMIC in pur
chasing their Clothing should not fail to cali at
A STRAUS before going elsewhere.
DOUBLE-BREAsTED SQUARE CUT FROCK
IL COATS and VESTS, handsome patter IS large
assortment Call and see them, at ~ STRAUS'.
YOUTHS BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS. in
i L., great variety of styles and patterns, at A.
CTRACS' ENGLISH WORSTED OVERCOAT;
= nothing Ike II III the city to lie found only II A
STRAUS'.
4 FULL LINE OF CHILDREN'S SUITS hand
y sOIrely trimmed and made up in the latest style
from S3.50 up, at A STRAUS'.
TTLSTERS TO SUIT AND FIT the LARGEST as we'll
L as the smallest man. at STRAUS'.
THOSE WITH WHOM MONEY Is AN OBJECT
i should not fail to visit STRAUS' before yoinx
elsewhere as YOU can from ~ to Is per cent on
AL you buy.
Remember \ STRAUS,
GeCStr l0ll PennsNlNania aYenna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

RESUMPTION OF COAL MINING.-There will be
general resumption OF work in the Schuylkill
Pa coal region to-day on the regions share OF
l.0O0.O00 tons additional allotment for the year,
about two weeks work. The trade however
continues dull and demoralZed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

THE FAILURES IN NEW YORK Saturday inciud-
ed Olyphant Co., one OF the Oldest commission
houses In the China trade, with liabilities eSti-
mated AT $250. 600; Hunt Dusenbury, hatterS,
liabilities about $35, 900; F. W. Felch Is Co
Woodenware dealers, liabilities estimated ut
S40,eoQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

JOHN >. DwYER, TIE PUGIIIST. accepted yes
terday the challenge OF James Elliott TO fight
nm Tor $4,000 side. on condition that the stake
be $1,000 side, and left open for as much more
as DWyer and Elliott may agree upon. the hight
TO be Tor the cfiampionShip-TN. j.. Spn. IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

THE LOUISIANA FUNDING BOARD viii meet to-
day in New orleans to endeavor to make such
financial arrangements as Will enable the state
to pay the January interest on consols 1t is
believed at least S2G0,000 In addition 10 the in
tereSt fund on hand. Will be renIIirad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

ANOTHER VICTORY FOR RARUs-M Sacra-
menl0 saturday, in match race between the
uotting horse RaruS and the PAGER SweetZer.
the former won in PISS, PTS and 2:22 The
track was t1iT1e heavy and keen north wind
MAS blowing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

THE REV. JAMES STEpHENS0N. the Methodist
presiding elder who was arrested for drunken
ness il Dayton. had for years been one OF the
most active OF Ohio'S temperance agitatOrS.
His friends claim that he is insane. On the
ether hand, an old charge OF Beechersm is re-
ViVed against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

The [. S. STEAMER QUINNEBAUG went on a
trial trip from Norfolk, Va, SATURDAY, up the
Chesapeake boy to Wolf Trap, l05 miles, aver
aging - knots an hour, propelled 10y steam
only, no sails being used
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CHRISTMAS * CoHING.-ChriSJm3S * coming
Handsomely-dreSsed store windows, crowded
Streets a general air OF business shown oy all
you meet. smiling faces OF young and old, and
mysterious but significant preparations az
Brains are busy planning ana ninlble 1ngers
occupied in executing novel and acceptaDie
presents TO friends and kin. while an occasional
call on the moneyed man OF the family proves
that brains ana skill cannot do all that IS 70 be
done. To the older folk the approaching ho,-
day season brings much care in the work OF
preparation, but TO the more youthful ones only
pleasant anticipation. The latter's DAYS are
hours OF anxious expectation, and their nights
bright visions or bliss. The bundle brigade Will
soon appear on the streets, and the activity viii
then be fairly AZ its height Bat Netrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

SNOW AND SLEET STORM, the first of the
season III the west, set In at st. Louis Saturday
evening, and turned to heavy rain during the
night. Snow fell all along the railroads from
81. Louis west, extending to Abilene. Kansas.
the centre OF the storm apparently being at or
in the vicinity OF Kansas City. where the snow
was ten inches deep last night,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

OIEARY accomplished the feat OF walking 400
miles in 124 hours in Philadelphia last week,
having IS minutes to spare at the close Satur-
day night. The last six miles were in hour S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

NlRGINIA'S DEBT.-In the Virginia house OF
delegates Saturday a resolution was lengthily
discussed requesting the governor to invite the
attorneys for foreign bOndholders to visit Rich
mond to confer with the general assembly on
the subject of the pllblic debt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

THE BREATHITT ,kY.) Wharf.-The troubles 10
threats are indulged in, and good citizens are
leaving their homes. The life of jude Ned
Strong has been threatened, and he is now In
camp on Kelley creek With about sixty-fve
men. Capt. Bill strong is ouartered on Mode
fofk, kentucky river, with over twenty men,
While John Aikman, with about twenty-five
men, Is or the North Fork. Heavy 1ring vas
parties last Saturday evening, who are I've or
six miles apart. IL is reported that the rioters
intend running Jackson. and the merchants are
having their &C DDS removed. orders ere being
sent down for pistols and ammunition. william
Day and other good citizens have isrt their
homes for fear OF being asSaSsinatel.-l HOsosst
Sterling Dem. 9Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

FROZEN TO DEATH.-Mrs. S. Cowan, of Bloom
ned, Mlch.. who was missed from home last
Wednesday night, was found Friday morning
on the shore OF the straits OF the lake frozen to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

AFTER QUARRELLING WITH HER HUSBAND
Mrs. Mary Moran, aged 40, wife OF John Moran
shoemaker OF IL Gates avenue, Brooklyn, at
tempted suicide last night by swallowing dose
OF cXal!c acid. She had quarrelled with her
husband, and In fit of melancholy swallowed
tie dose, which may prove fatal. DR.. J. C.
Hutchinson administered antidotes.-GS. L.
SIN, ith,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

AN INDICTED BANK PRESIDENT ILL-A Troy
(N.Y.) dispatch states that ID. T. Vail, the in
dicted president OF the Merchants and Mechan-
ics' Bank OF that city, is hopeleSsly I'LL from
eeTous condition he has not been placed under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

A RECEPTION TO COL. J. NJ HEATING, editor OF
tie Memphis Appeal, in recognition of his he
roic fidelity to professional duty during the
recent yellow fever epidemic, is to be given by
the New York Press Club on Thursday evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

Perhaps for the reason that it was managed
by newspaper men, the complimentary banquet
to John Mccullough, at Wizards Saturday
night, was an exceptionally bright and enoya-
bic affair, in which the good things supplied by
Breslin and the good things said at the table
were all in cOncatenation according. Aside
from the speeches complimentary to Mr. Nc
Culloush as an actor and gentle nan, the very
presence of such company, embracing so
many men OF distinction to do him honor, was
the highest kind OF tribute to his merits. Am long
those present were Gen. sherman, Justice MIL
ler OF the L. S. supreme Court Secretary Sher-
man, Senators Blaine. Gordon, ConOyer and
Armstrong. Representatives Blackburn, Clark
OF Missouri, Paige, Frost, Hurd, Stenger and
others, Gov. Shepherd, John T. Ford, Jesse
Brown, George b. Corkhill, StilsOn Hutchins. l.
n: Buritt. J. ii. Raymond, John A. Cockerill
editor OF the Baltimore Gazette, J. d. Martin, Dr..
X: B. Bradford, George Douglass, w. b. Shaw.
Clarence NJ. Barton. Mr.. Palmer editor of the
E Boston on Gtole, Page Mccarthy; W. P; Copeland,
crosby s. NOyes, Walter Hutchins. W. Ii. Clark
Iiallet Kilbourn, James Christie, Col. E. c. Bou-
dinot, Col. Rogers, VIM. Dickson S. S. Huntley,
ia Jas Hagerman, m.E.Connor and Jos. X. Hickey.
The speech-making was uncommonly good
bright, crisp, and felicitously apropoS Mr..
Blaine unrivailed in off-hand efforts of this
sort, was admirably seconded by Gen. sherman.
who presided Mr.. Blackburn of Kentucky Sem
ator Gordon Justice Miller, Secretary Sher-
man, Mr.. John T. Ford, Mr. StflSOn Hutchins,
GOV. Shepherd, Mr. George B. Corkhill, Senator
Armstrong, Mr. Clark OF Missouri Mr.. Paige OF
California, and others. The response by Mr..
Mccullough to the complimentary things said
OF MN was In excellent taste, and showed him
to have fine mind. and no little cultivation.
The songs contributed by Col. Z. c. BOudinot
and Col Rogers served to Eli out the enjoy
ments OF the evening quite completely.
KILLING A SEA LION.--A sea lion, weighing
l25 pounds, feet II inches long and 81 Inches
n circumference, was captured on the west
bank OF the Hackensack river, about two miles
below the town, yesterday morning. It's cap
tors were MeSSrS. John ii. Wygant, John a
Vandalinda and A. MOntfort. They started
from from Hackensaek Yesterday morning In a small
boat to fish. When near the turnpike bridge
one of the party saw a strange looking animal
crawling On the shore, about 200 feet South of
the bridge, and they hastened to the spot Mr.
Montfort was the first to quit the boat, and he
at once set to work to capture the animal The
sea lion resisted his attack by swapping at him,
and Mr; Montfort was Obliged to use a heavy
club, with which he killed 1t. 1t was put in the
boat and carried to MI. Wygant's house last
evening, where number OF the citizens of
Hackensack saw it, It is of steel gray color.
Where 1t came from is a mystery, no one here
knowing OF any person who had such an animal
in his possession, and from whom 1t might have
escaped.-[N. Y. Sun, 7th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

SENATOR SARGENT expects to be able to leave
Washington this week for the Bahamas for the
benefit OF his health, and will remain until after
the HOLIDAYS,
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HE Porte Wants 10 be Friendly
with AuS(ria.

CoNSTANTIHoPLE, Dec. 9.-The sultan has As
SuTed Count Zichy, the Austro-IIunrartan am
bassador 10 ConStantinople. OF the Porte's incli-
nation to adhere 10 the treaty OF Berlin, and ey-
pressed great anxiety 10 arrive at Il friendly
understanding With Austria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

The |. ;. SCHOOL SHIP SARATOGA Command
ef R- ID. EVans, arrived at the navy yard thl
lilolhiHg. ana the usual SaluteS were exchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

TIE STRIKE among the laborers at the Chi
cage stock yards continued on Saturday few
have resumed. but the majority continue firm
in their demands for an advance.
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Labor strike a, the Goa, u;r...

louisville. PA Dec. 9-The miners and Ia
6orers employed at May. Audenreid a co. S
Buck Ridge colliery. ShamOkin. struck work
thlS morning. The miners demand an advance
of five cent on each wagon, and the laboreras an
advance OF 80 cents per week. This strike
throws 2G0 men and boys ont OF enrloymenT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

BARON NON SCHLOZER, German Minister
said today that he knows nothing whatever
concerning tie truth of the report telegraphed
from Berlin that he IS to superseded by Prince
~ mar. Baron Won SchlOIer returned from
visit 10 Germany last August. Ii he is sent
elsewhere by his government it will be greatly
to the regret OF al with whom h has come in
contact here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

OFFICE OF T.. A. MCINTYRE,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
No. SIS r Street, opposite Masonic Temple.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Nov. 80 1878.
The partnership heretofore existing between b. u
Warner and myself having expired 10y limitation,
take this mode of advising my friends and the put
he generally that / have Cpened Cfica al the
above address where ] prepared to give my at
teton to the Real Estate business in all its details
Parties who desire to borrow money on good real
estate or approved collateral always he accom-
mOdated and those who have surplus funds TO loa q
viii find resdy to give their business protnp, at
teLtCn and have the character OF the security dbl
gently inquired Ito-
Ny experience in this city and in Philadelphia in
matters concerning the Selling and Renting OF Prop
critics has enabled 10 perfectly systematic thase
branches OF the business Persons placing large or
liberal reduction in ruling rates Houses For Rent
Will lie adv errsed Free OF Charge, aud in all cases
where furnish tenant i Will. If need be. protect
the interests OF the landlord before Justice OF the
Peace, CHARGING nothing for my le-al services and
sharing with the owner the usual expense III SUN
C2l.S and eject1iIg a tenant.
Particular attention will ne gwen to the manage
Dtnt OF estates OF residents Taxes will be paid.
lnsEranCes etec>ed, and peedful repairs to at
lowest rates- Returns VIII bs made Immediately
uIo1 collection, or 1t stated intervals, as desired
Thankful for ras favors. trust. BY due exercise
to E.r1t that la-e share uf public patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon nle.
Very respectfully. E A. MCINTYRE.
LoySN-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

THE MEA his RELIEF COMMITTEE has dlstrib-
uted the funds left on hand between the four
orphan asylums of that city. The fifteen hun
dled tents supplied by the government are to
be burned
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Eg LODGE. No u, X of T. viii meet at thair
caste Hall. TO NIGHT. December 9Th at O'clock
&C JAS H, LEWIS, K, of r and S, 1t
81 siECIAL NOTICE-iu having vao.is de
on loan or commission, and which IS overdue. are
hereby not,fet TO renew or redeem the before
pubic auc:ion or and sitter MONDAY. December
10th. az tfe.r office. cor l"th and ID sts- de,18t
y BIiJDING ASSOCIATION wilIi3!i its nifty:
hr-t r1eGsr meeti. tcr II! TIymeat oL 3 DIS a, an4
p M al the Bard f hsA Ira PsSss SS SD ~ laTe f
sp@ey, LANES FRASER President,
JNo- Joy EPSON, Sec. I'll ii - NV 1t
- KNIGHTS TENPLAR.-A stated crlciave
~ OF tpElIOLAY 3lOCNTEDCOMNAXDERI-
Ne. = WI he held IN the h>y,rul, Masonic Teni!e
E1ery 1neInher Is e,t It's reGes;ed T. lie present
Members of Sister C9inInsudeTies and s}lolIrS nG
SIR Knights are cordially invited b. order 81 tn
decG-2t Irost coryl L g STEPHENS, Rec.
- KNIGHTS OF PYIHIAS,7l,Le members
i5 of SYKACUSIAES LODGE. No. IL, K. p.
are hereby notified that tner place Of meeting has
Ann enea H1 at irn r0rner @ Of m r. and a st. s l
iheIr tine Of r1eetng from FRIDAY to TUESDAY
NIGHT of each we.k. 1t is hoped there vii, be a
my ".l, - .,', .GHX ", BRADBTRY, c. c.
A:test--NM. T BAILEY. X. of II. and y 1t
Fte~wHERE TO BUY CHRISTMAS CANDIES
Tie best place to buy them is the Confectionery
able and honest manageulent everything can now
be sold cheaper than formerly deere
II - CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
DAY ElENING. lou. INST at No; bl5 7th street,
dec5,2t - -'' ~ WI. w MOORE. Secretary.
rt-- SERIAL. AND SAVINGS BUILDING
second n.ct tins- Of the Second series vii he held on
WEDNESDAY, 1lth inst. at Hal No d15 eth ST :.
sirIed dr rrs' at or % before % m s stSin S Shares ne s
each. The ASSOCIATION Is in very fouriShing con
sfged @ Sfl0's ia iShEs RfS1 fDTAH6s f i ]
JAS, FRASER, Treasurer; 81, Or g s. NV
dec7-it JNo \. PRESCOTT. Secret.r .ry.
s.so THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF TRUS-
ION BRICK MACHINE COMPANY Will be held
on the second loNDAY @ Of January. at tie Office of
4pen between l21oon and p H. By order OF the
tE WEsTERN MUTUAL LIFE INsGRiNGE
COMPANY, residing in the District, respectfully
m f9 s and eae = 5hfe at Mbp7s @
Their premiums WI hereafter be payable.
dee5lw CHAs. E. BISHOP General Agent.
6~s- HAYWARD X HUTCHINSON
SILL BARsTows CELEBRATED
CRYSTAL FIREPLACE STOVE,
which in beauty of design and efficiency n opera-
heats up stairs and down stairs. ard is not equaed
heating power; also. the MODEL, a double iluIni-
mated stove the best of the Baltimore heaters-au at
prices lower than ever offered.
81 9TH ST. NV, NEAR THE AVENUE,
Furnace Range and Plumbing House, and only
Manufacturers of Slate Mantes i'll the city. novt' ~
~- MILBURNS PHARMACY,
1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SCDA and MINERAL WATERS on drau9ht all
TIE year.
blue Lick. Bedford and Bethesda Waters by the
gallon octlttr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

TEE STEAMSHIP DEyoNsBIRE, the pioneer of
The Blue Star line OF freight steamers between
Philadelphia and Liverpool, started on Satur-
day from the former port. She carried out near
ly lailllOn pounds OF fresh meats in the refrig-
efatCrs contained in her hold,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

THE POSTMASTER GENERAL to-day transmitted
10 Speaker Randall the letter setting forth the
facts recently published in the STAR in regard
10 the deficiency in the railway mail service
appropriation. and announcing his intention to
discontinue the railway pOst-Oftice cars after
January 1St, unless the deficiency is made uD
by Congress before that date
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-1nternal rev.
enue s553 &C., ~: customs, s329, 1892.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to four per cent. loan to-day
amount ed 10 ia ESQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

Fb FOR COUGHS. COLDS. BRONCHITIS.
t-y &C. use the GREAT ENGL1sH REMEDY,
MEANINGS
COUGH
LOZENGES.
Tested for over so years. Relief speedy and certain
SUid b al druggists. Price 80 cents.
t. FOUGERA CO, AGESTs,
OCt3Ow, = m ,Gln New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

nR T s. VERDI HAS REMOVED OFFICE AND
~ RESIDENCE 10 sis lin street, betN cen II and
lew dec36t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

N0NINATIOSs.-The President sent to the
Senate to-day the following nominations:
Eugene j. Ball, of Indiana. consul at Pesth
David ii. Bailey, OF Ohio. consul general a
Shanghai: Andrew p. Mccormick. L. s. attor
ney for the eastern district OF Texas: also a
number OF pOStmaSterS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

SENATOR'S CONKLING AND HERMAN of New
York. appeared in the Senate to-day for the
first time this session.
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kilograms to The Star.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LoNDoN, Dee. 9.-The fun text OF the letter of
The Ameer OF Afghanistan, has been received
here. The synopsis thereof heretofore tele-
graphed in these dispatches gives The essential
points Of the document.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-09

tIktt = : Nl ht-,Ill01c tNTIttF,
To-day. NaCGSN AZ. ReifcTE: Ie.eTTe,l 20 j.
j. Johnson NeWhUrn agr. Washington; IUdg-
meni en- stipulation. H.tll q Hume AZ. Black
lun; uu uial.
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A Grand Duchess with the Dish.
iberia.

LONDON, Dec. "a dispatch from DarmStadt
10 the DAILY Telegraph says. fl is stated that the
Grand Duchess or HeSSe is seriously i'll of diph-
theT1a The Grand Duchess is Princess Alice
OF England second daughter and third child OF
lllpnn Aipfnria