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The New York herald., 1878-03-09

4 z ,ACRIFlCi--MA GNTFlCENT FARM, l20
II 'cres. miles StrOu '5burl; aU)u inhabitants.
10 lover, agus or opidemcs ba under cutvalion good
DIVE ug e ht rlons bank barn. numerous ontbu dinEs;
iut IN abundance good waters price including stock aud
crops ouiy $500, terms to sut parchaser PElkSON,
EaSt Stroudspurg, Pa
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

\ NEAT, DETACHED COTTAGE no KENT-AT
n High Bridge, New York city; eight rooms, with bath
hot cold water house, chicken about
ha OF land; within unutesi walk rhiroad
~ stiOL. Appt, .NunEN II. GREEN. ia Broadway,
Park Bsnk Building TO ~ Mci% lOSH ut High Bridge.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

LNOR sAIE VERY CHEAP-sPLHE HOTEL
i completely furnished, NJ NyHck. HUDSON 10
odations Tor .uD In FOOD location beauu
and well stnated ter institutions easy 81 y
steamboat ana railroads.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

no Ls1-IA WILLIAMSBURG, rHKEh STORY
ouse. 10 rooms within eight mnntes OF Grand street
terry; ient SO per month. ". uREEN iS5 4th 81.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

JiOR SAFE 81 a SACRIF1CE-PRiCE IA, 500; DE
j. rable three story high basement and suocear brick
liOUse ii5 LaQuesr between Union and Court:
minutes walk from ferries; perfect great bar
gain. terms. apply on premises.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

Z StHArEST BARG AIN EVER OFFERED IN BROOK
tFbnho i3O Macon 81 the Junction o Futon and
Marcy brst class three brown Eouse,
ROxf3xOO cabinet hnsh irench plate glass. elegant
HNtures &c, DC Apply Ia JAS T. DUFF, on the lreni-
M q fua Ne, ystE
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

l.tOR SALE OR EXCilANGE-fHREE STORES AND
L Dwelings three story brown stones first class Fulton
side; this great chance w. y BROMA ls3
Montague 81.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
PROPERTY OUT OF 1aGEs CITY FOR
HAII Ahts rlD EENT.

&c NEW BGIiHfON.--Kl[Nr, SALE. EXChANGE,
~ choice Cottages, elegant Mansions. view
in - unruuA,lcd. W. q. COLLINS, 70 Pine st.
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The Coal CoMBINATIoN.-Ad dispatch from
EaSton, Pa, Jan. %, says: There is an i'm
preston among railroad men here that the
coal combination will be of short duration.
The Central railroad of New Jersey and the
Lehigh and SuSquehanna road have not made
full stop, but continue to run four through
coal trains daily from the mines to tidewater.
Many persons have an idea that this is the first
step toward breaking the combination i'm this
section The Lehigh Valley road still adheres
to the compact and is transporting only few
cars daily 10 the general furnaces along their
line. Their cars are consigned as freight, and
it is not considered that their transp0rtatiOn
conflicts with the rule governing the combi-
nation. The retail dealers have taken advan-
tage OF the situation and advanced the price
OF coal fifty cents on the TOM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-25

SITTING Bull. on THE WARPATH-2,0 ,0o0 Var
ftorS IteU Mounted ana Eyuipped .cjM
Sharpe's Rfes.-Gen. Miles telegraphs from
Post Fort keOgh that lie has received Indian
news which is really of Il most startling char
acter His news comes from an officer of his
command. and is substantially as follows Sit
ting Bull is camped on Frenchman's Greek
and has over 600 lodges with him, including
the escaped Nez PerceS and the recent de-
serted Indians from the agencies. The latter
number 28O lodges. with 300 warriors. Sitting
BULBS own camp numbers 300 warriors and
55,G0 women and children. They are splendid
ly mounted and armed: The agency Indians
are armed with Sharpe rifles. and have plenty
OF ammunition. They also have a large NUM-
Der of government horses and mules. With
him are all the powerful hostile chiefs A short
time ago Red Bear deserted his agency with
20 lodges. This was just after he returned
from Washington Two companies of infan-
try have been sent to Fort Peck to hold il
against attack. Ii is evident that a southern
movement is intended by the Indians. as they
have teen seen within ten miles of Fort Peek
General Miles can only put 800 soldiers in the
field.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, January 25.-Virginia consoli-
dated. bl4; do. second series. 39Li: North Caro-
ma s1xes, old, Ii; do. new, bid to-day. Sugar
BALTIMORE, January o5-Cotton fat and
heaVy-mdding 10AaI04s. Flour active and un-
Changed. Wheat, southern quiet and firm: west
efn quiet, finn and higiler--southern red L I5s
!. 50; DO. amber, 1.3S: Pennsylvania red, l34l
1.o5; No: 9westerl winter rel. spot. 34Y: Feb
ruary, 1.S54: March, 1.37. Corn. southern quiet
southern white so "a: do. yellow. 53a54: western
mixed. spot, 569: February, 56as; March. 81 (:
western steamer %9's; Oats quiet and unchanged.
Rye quiet, 6E66: Hay steady and unchanged
Provisions shade trmcr. Pork. II Scale 75. Bulk
meats.loose nom nal. shoulders, Az; clear rib
sides, sides, SS; packed 6ae}Si Bac9n-shoulders, s.;
refined, S1aaS4. Butter unchanged. Petroleum
dull and nominal-rehned, 11aa12. Coffee dun
and weak-Rio cargoes. H4a1S; jobbng BALE
Whisky nominal, held 10s. Receipis-f0nr 8 500;
wheat, %, 600: corn. 20, 600: oats. l. 0Oe. Ship
mehts.wheat. 20, 0O0: corn, 81. 500
NEW YORK. January 25.-Stocks lower.
Money, 9. Gold: 1013t and 1.01k. Exchange, long,
4Slx: short. 4834. Governments steady.
NEW YORK. January 25.-Flour steady.
Wheat cent better. Corn firm.
LONDON. January 25, 1880 p. m.-Consols
opened ct 94k, but are now 05 for both money and
the account. U. 8. four-and-a-half per cent.
bonds, 1Ooh; lS67's. 1918; ten-forties, coupon.
l09k: new fyes. 1O6h. Erie, preferred, o.
Illinois Central, 20. Pennsylvania Central, 3I4.
New Jersey Central, 16. Reading Railroad. I6L.
New Jersey Central consols, e6,
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The SOUTH CAROLINA JUDGEs-BOth houses
of the South Carolina legislature have passed
resolutions fixing Tuesday next for the election
OF the six circuit judges OuSted by the decision
OF the supreme court. Judges Mackey and
Townsend. two of the number, handed i'm their
designations to the governor on Wednesday,
which were accepted. All the old Judges are
candidates for reelection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-25

THE PHILADELPHIA FAILURES. - Roberts
Wood Co., bronze founders. Philadelphia
terday. showing liabilities amounting to
$685. and assets $50, ,1S9. The individual as
sets of Mr. Wood are $S7.175 and his liabilities
$3.50, leaving Sll, l95 to be added to the as
sets of the firm.
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S0eietV.

Although many did not leave the Spanish
entertainment on "Wednesday evening until
after two O'Clock, they didn't abstain from
visiting yesterday. The receptions of those of
the senatorial families who received visitors
yesterday were thrOnged, as we'll as those of
the ladies on street, above 18th street, most
OF whom were ''at hOme.''
Lat evening most agreeable company as
semb!ed III the handsome parlOrS of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pollok, who had invited their friends to
pass the hours between eight and eleven with
Inc m. A delightful evening was enjoyed BY
those who attended. among whom were in
cluGed many who always give an added pleas
ufr TO any entertainment
fumor was circulated yesterday thata fire
Wnlcn threatened 10 prove serious was the
elimination of the Spanish fete, but on in
curry at WOrmley'Sit ii proved only to have been
very small matter. Some of the evergreenS
on a gas burner caught and blaZed, but were
Immediately eXtinguiShed.
Notwithstanding their appearance in cor
Tected list OF those present at the Mantilla
,'ete in company with many nOn-eXiStent per
Mrs. Porter are not in Washington, but in the
I sunny south. Recent letters received from
them by friends in this city speak of Mrs. POr-
ttrS absolute restoration to health.
1he agreeable daughter of Prof. Baird has
invited young ladies to lunch on Tuesday
next.
The :: :Chldrens Masquerade, - for the bene-
tit of the Little Sisters of the Poor is Ger
talnly expected to take place tomorrow even
ing from five to ten p. m.
lady who made a brief visit to Washing
ton recently, said that the two ladies who most
captivated lIer were Mrs. Hayes and Nine.
Mantilla.
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HEARCUS WARD e. CO <

MARCUS WARD s. CO.'S
WI BIRTHDAY CARDS, VALENTINES.
INDELlBLE CONCISE DIARY for 1878.
NEW MEMORANDUM BOOK, Where is It?''
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, all sizes and bindings.
We have just received new lot of the above OF the
latest designs. An inspection is solicited from all
New Law and Miscellaneous Books: C0ddng-
tons Digest OF Trademarks: Bigelow on Fraud
Court Reports. 9 vols. Josiah AIlyn's Wife as p.
A, and p. l.. or Samantha at the Centennial 50.
Money and its Laws, by Henry V. Poor. So. For
sale by W. III. & o. Fl. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and StatiOnerS.
i19-tr 4S5 PenHH. apP.
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DRAYAAN kEARNEY electrified an assem-
blage Of workingmen in San Francisco a week
ago Dy announcing that fellow with patent
medicine had offered to take the lives of 20
men-heathen Chinese lepers and thin white
hellhound alies-f0r the small sum of S.
twenty c0rpses for S. is at the rate of 25 cents
head: This is dirt cheap. Labor r-saving ma
chinery is very useful i'm exterminating pop
ulatiOn.-[ Exchange.
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APoLLINA ARIS
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER.
THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.

HIGHLY Eferrescent.
DIR. LEWIS A. SAYRE. "A delightful bever.
age
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. Far Supe.
rior 10 Nichy. Settler, or any other.'
DIR. ALFRED l.. LOOMS. Most grateful and
DIR. X. OGDEN DOREMUS. Absolutely pure
and wholesome; superior 10 all for daily use;
free from ali the objections urged against Cro-
ton and artiticiay aerated waters
PROF. WANKLYN. LONDON, ENG. ''lmpreg-
mated only with its own gas
DIR. f. X. PEASLEE. Useful and very agree
DR. AUSTIN FLINT, '.HeaIthruI. and well
suited for Dyspepsia and cases of acute dis
ease
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER. by far the most
agreeable alone mixed with wine. useful i'll
CataTrh OF stomach or Bladder and In Gout.''
DIR. j. MARION SIMS. Not emily a luxury,
but necessity
DIR. GEO. REULING, Baltimore. - More spark
ling and refreshing than any other mineral
water, followed by excellent results in Dyspep-
sia.
To De had of all Wine Merchants, Grocers, Drug
gis,S and Mineral Water Dealers throughout the
United States. aug2O-mwf. .eow, 1y
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The Shooting of John McDOnOush.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 25-JOhn McD0nough
the actor, who was accidentally shot yeSter-
passed a very uneasy and painful night. al,
though his physicians say that the wound he
received in the breast is by no means fatal
After probing for the ball yesterday two or
the skin behind the left shoulder, wherefrOm
it was extracted this morning Mr. McDon-
ough still remains in his library, where the
accident occurred. fear of hemorrhage oDer
ating against his removal to his bed Chamber
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-25

A5-There is a kind of match that will not
ignite unless you strike it ON a box made ex-
pressly Tor it. This will make great saving
IN panfaloons.-TN. Y. Herald.
A5President Porter, ex-President W0olsey,
and several professors in Yale college have
signed petition to the police authorities of
New Haven, asking them to enforce the Sun
day liquor law,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-25

AGAINST THE BLAND BILL.-Thirteen of the
Is banks composing the Chicago clearing
house have signed and forwarded to the Illi,
nOlS congressman protest against the pas
sage of the Bland silver bill
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ oyy,sr ~ Or i: |: y, Y: 6 $ssxD :; rArn,,;n.
With feelings 0: profound regret have to an
noupce to the members of the Encampmcnt Braach
Past Grind Sire. l would recommend thai the
several sgeordinatc s., Eqeampm.nts meet for the
59sEfH STkE3UGHS W Fbw ffsRa Patriarch
Grand Scribe. L,
G~rT The GRAND LODGE, the GRAND En-
tAMPMENT, the UNIFORMED PATRIAECHS
and Of each Subordinate Lodge and Encampmant:
are requested to meet at the 7t street Hall, THIS
EVENING. at IL o'"Iork, to take suitable action
eoneelning IN, death Of Past Grand Sire, FRED
by order of the NJ W en- aud MWGP l.
N@D O.O.F.-FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NJ.
H ssarasy Tsas We f sfS :, ass
o'cIneE, 10 make arrangements tor the funeral of
Past Grand Sire FREDERICK d. STUART. Fu
1t =. II. SWEET, RS.
~ LOOT -RiDGELY ENCAMPMENT.
Erp No. 5.-Oficers and Members are requested
and 18th STD TOMORROW (Satnrdayj EVf, "
ING. AZ clock. tOarranGe for the funeral of Past
it r''0 '''''' y B. A. kIDDER, $.
~ ist, viii j preach FRlDAY EVkSiSG in
] o'clock. on ''The Sudden Conversion of St.
Panl:,, He Win also preach Sunday morning at
IL, and at 1:3o in the evening. T.
1T
ny REBECCA LODGE. No. .. are requested
70 attend the special meeting al their Hall, To-
for ihe fane Of o late sister 81 ea
HEINZ. J1tFl MARY ID. FRlESS, S2".
~ THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
tr~y FRANKLIN CAMP, No. 2. DAUGH-
TERS OF LIBERTY, requested TO meet at
their Hall Cd MONDAY NIGHT, at o CLOCK. AS
there is important business, a full attendance is
reGnired. NJ. A. WHITEMOEE.
I25-2 Secretary.
TVN0 HOLDERS OF CALLED BONDS. Holders
Il of Called United States Bonds can have them
cashed in gold or currency exchanged for other
U. S. or District Bonds, at 1881 Penna. avenue.
All kinds of Stocks and Bonds bought and sold, and
Leans negotiated nn commission. Special tax pail.
PETER CAMPBELL. Banker and Broker. l4}l
PeEna. avenue, (COrcOran builling.) i2J-Ia
~ BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
fresh supply received and for sale hy
w. S. THOMPSON,
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NOrICE.-Thosep persons claiming TITLE TO
~ Lots or parts of lots in squares, In Washing
ton city, ID. e., numbering from 1858 10 559 inclH-
sve, (or other sqnares) derived originally from
Comfort Sands estate, and not derived by direct
deed from said Comfort Sands, Robert C.. Sands or
J%la NJ. Sands are hereby notified that their titles
seriously defective and irregular and that claim
is made to said lots by the heirs of the late Dewitt
{: Wilson, by good and effectual cOnyeyances re-
ceiyed from Julia NJ. Sands the legal heir of Com
fort and ,tcbert c. Sands, deceased, and such claim
will be enforced after proper notice. Especial at
teDtoP is called 10 the so called cOnyeyanceS of
Elias Kane, ID. A. Hall and Count Julius de Mea-
non
For full particulars and releases apply to
CHARLES X. WESTBROOK.
Attorney at-Law and in fact OF said heirs, 92S +
street. office of Helmick 4 Aeman, or 764
Broad street. Newark, n. J. j16-lm
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The Daily Repor,s .f r.,,,ro.

EAST BUFFALO, Y V. Jan. 2A-Gco PaTr
manufacturer OF edge tools, has SUSPENDED
Liabilities Ss,2A; assets sll, ,SS
NEWARK. Nh. Jan. 2h-Tbe mapararS Of
the Peoples Savings Bank, which recently
suspended, have applied Ia the chancellor ior
the appointment of receiver. The liabilities
are sA2.U1p, and the assets are nominally fhn
same amount, hut Will probably not rcalils ~
cents on the dollar
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CLOTHING.

SOME THINGS
COED WEATHER.
HEAVY AND FINE
ULsTERs,
From sI0 up.
WARM OyERCOATs,
From S. up.
wO0LEN AND CLOTH GLOVES,
From so cents up.
EUR-TOP KID-i.INED GLOVES.
FINE SCARLET AND WHITE
WOOL UNDERWEAR
HEAVY MERINO UNDERWEAR,
Fromslup.
KOMEsPUN ATWOOD SUITS
NOOLEk AND hEEINO
HALF HOSE.
WOoI. AND SILK NUFFLERS.
PRICES ARE Now AT
TIE LOWEST.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
GEO. C. HENNING,
Jar23-tr 40 Serenth street n.,r.
CLOSING OUT SALES
OF
FALL And WINTER CLOTHING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-25

SENATOR VOORHEES, delivers his famous lee
ture on Thomas Jefferson, at Lincoln hall.
this evening This lecture is the result of
long preparation and close study. and il is
sale to say that the old democratic sage has
never before been so faithfully and elOuuentlv
handled. There should be an OverflOwing All
deuce o 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-25

MASSACHUSETTS FOR PEACE.-The Massa-
chusettS senate yesterday refused to concur in
the house resolutions thanking Senators
Dawes and HOar for their response to Blaine :
alleged impntation Oh the honor of Massachu-
setts.. In the house a resolution was intro
duced that the legislature of Massachusetts is
opposed to the revival of any state or sectional
apimositieS. as being opposed to the best inter
eStS of the country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-25

As-A Bridgewater. Conn, young man. whs
Is war correspondent for London ne wspaper,
writes that on entering Turkish redoubt just
captured the first musket he picked up was
marked Taunton, Mass" and the second.
Providence, X. J." and it made him feel as
though he was somewhere near home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-25

DENOREST PATTERNS, all tho new styles,
IL rust received by W. Y. WHITE u CO., hook
sellers and statiopers, 1142 1h street NV school
ard Blank Ko0ks Bpectaltfoas eep6-fy
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CPECIAL FOR HOLIDAY TRADE.

- be had AZ No. 4O6 Center Market, between i'm
And 9th sts, lnorth side, and 4Os Northern Lher-
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NEW CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BUILDING
WANTED.-A meeting OF the iGint cOm.nistee
on library was held to-day to give Mr.. Spof
ford, the Congressional librarian, an oppor
tunlty to present his annual report. Mr.. Spot
lord urged upon the committee the pressing
necessity for the construction of a new library
longing TO the Congressional library. 1t is
said that Senators Howe and Ransom favor an
appropriation for the erection of a new build
ing. Senator EdmundS believes that an add-
ton of one hundred feet can be put upon the
present library. avoiding thereby the expense
OF erecting new building. The library com
mittee will meet in three four days tOtake into
consideration the whole subject of Il provision
for the library.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT,
Turkey Accepts RusSia-s Conditions

LONDON. Jan. 25.-Rcuter'S telegram com
pany have the following dispatch:
"CoNsTANTlNOPLE, Jan. 25.-The Porte
tiOnS, peace is regarded as virtually concluded
The Russian conditions have not yet been Off
cially made known here, but il appears Ger.
tain that they greatly exceed the conference
programme and Stipuate both for territorial
cOnct SSiOnS and PAYMENT of 4 war indemnity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-25

UTD e A K d.
To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
cret1OnS OF youth, nervous weakness. early decay,
loss of manhood. &C.. will send receipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
wasdiseOyered by missionary in South America
Sen a elf-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
I. lNMAN, Station ID, Bible House. New York
city. Sep25-eO&klY
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+. l.. OLMsTED REMOvED.-The park com
misSionerS decided yesterday that. as 1t is
necessary to decrease the expenses OF the de
partment, owing to the reduction of the year
y appOrtionmcnt, and as the work of design
has been discontinued, MIR. Frederick Law
Oimsted be removed from the position of
landscape architect, and appointed consulting
Ilndscape architect.-I Y y. SIN. 18th
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states court at Chicago, yesterday. Judgment
was entered for $1,000 against the South
Branch Distilery Company, they having de
similar case of the Chicago Alcohol work 5
Judgment for So, coo was entered These cases
are against the bOndsmen, and are simply the
revival of old suits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-25

N0M!NATIONS BY TIE PRESIDENT - The
President sent to the Senate to-day the follow
ing nominations: Frank Leland. of Wiscon-
sin, to be I. :. consul at Hamilton Canada :
ThoS. e. Shapleigh, register land office at De,
troit, Mich: Odin Il. Underworld to be sur
yeyOr OF customs, district Of Boston and
CharleSlONu Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-25

No OFFICIAL INFORMATION Of the move
mentS of Sitting Bull has as yet been received
at the War department.
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- BUFFALo LITHIA WATER
A fresh supply received and for sale by
w. S. THOMPSON,
i2E-tr T03 lbTH STPEET

n ~ THE TNAITH0RIZED and persistent
Wy use of my name in connection with a recent
entertainment in All SOulS' Church, COmpeiS me
to late that my refusal to preside above
eral times plainly stated in person. some days be-
fore the publication of a circular announcing the
occasion referred TO. Yet. uCtNithstan ling my
refusal, the circular was issued representing that
would preside. which against my wish and
contrary 10 the truth Notice therefore sent to
the church, on the evening OF the entertainment.
with request that the truth Of The matter should
then and there bt explained. No attention was
paid to this request. and the only resource left for
me Is 10 publicly advertise the improper proceed
ing. GEORGE W WALTER
January 25, 1878. Ii
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If the Resignations Are Accepted.

IT Tie TrSlGNaJlOnS OI IOruS tarnarNOn and
Derby. OF either of them, are accepted. il Will
probably lead to explanations i'm the House of
Lords tonight, which will make the whole Situ-
are premature. but the danger is increased BY
the motive this new action of England will
furnish Turkey for rejecting R9SSia'S condi-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-25

Mr.. AND MRS. LORDS WHERE ABOTTS.-
There j. no room for doubt that Mr.. Thomas
Lord. 81. and his bride are al the residence of
luxury. such as servants would not need, are
carried into the house every day. The motive
for concealment i a fear on the part of Mr..
Lord that if he should appear i'm public the
counsel fOr his SONS, by some sharp bi. Of legal
practice, would have him arrested and imme-
dlatey consigned TO an asylum for the in
>ane.-lN. L. Times. HeStcrdGU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-25

RATHER DIE THAN MARRY HIN.-Katie
Haun, handsome girl OF is, left her home in
Hoboken and came TO reside as a servant in
Bleecker street, this city, TO escape the perse-
cution of her mother, who wanted her to marry
Johan Rieser, boarder in the house. In
order to carry out her purpose, the old woman
had her daughter taken to HobokeD on a
charge Of grand larceny alleging that she had
stolen 500 from her trunk, and then offered to
Rieser. There was great scene in the court.
and the girl said she would rather die than
marry the man OF her mothers choice She
was nelu III szO0 pail, which was furnished by
her employer.-GN. Y. Star, esd
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ADVERSE REPORT.-The Senate committee
on commerce, at its meeting yesterday, agreed
10 report adversely on the nomination of
George Williamson to be collector of the port
OF New Orleans. Both of the Louisiana Sen
ators opposed WilliamSon's appointment, and
have done their best TO secure his defeat in
the Senate.
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Lord Derby Will Stick.

he tTObC lhlS AFTERNOON SAYS IL has reaSsn
To believe that Lord Derby will remain i'm the
Cabinet
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An ACTOR ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS HIM
sELF.-JOhn +. McDonough, the wellknOWn
actor, accidentally shot himself at his resi-
dence in Philadelphia yesterday morning
while removing a loaded revolver from case
in which he kept if. The ball entered the left
breast lust above the heart, but fortunately
did not touch any vital part Mr.. McDonOugh
ti0n was much improved last evening. His
physician stated that the bullet struck one of
Mr.. McD0nough's ribs and glanced around
the left side of the chest. The wound is an
outside one The only apprehension is from
the effects of Inflammation. If the bullet had
entered the body very slightly below where it
did death would have been instantaneous.