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THE REV. F NJ GREEN and the Rey- 6
Bartlett are lighting each other in a Cincinnati
court. Bartlett has a record checkered with
various accusations OF crime: but he claims that
lie has confessed. repented. and regained a good
standing In the Methodist church. OF late he,
has Travelled Ill Ohio as an evangelist, and has
conducted several reVivalS for the DiSclpleS
Green is secretary OF the Christian Missionary
society, Disciples institution. and When he
learned that Bartlett was laboring for that de
domination he published a denunciation. Bart
lett Instituted suit for SANDER. and the defend
ant Is giving highly interesting showing OF his
OppOnpnt' x history
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AN ADOPTED DAUGHTER : GOOD LUcK.-In the
Surrogate's court yesterday contest was made
10 the VIII OF the late Mrs. Catharine Martin
VINO dted last August, and owned Nos. ~ and
~ norfolk street. No. 3I4 Grant street. and
one-haif interest in No. 31S Grant street, valued
IN all al about $4,000. -Four monf ms before her
death, being childless, she adopted a young
girl, whom she took from the Catholic protec-
tory, and called her Lula AleSina Martin In
Ter Will, which Is dated June p. ISIS she de-
the house, No. az Norfolk street which She
bequeathed to her brother. Patrick Prcnder-
CAST. She made her sister. Mrs. Eliza stewart,
e&ecutrlN, but left her nothing in the Will The
ofother, Patrick Prendergast, contests the will
on the ground that from the constant use of al
cohol Mrs. Martins mind was affected and She
was not OF teStamentary capacity. Several
witnesses testified yesterday 10 having many
times seen Mrs. Martin drunk. The case was
adl0urncd.-- Aelr Inrk Star. .Ian ~
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he FIRST IMPORTANT BOAT RAE of the sea-
son Will be a three-Inie single Srull race for
5000 between Evan Morris. OF Pittsburg ana
James Riley, OF Saratoga. The latter has ar-
cepted the challenge OF the former 10 row three
miles on the Allegheny at lIolten Pa Riley
with the exception OF Courtney. has made the
fastest time on record for three miles his time
being 20 minutes q seconds.
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\ MINISTER CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY
case OF Rev. Arthur b. Greenwood. indicted
with William s. Horne and Moses Nceker two
New lofk detectives. for conspiracy TO induce
men 10 violate the law by Inducing the Passsic
1ity LIQUOR dealers to sell beer on Sunday, was
gwen 10 the Jury at Patterson. v J.. Wednes-
day. and the jury In few minutes returned A
verdict OF guilty. The oflense is punishable BY
nne OF 5000. or Imprisonment In the state
penitentiary for two wears or hnth
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GIRL SHoT.-In Philadelphia last evening a
young Italian girl, named Grace Blutoche, was
shot by Joseph Dome, also an Italian. Il years
OF age, who lived I'm the same house The
wound is thought TO be dangerous. Dome was
Arrested
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The Boss FARMER DEAD.-MichaeI Sullivant
man OF national reputation as the largest
culuYator OF land ever known. died suddenly
thursday White sitting in chair in the cabin OF
the steamer Guthrie en- route from FyanSyiIle
lnd., 10 Louisville, Ky. AT one time Mr. sui
lfVant possessed S0,009 acres of land in Illinois
In 1872 be had under cultivation Is 0o0 acres of
corn, With prOportionate acreage OF oats and
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HE PENNSYLVANIA X. X. DISCRIMINATION
CAsES.-Gen. j. b. SweetZer, the master an
polnted by the Pennsylvania supreme court 10
take testimony To the cases OF the common
wealth VS.. the Pennsylvania railroad company
and other corporations, commonly known a.
Gfrard House, at Philadelphia, YESTERDAY. and
heard the testimony OF George T. Gregory and
h, l.. Bush. large Oil refners. OF Brooklyn. MY.
The determinations OF the Pennsylvania COM
pany In favor OF the Standard Oil company
formed the burthen OF the testimony
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1870 GREAT 1910
| lCsc PENNSYLVANIA 1910
ROUTE

1873 s$S SS StAa 1873
20 TIE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails,
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT Eou1PMIz1
TRAINS Leave WasHINaT rS ii from o.po.
sad I d T. Ss 1h Par
Ior csr to Pttsburs and Sleeping Oars from
40 pm. daily with Palace Oar to Chicago. As''
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Essn. a.S t sS o Pas.s az q s1S
Wlfsmsport. Lock Haven. ' ana Emira Il ,d:S6 %
FOR As SsS saE sss s1s sss s snn Fs!y
sSs Ss5s ' asfs. amt al. g.
Jersey otX -a with boats q Bsoos1yn Annex
ing double ferrage and journey across New
sor Philsds{p phil. 1:so, 80 and lois N, daily.
Limited Express 50 a 20 daily. except Sunday.
s0r ds ssssSt e 10 Is d. rsS
FOR a fSRss sSssE sd55 Rs TOO M and 'aO n
sor Annapolis. TOO :. 20. and 4:2o p. m daily. az.
nE q Y AND FREDERICKsBgKa RAIL
T TA4 R ATH Rhhaah6AANDk1A AND WASHING
for sss g. asas:, :, ~
1:l6 and p. m
for Richmond and the South. 9 so = m. and 40 p.
For 9: 8: r r. SO ?; q n daily;
g, 10, II AmLi l. 8, 4:20, 8, Ills, and II p. N.
Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor car 20
81 q Thirteenth ana fSes R1aa
svenue northeast corner of Sixth street and Penn.
q q
hotels and residences.
- 2. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. noy9
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EMMA loUNG, daughter of Brigham Young
useu 10 appear on the stage Of the salt Lake
theater during her fathers life After his death
she calne eastward TO lind employment as an
actress, and was engaged for the Folly theater
III TINS city, put the enterprise failed ana she
got no pay. Lately she went of with a variety
snow. which collapsed in Halifax leaving most
OF the performers without money enough to get
Guf OF town. Miss Young paid their fares to
BOStOD-GS y Sum
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FUNERAL CoUNTERMANpEp-AtS 81 Louis the
luLer3l or William ii. Telford. an old ana
wealthy citizen. was announced TO take place
nom me Third Baptist church second wife
OF leuord. with whom he had lived tor several
wears had the remains AT her house. ana re-
!uscu permission 10 the first 10 see the BODY
mrs. Teliord No. made her appearance AZ the
CuuIch. ana. 10 prevent scene. the programme
for the funeral had To be countermapdpd ana
Inc congregation was dismissed. = Chirdlo
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AN EDITOR or TRIAL FOR MURpER.-The trial
or feltus, editor Of the Courier at BLOOMINGTON.
tnd- FOR the murder of County Attorney Rogers
on Christmas night, Is in progress cOl0red
woman named Parks testified that on the night
the crime was committed she heard threats of
murder In the Courier Office. and shortly after
wards saw a man carried across the street
Wheie the body of Rogers was found in the
morning, and that Feltus passed by directly
after -
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EDUCATIONAL.

ELoCUTIoN,-Madam HERMANN viii give
At N CLASSES or private For terms apply
SELECT I4; T SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
DID p,I MISS o. J. .LExAspER; MademoiselLe V.
begins FEE sD, is7a Chariots pass the door a sF
nue. ana 18th st cars within one square jan2a2w
INSTRUCTION IN SPANISH, Day and Eveni1,.
1 Lessons, 122l 9Th st NV. iauIO Inn
MDEReARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE, witt
MRS LOUISE PoLLoCK, sss sh sss ana I'M Ms:
SSUslE POLLOCK, 1l27 18th Ct NV, Princinais
MADEho1sELLEo y RRsksgpps'HoMMs'sF sEsoF
sEeIESEss-I TEnaH,ED5ATH-ADvAsozn
rected with 5000 Enslish schools.
dies Ladies and Gentlemen. BOYS ana CHA P9iy.s.
lessons il preferred.
M B gA gooS pronunciation P.rtsian, ana II,
pupils. The oral system specially.
I yS ans g ohs rs
from the tme they enter.
Call any day between II and O'Clock. or siondsy,
and Thursdays after p. M dec44m
SPENCERIA1, BUSINESS COLLEGE,
ITS hundreds Of srsduates. men and women. .G ar.
holding positions of trust and profit The course
sasness speo snse G s
Donble Entry Book; keeping business Practice
SoLIiiitiCiai LAW economy, BUSINESS
Ethics and Lectures Entire course may be con-
pleted attending day or evening sessions For psr
hcuars visit the College, address
povSO II. @. SPENCER, Principal
pIVATELR US IN CLASS. Latin Maths
L mates Rhetoric, Logic. Arithmetic simpliaed
Sest Point, Ai,nspolls or Collegiate preparation
forms moderste s ". FLYNN, a. NJ, 1927 L e
n " eau before II s. IL; after p. IN seplstl
NAIPLEWoop INSTITUTE. OogooHDvILl1
W PA-Boys, $50 per 9usrter Girls, GAS. Student,
prepared for bus.iIess. ysia Harvard Colles, IL
struCtora first-ciass.
feh22ly ]. SHORTLIDGE. A NJ. Principal
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneers.
AssIGNEF,S SALE OF THE STOCK OF THE
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE, No u42
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN l. AND Al,
On MONDAY, February 8, commencing 1DE,
at 10 am and continuing from day to day dfSV
above we'll known Bookstore large and well assert
ed stock of Books Stationery; Picture EraHmes A.:
a lin ST class bookrtore Sale absolute, it ben9 by
virtue Of an assignment by W. r White Tor tho BEN
e"' " 1AD J. M VALE, Assignee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aacts. ia27-d
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MAR RTKD.

WHEATLEY - MAHAGAN. On January goth,
1879, by the Rev. Father Byrne, EDWARD Z. WHEAT
LEY to MARY A. MAHAGAN, both of Georgetown.
ID O.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctieneer.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctieneer.
SALE of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY AND INGRAM
CARPETS; BILLIARD TABLES: UPRIGHT
PIANO, 7ll-octave &C
On MONDAY MORNING. February 3D. -
1879, commencing at 10 O'Clock. at No. S0i Ea
+ street, between Sth and 9th streets NV IukE
shall sell the following elegant goods viz:
French Plate Gilt Frame Pier Mirror
superior Parlor Suites. upholstered in reps
Walnut Marbe-top Tables
Rep and Lace Window Hangings, Shades
Elegant Turkish LOun yes, Bed Lounges
Eastlake Cham her Suites, Queen Ann style
Superior Black Walnut Marble-top Chamber Fur
nlture, In suites and separate pieces
Fine Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows and
BosteTs
Spring Underbeds, Toilet Ware
BRUSSELS, Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Two Billiard Tables, with balls cues, racks and
counters complete.
Walnut and Oak Dining Chairs &c.
\. B.-The above Furniture was all made to order
and is of the latest designs and of the very best
workmanship. and las been used but short time
Tt rms cash. THOMAS BOWLING.
lalioU-dts POST Auctioneer
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NJ. COLEMAN, Salesman jan21 -3t
E'ITCH, FOX CUTTER. Real Estate Brokers.

FITCH, FOX l. CUTTER, Real Estate Brokers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON TWELFTH STREET
VEST, BETWEEN II STREET AND NEW
HOUSE NO. 8l4.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated October l~A
!, 1872 and duly recorded in Iiber No GAG fs1HSSs
folio $50 ct seq, of the land records for the a:
District of Columbia, l shall SELL on THURSDAY,
the 18th day. OF February. 1879, at O'Clock D. NJ,
all those certain pieces or parcels of ground situate
and lying in said city of Washington, and being
known and described as lots lettered and marked
and g. In Schneider's recorded subdivision of LOIS
III square No. 2S7, with tie improvements thereon
consisting of handsome Brick Residence, with all
modern improvements.
Terms of sale: One fourth in cash balance in six,
twelve, eighteen and twenty-fOur months with in
terest at seven per cent. per annum. secured by q
deed OF trust on premises sold. A deposit OF 5000
Will be required at time of sale, and all convey
anClDR at purchasers cost Terms to be COMPLIED
with IN seven days, otherwise the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at risk and cost of
the defaulung purchaser after FIVE days advertise
ment.
WILLIAM B. TODD JR, Trustee
Is. ii. WARMER, Auct. jan29-2awSlS
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AN ELECTION OFFICER ARREsTED-JameSR
CosSroYe, chief special deputy marshal at the
last election in New York, has been arrested.
charged with Issuing certificates pretending that
certain parties had acted as marShals. his OBJ
Ject being to get SIS pay for each, said duties
never having been performed. He claims that
between ext nited States Attorney Bliss and
eX-Alderman Biglin.
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r Il. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es
TATE SITUATE ON OHIO AVENUE, Be
TWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue of a deed of trust hearing date -
ON the 23d day of July A. D. 1874, and re- t1...s2
corded in Liber No. 1856, folio 40S, one of the Na.2
land records for the District of Columbia, and by
direction of the parry secured thereby. viii Offer
for sale at cubic aIeion in front of the premises,
Oh FRIDAY, the 18th day of February, 1879. at 4
O'clock p N, Lot numbered nineteen, d9J in R. r;
subdivision of square numbered two hundred aud
twenty eight (22s toeeth7r with the Improvements,
consisting OF a tTOstory Brick Dwelling, &c.
Terms of sale: One-fOurth cash balance six 60,
twelve 90, and eighteen Q8) months from day of
sale, with interest at eight go per cent. per annum
until paid, secured by deed of trust on the prop
erty sold or al cash, at the purchasers option.
deposit OF 500 will be required of the purchaser at
the time of sale. and all conveyancng and recording
at his or her cost. If said terms are not compiled
with within five days from the day Of SALE the Trus
tee reserves the right to resell said property at the
The abovedescribed property will be sold subject
10 such taxes general and special, may be against
the same @, e. RITTENHOOSE
1an23,Z5,2f ,&dtds Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
L PROPERTY. SITUATE No lOGj TWENTY
SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN AND L

Under and by virtue of deed of trust ~
dated the 26th day of May, I'D. 1874, and re- f.
corded in Liber NJ No ~ folio 2ss. one Of l@:1
trict OF Columbia. and at the request of the party
secured s the thereby viii sell at public AUCTION. il
February, at 4:30 o'clock pm, the following. de-
scrbed Real Estate situate in the City OF Washing
ton, D. o., to wit: All those pieces parcels Of
ground situate, lying and being i'll the City of wash
ington. District Of Columbia. known and described
Wroe's subdivision Of Square numbered four as.
together with the improvements. consisting of
three 90 story Brick Dwelling, having all modern
improvements.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash balance in one and
two years, with interest at per centum per annum
from date of SALE secured on the property all cash
at the option OF purchaser deposit of $500 will be
complied with in seven days, the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing at cost
of purchaser.
J. TARBELL DYER, Surviving Trustee
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., AuCts ja21-td
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES. IN MEMS. LADIES
AND BOYS, SIZES. AT VERY MODERATE
PRICES
wv. GAIT. BRO. CO.
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WEE FRIEND OF ours thinks herself quite As
smart as her brother, though she has seen bur
Ter NTH winter while he is passing through hi,
elghth. He Is doing his first lesson as a primary
ana the other day returned from school not
little pulled up with knowledge. "Marfon, he
asked in that style which big brother assumes
when patronhing little sister. Marion, do
you know that the earth turns round?" '-Of tos
does" answered Marion, resenting the impu-
tatlon or ignorance; that's the reason tumbles
out OF bed. - Youths Companion.
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T j. GEORGES.
y Manufacturer OF Gents Fine BOOTS. sH0Es
aud CATERS,
Corner 9th and streets, under National Hotel
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Repairing neatly executed New Elastics inserted
tauS-lm - $1,000 ~ ~-'
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AUCTION SALES.
GRAND CATALOGUE SALE OF $4,000
~ WORTH OF PARLOR, CHAMBER. LIBRARY
DiktNG ROOM AND KITCHEN FURNI
Future DAYS,

G%ShIH s. 6zafek oHA4sER = Irs asssSe
G PttfhhFNG AZ sndTt ASD KITCHEN FURNI-
:. Owing to the expiration Of my lease on the a
10 M IT sratf EH %ee 9'faqs sna Gx s me at
1 have determined to dispose Of my entire
on MoNpaf tG GGss S6ns February 3D.
mencinE 1t i0o'cock or the first, second and third
sell by sls e strs s Perth dh
tanned therein. comprising every line of Furniture
Ss sTSa 70 tnh uss lame ~ part
DRESSING Eases with French Plate Mirrors and
. Warlrobes complete.
SHIFTS il Oak and Walnut
Maple and Cottage Chamber Suits.
Large COLLECTION of Parior Suits, in Raw Silk, Gotta
Ire; FIGURED, Plain and Fancy. Reps, Hair
Marble and Pier Mirrors; Bookcases.
Etegeres: Desks; Lounges; Reclining Chairs.
Library Furniture
PEDESTAL, Extension, Marbletop and Library Tables
Walnut and Cottage Wsrdrobes; Hatracks
6bafTs IS a Beqssads Msshsta sta .
Pillows, Bedding. &c;
aaa n1 s . Gfictoths Mattnss Rugs. &c
to enumerate
The atoye Furniture was made for the best city
especially invited, as the entire collection will be
Sale eont a TSesday at same hour to close the
S'G fsIac 2. JAS. DUNCAN, AAu 9,
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
IL USTFFs' SALE OF ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
No 2022 ON STREET NORTHWES L.
Under and by virtue of deed of trust, -
bearing date the 26th day of April, 1875 and t.."
recorded in Liber No ISL folio All one of the An&
land records of the District of Columbia the under
sigred Trustees will sell at public auction in froat
of the premises, WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
February, 1879, al O'Clock all of lot numbered
~ in Bahcocks subdivision of original lots g. and
10. in square lO3.
Terms CT sale The amount of ndebte1nes
cured by this deed of trust unpaid 8l08i6 co.
with the expense of SALE in cash and the balance
twelve and eighteen months for which the notes of
the purchaser bearing interest from the day of SALE
and secured by deed of trust the property sold.
shall be taken. deposit of $500 snail be required
of the purchaser at the time of SALE and all convey
anciI at his cost. If terms of sale are not COM
piled within seven days, the Trustees reserve right
to resell at risk and cost of defauting purchaser,
after giving such notice of such resale they may
think proper.
RICHARD WALLACH, ,r.
ANDREW B. DUVALII. Al"s'ees'
THOS. f. WAGGAMAN, Auct. jan30eoSds
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lNCENDIARISM To CONCEAL MURDER-At
Leary, Ga, Wednesday morning. the store OF
WIN. Wittikfne was discovered In flames. The
'front.' door was broken open and Wittikine was
iound near the door with pistol in his hand,
burned TO cinder. His body being taken out
his skull was found broken. -
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
RNM1EILLaN SaR obs on No 1890 SEVEN

IEENIH SIREEI NUKTHWEST.
By Viz tue of that certain deed of trust re- IL
corded in Liber No. TAI, folio %, of the land mi
records OF the District Of Columbia, will sell As.A
TUESDAY, the 18th day of February. A. ID. 1879 at
O'Clock ~ all that certain parcel of land in the
city of Washington, D. c., designated as lot num-
beTed eighteen (lS), in Shepherds subdivision of
square numbered one hundred aud siXtyfour Q64),
the is of record the office of the surveyor
of the District of Columbia
Terms OF sale as prescribed by said deed Of trust
The amount of Indebtedness secured by the deed
unpaid, to wit, $780, with interest at the rate of
ten per cent Per annum from October 7th, 1877 aud
and eighteen months, for which the notes of the
purchaser bearing interest from the dayo sale and
post of $500 viii be required OF the purchaser at
the time OF SALE and all conveyancing shall be the
expense of the purchaser.
ian27 -d&,ls LEWIS CLEPHANE, Trustee
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THE EVENING STAR
tHDAf..-......F February 4. 1879.
CQNGRESSIOy.v
HsHfs~sSuSFNNEe
conclusion OF lrsfeTdn,.s t.o.,x.t...

totctaSton OF Yesterdays Procr.dinos
SENATE.-After our report closad
The executive session closed az 4 so o,c,o,,
when The doors Were re-opened and the Senara
adjourned. '''' Ne"a'e
H0USE.-After our report closed
The Fairfax (AleXandIia> Seminary bin was
discussed. "''H
Mr.. White opposed the bill. TWAS essentially
war claim, for the payment OF which the yoT-
eminent was In 20 way liable
Mr.. Hunton advocated the passage OF the bill
The payment OF the claim was prohibited by the
technical rulings OF the law Of 1867. but IL WAS
because the claim came within the equity of the
law that Congress was asked TO pass this bin
Alexandria had been in what was called The
local district OF Virginia, which had been repre-
sented in the nited States Congress throughout
the war.
Mr.. White asked II ii had not been represented
in the confederate congress
MIR. Hunton replied that it hsd not. Not a
vote i'll that district had been cast for cOnfed-
crate officer OF any description. In no sense OF
the word had the Institution been a sectional
one. Many, If not all. OF its professors had come
from the north, and its students from all parts
OF the country.
After further debate, the motion TO report the
Dill 10 the House was defeatpd-16 TO sand
on motion of Mr.. Burchard the enacting clause
was stricken out and the committee lin accord
ance with the rule) rose and reported lis action
TO the House. which, on a vote OF yeas l2l, NAYS
80. ccncurred in that action
The House then. at BIS. went into committee
OF the Whole on the private calendar, and al 4 10
the committee rose and the House passed the
bill Tor the relief OF Henry VI. Meade, late pay
master in the navy.
MIR. Boone submitted the report OF the COM
mission appointed for the purpose OF examining
the practlcabilltY Of transferring the Indian
bureau TO the War department. in favor OF the
transfer.
Mr.. Van Worries submitted dissenting report
on the same subject.
The House. at j. - adjourned
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A CHANCE FOB THE POQR-n you ysns .n
"A OVEROOAT Ike the rich wear, and Tor L.
money than . ready made one, call st HERzOGe.
IA Hth n " near Pa ava There You VII 6nd
0oYn. q Ion pgiooes Oszs>O
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N">N VERSION or PROTESTANT MINISTER TO
liib ttTHoliC tHU RCE.-A few weeks ago
wren KEY. DR.. Daniel Cans resigned the pas-
toIale OF the Third Reformed church. on Fac,
S,Ltc'; IL was publicly stated that the cause
was his refusal TO submit 10 the dIrtatton ~ rho
haiA lana 'IaSSis with reference 10 the organ
nStloh OF mission school. There were others
t M.Iu hlhltd mat the change had been also
brought about by radical change i'm his raitsys
VuN CONVICTIONS and these rlImOrS within the last
rev GAY S have assumed tangible shane Ne,-
.eIudy Dr |anS was called unOn with reference
10 lhelr correctness. and talked freely ana M
leSeTNedly- pom being asked II il was true
maj he had become a convert 10 CathnIcitv ~.
leplled thal II was Bot. Sun. 2l.f
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SCOTLAND has been considered the most wary
cautious and hard-headed or all lands. ana Vet
the scheme OF paying the debts of the share
holders IN the City of Glasgow Bank through a
COLOSSAL lottery IS TO be tried. Six millions of
50 tickets are to be issued. and half OF the nro-
ceedS is 10 be paid TO the liquidatorS and the re-
malnder Is TO be apporti0ned among the share
holders as priIeS.-TN y Ty.Ju,9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-01

WOMEN are admitted this year for the first
llme 10 all the examinations and degrees or the
tn1verSty Of London without exception on pre-
clsely the same terms as men. AT the Winter
maTtrlculat1on two weeks ago there were near
were young ladies. One lady presented herself
at Inc examination for the degrees OF Bachelor
or Laws. These are the first twelve ladies who
nave oeen admitted to the regular examinations
of any English university.