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= Now Ia NE time tor The ty council to
,.ye ttg ,ragef supply clugideration, and
Mo syme acton loeH,ng 10 the enlarge
,,tortue works. The works at present
sye capacity o.! from $1,000 to 100000
El,ps psr day arl supply only small
rri,vlt The iubaqitanLs. 10 lnCreas q
. .,-pjiv Of the works 10 at least Z,OUo:-
alors her dby, aut give the entire city
4, "a ulpe GlsGrl .GMDu - 20 INSURE apun-
rs. oeg9ud water 20 all ana al the same
a.lig,put FIRE prGIetuOn, is problem
IA es.iy solved. abundance OF water
,test,s7,stble 10 tn5 EfyWih and welfare
',Dtu' rilv. II increase cleanliness I'M
'4he health. tos1e1s Manufacturing
Ogre adds security 20 property there
lovenrg inslrsp,e ia worn, ~
r,tre for il1 perman~nt al
gsau.a.lf ard floWth M city
m,. pgtiluii5n Ina, coald be erected
& t..udt-y Cl.u.oH~'lg that there
orest number o our yiJizens who are
INV anxious bat clamorous Tor
nFvdrsuts' water ,hat the numerous sewer
4 puar.ians made and are TO be mace, thae
no Sigtaut day East Dallas Will nave TO
Z SUE lied also with W4ler renders " an
slllhlyuftsnt cue ton Tue estIIna'e inaue
4 NJ 2 QUU,000 gtilols per day Is not 700 laIs1'
y addition 70 these neCGssarles the rail-
,,,,I tect,,ies ire aud need water to
N n III, e,aHu, q, drive motors. Merchants
u ,l CAT n a. RIM their eley ators, etc. The
sclicai uses it can be put 20 are almost
.1out lum Der. Few people realize the
cunt ut whter Necessary Tor CITY OF lhs
~ D.ltes and hence imagine that
= very iittie brock or sprl 'ney HnI WIZ
sulrG an abundant supply ~ Wouiu =
& ,rire q tWelvGlncb pipe running iuIi as
.tcitv al trur miles 10 the hour the aver
. eog OF water 90 supply he present ue-
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Tbsrs sr. tro ftirss ihsi aaFt rsFfr
urtsr1iy55. Va uhT she F-srct. Nl1 use
hal t1slr oav Is41irf utUtf..rersi 1ll 20
rt1sr cgra1sratls r.crliru ci e % ftteirts.
a. url rise ur AID rsri --c-c.Ill hang
tsrEr1ps- scli1f and hest - r1ataa.f.
- l,srsransrs recently c0rtsiu nr srli-
- rroa a. slaie O. r1IiiicsI rl-lifs. rrr-
rrr that utirt TIE rTriicrlnr i1urrsl I'D
-assrlI. CO article rtrrI rler-trf t1i
rrrrtaEa CT srrie rErilc-IsI sr1rfT N
eliza Tees ccrrsc.e1 vim tts i1-r-t
A. .rts-ess-, sh-rt frf crre b.
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nAnMAY -MAnNATEs.

J. Iolonel A. A. TaimaRe, general transpor'
,.iou ruatager Of the Goult Southwestern
/. ..ter, OK rail ways. and Colonel Warder
a nmmilg. the ncg gsneri. superinten9-
,t,r-,nd j. Williams, division superintend-
"a tle Texas s. Psctc r-ilway, and W.
Ebrrfns land com missioner, arrived IN
civ Yesterday evening at 1880
am Marshall b. apecial train.
ana took supper o. the Wipitor. num-
,Srr cf lie trAness meR called on them AZ
he h,tei. Colonel Cnumitg the new su.
nsrirfandent strikes ors ne plain Renteel
bnsinerg GEM inman RE is urbane in his
maoners and viii wear If ihe expression be
allowed with the people 1i Texas. 10 an
|ss.er 10 a question putry y gRALD reporter
|he ststec ihat Marshall would necessarily
|be his headC~ STEERS cvirg o It's location
a. ths Inc u -o,J b. being ne terminus OF
Re diyi,ior. etc. b. e1pfes ed himself a.
tsinr mrri pleased with Jtlias, comment
|er faversblv upon her growth and pros
neriir an said that be would Ike ve'y
r,nc6 10 i've here vet DE nterest OF the
rtei uo-id not tll1E hiIl 20 make II as
s.solsrf ere. CoIold rfrlaee, the old
rft,rar a. the railroad boys call him, sp-
s.ars 10 grow vounrsr Do lbs great service
- las buus o. Ne "a iul OF life and a.
active ~ 3 boy DID bis teen. The party leil
L., 8 o'ciock ~ the west heir objsctivs
|rafsi bsing Biz springs no ugh they may
lsii ~ fis1.
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r-zs- srsui1s - ~. ". LIVE 40
\ - tte rarate o. a.. D1nsi 1-ts,
\ - r.l-.-r.'-.s : -rra ircrl = - G. ~ e Z
81 -ssr p s-r1srt rrs--t e - t.-ife
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Tfsrssrs ri1uus an In1ia 81 rcurg CO.
ftres YEAR ire tfrlctrsl q trisris e. ret
1gs ss-1s 80 -5L = 49, - :.
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ara--rrra FrrrFFs are Frdorsed - Al
a. : .ssfIr~ r.'.rsir.tDr fnd rrtfrrll. -
ffrI- rrr.ir a1f sta a-Irsl So b-Etr-
~ err fsr..iIs IN EsE Trrr frrctr ~
.I-r --I-- ~ ~ refrira 81 3es FIer.rrc
~. 3. l. sitrs-f q scrs.
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Yo5 Chestnut ST.. 50. 10

A REGJLARLY TDrUATED PHYSICIA
~ St Louis aud ggrro..liul coLkuY UP
2ases OF the following diseases
Syphilis, G0nogThra, al. It, Structure ORE
rinary Diseases uad SyrhAitic or McTcuria'
throat, ska or Bone, S,...maiorrhu'at or Sc
md lmpDtcncy Emil ions, BintChes Debility 4
usucs, Dimncss Of sight, Coughs Indigo. fioi
1ua.gl'o1 O.. ideas aversion 20 SOciGty, ..os5
-evul, Power, and which units the victim
.lrriaca ANof lh1glOyc diseases cured ~ D
n EALF THE TIME required l.; auy o,Lor I
no. rational ana honorable treatment secured
GUARANTEED. Age. Eith cs;eripu1c. cen
lo.I.. nnn lnnnn conf AnntlaI. Communication lrne.
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uorsforh.s Acid Phosphate

IN NERVOUS DISEASE.
DR.. Henry, New York. says: I'm ner-
yous diseases, know Of no preparation te
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/ offered stvert year SON asthma, snd
Aom some Elsc,ion d ne roat resemo,
/ - I'll MONEY % vsrions sdirines with
rrftrrisi tersfi IN IErch last, on the
1 go ma dafiou ~ Mr.. u. Feters, OF thls
- I 1ttaiusd u. James E1pectorsnt;
I.r1t ts-ire 10 bots o. al t1is remedy
Irr-d nrsei % much ra i.rsd that con
| irrfi t-airr q unfl 4 nd used seven POI
- md III tnsff1.e my ~ ~ ptoms nso ~
asr.uesrs1 sud nave ersfT reason 70 Dc
eve uy self CuTad.--I ". 1uilni OsispnAs
rsfr Comfy IL
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ontsls conliIssIosIHs cOURT.

cnrsfa con1iIssIosIEs COURT.
Tbe ooanty cor1flis-iouers oourt vas en-
~r-d ysstsiasy On irsnsscting general
.rifr. t-sInsts. Itty fzamiDsd and ap-
rUrrd lie stsfEuEEI di tle cJunty trsssu
- 60 fTa r-arftf ed -r ne let Of hOvsEB-
- To-far thav 81 elect . supsriutsn-
81 ara rhTsisr ol tte poer larn. q
rrtr r.frsiran arl - rton, besides
lFa Ifrr ri1s ~ furr'sn The county
rrtaic.res f1r he efsll1F o. ..
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RASE BALL.

If the weather remains favorable the pub
lie are promised splendid game of base
ball, commencing at 2:39 p. m to-day be-
tween the Brown Stockings and strong
picked nine from among the best players
in the city. The following are the names
and oositions of the two teams as determ!n-
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The Ponds Extract Co., -
N. Y. publish small book free. telling
what the people use Ponds Extract for, be
sides being good for pain.
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THE ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE.

There was meeting of the ODD Fellows
at Dallas Lodge No Al last night, for the
purpose of taking steps to secure the grand
temple. or permanent home OF odd
Fellowship in Texas. There was
a good round sum subscribed by
those present and a committee was
app Dinted TO call upon the members OF the
order and sol cit lands fer That purpose
Alter the membership has been called on
tue committee will visit the citizens gener-
alv. Tho fol owing orm Of note Tor sums
to be subscribed was agreed upon:
-. ....... Texas, ......... .loo. 80
For Valuable Confederation, l premise
to nav 10 the Grand Lodge sdependent Or or
of Odd Fe lows, of the STATE of Texas on de-
maud, the sum OF. .:..;.' ..,'. ~ M
The conditions of his obligat on are; Inat
ii said Grand Lodge l. o. o. f. Will lGcale
the Temple or permanenth me oil d Fellow
ship in Texas, in the City OF Dallas. ana that
the Order shall eXpend at least the amount OF
Forty Tr ousand Lollais ia tha constr uction OF
said Temple. In such an event agree hat e. g
amount hereby subscribed may be used, unaer
direction of said Grand Lodge. IN building SAID
T, mple or an Orphan Asylum.
Witness my hand, this. day Of "A. ID. 1885,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
This is prize worthy of an effort on the
part OF Dallas, and there is no doubt but
that she is fully alive TO the true situation
of affairs.
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Deserts tive book with Testimonials sent free
ANY reader may secure lrea pau phlet
q Rners OF Jane horses send IOS'al cara 10 US.
Hundreds Of cures de crhah il our bOhE.
Rad careiu'lV and you will be convinced.
We only k n for trial for Flli.s SPAWN cure.
We urr pare OnIitOu Powers and Hoof ONT
meUt.
Heava Powders, Worm Powder and Collie Powder
All these on sale at Drug Stores and Harness
Dealers
Price of Ells's pawn Cure, 81 per bottle.
For further particulars, free books etc, write TO
FLLIS SPAWN CURE co.
so Sudbury Street Boston. Mass. and 2I6
Fourth Avenue, New York.
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Fa, ro-e valuable than tnose golden ap,,
A. Cd Netreride, are tue !He, heaitn ana
N 1stabe Compound restores and pre-
), YES al. sIese.
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Tee 81. Louis professional Brown Stock-
ings teegraphed our Browns yesterday
that they would be here and play them on
next Sunday and Monday.
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r,,eCtnuNl CasEs.

Or rrenA u LAo llly aud Suburbs.
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cd upon:
ptCKIp NINE BROWNS.
No'onhney. Stockweu, c,
Ceiss. y, Murray. p.
s Momar d, list. Srott ISL
BIntenev. Cd Fisher, I'd.
q Mansdeld. Sd. Carroll 80.
Slatt.ry g. s. Lewis, s s.
Tcole | Myers, i.
Manuel C. + RAW wings G; l.
Jackson, !. 4 Mul any l. !. al
prNano ynatarl a 4
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In the city and county, recorded during
the past week. Reported by Jones * Muir
ply, real estate agents and collectors, office
No. 700 Main street, opposite st. George
Evening star., 1883-07-25
The Postmaster General Sued.
Mr.. DAUPHIN, OF THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY DEMAN
91OOO00 D.NsGpS

Mr.. DAUPHIN, OF THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY DEMANDS
100000 DAMAGES.
Macmillan A. Dauphin, in behalf of the Louisiana
Lottery company, entered suit yesterday through
his attorneys, c. w. Moulton and JEFF Chandler
against Postmaster General Gresham, claiming
damages in the sum or 500, 900. The bill begins
with the declaration that the plaintiff Is engaged
in lawful business IN New Orleans, and never has
participated in any scheme for obtaining money
through the mails, Otherwise, 10y means OF false
or fraudulent pretenSeS. He reciteS that Nov
18th. 1879, the then Postmaster General issued an
order recitfng that the complainant was eng aged
In conducting scheme or device for obtaining
money through the mails by means of false and
fraudulent pretenses, and directing the post aster
at the city of New Orleans not to pay to complain
and further directing him to return all registered
letters directed to the complainant to the post
master at the Office at which they were originally
mailed with the word fraudulent" written or
the hearing had before Postmaster General Key
and the Issuing of an order Feb. "a, 1880
suSpendlng the execution OF the previous order,
until pending questions should have been deter
mined by the Supreme Court of the United States,
Mr.. Key Stating in this order OF suspension that
he was satisfied from the evidence submitted that
the complainant was engaged in a fraudulent
scheme. The subsequent ruling of Postmaster
General Howe, after the appeaI to the Supreme
Court Was dismissed, virtually holding that the
Postmaster General had not the authority To make
the order against the complainant unless satlsfae-
tory evidence of fraud was produced. is quoted.
On the 9Th or July, 1888, 1t Is alleged Postmaster
General Gresham, without hearing any evidence
made an order restoring Postmaster General Kay'S
oroef OF November ls 1873 to full force and effect,
making It binding upon the pOstmasterS at New
orleans and New York. The complainant charges
that the order was wlllfully, maliciously and op-
preSslvey made, and that letters OF large value to
terms OF this order, and that he has been unable
10 procure the payment of money orders
Evening star., 1883-07-25

From the New York Press. to-day.
Secretary Lincoln, his daughters Mary and Jes.
sic, his son Abraham, Dr. DrMuhlenberg. OF Philadel-
phia, and MI. w. E. Cochran, of the Brighton,
went on fishing and sailing excursion at Allan
tic City yesterday. After varying success with
weakhsh and sea bass, it became evident that the
Secretary was better fisher OF men than of fish;
his children, DR.. Muhlenberg and Mr.. Cochran
proving all more lucky than he. His sole capture
ing the sail, he was evidently becoming a little
weary OF the sport, when suddenly his daughter
Jt ssie, bright tenyear-old, gave little Shrek
dragged from her fingers. In q moment DR.. Muh-
lenberg grasped the line, and at once became
prey than she could manage. The Secretary, as
well as all on board became eagerly interested in
the struggles OF what was evidently a very large
pretty thoroughly carried out. a shark about foui
feet long was brought up TO the side OF the boat
anl dispatched. 1t proved to weigh some thirty
Odd pounds
Evening star., 1883-07-25
News from Gen. Sherman,s PARTY.
THE ACCIDENT TO CHIEF JusTICE WAITE.

Col. Tourtelotte, on the stan of the general of
the army, received letter from Gen. Sherman
this morning written at one of the stopping places
In the Yellowstone park. The general spoke Of
the beautiful scenery OF the park, and said that
the members OF the party were enjoying the trip
to the fullest extent. The accident to Chief Justice
Waite, he said, occurred when they were going
up hill. A saddle slipped back and the horse
cegan acting badly and succeeded in throwing
the chief justice. He was shocked considerably
but the members OF the party, and the judge him.
SELF thought that the injuries sustained were not
serious enough to prevent his continuing the trip
In order to allay tie apprehension OF the members
OF his family, who would probably be alarmed by
exaggerated reports of the accident. The party
expected to reach Mlssoula, Mon; ana, on the y7th
inst where they would strike the Northern Pacific
road.
Evening star., 1883-07-25
The Tflden and Hendricks Room.

report was recently published that a Tllden
and Hendricks club was being organized In In
dianapolis, and that the Hon Geo. w. Julian was
soon to make speech striking keynote for the
old ticket. In an interview yesterday Mr.. Julian
said the published story was the only Information
he had relative to the matter, but he believed
there was something in the air indicating move
ment in favor OF the nomination OF Mr.. T1lden for
the presidency.
But how are You personally disposed toward
the old ticket, MIR. Julian?"
II should favor Tilden's nomination II he was
not too old and feeble He is the able leader E the
democratic party. but do not know what his state
OF health Is. !"
Mr. Julian spoke Of Mcdonald as very strong
man, particularly outside of Indiana.
There is report that Mr. Hendricks Is to make
q speech at Omaha before he returns from the
wes but this Is not credited by his friends In In
dtanapOlis.
Evening star., 1883-07-25

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 25.-The first race, one
mile, for all ages, was won by wapakonita :
Referee second and Boatman third. Time :43k.
The second race, mile and 500 yards, for all
ages, was won by Fellowplay, Hartford second,
and Mandamus third. Time, 2:l5k.
The third race five furiOngs, for two-year-olds,
was won by Bridget; King Tom second and
Tailyho third. Time I.04H.
SARATOGA, July &l-The fourth race, three uuar-
ters Of mile. was won by Bell-Boy, Talleyrand
Evening star., 1883-07-25
A Breezy Letter from Brother Beechcr
HE DEFINES HIMSELF AS A CHRISTIA An EY0I IrrInHIs1


BALTIMORE, Nd, July 25-Captain Amlot, of
the British steamship Mentmore. reports. when
on Thomas Point yesterday afternoon observed
a capsZed schooner. Sent a boat TO her and res
cued CAPTAIN j. H. Scrimminger, OF the schooner
Matte Fidget. OF Yorktown, bound from Balti.
more to Norfolk. The schooner was caps.z d on
Thomas Point yesterday afternoon during a
squail. and the crew, consisting OF Henry Brooks,
Sherman Diggs and John Reed, all colored were
drowned. The boat searched around in the
vicinity OF the disaster for some time, but could
ind no one, except the captain.
Evening star., 1883-07-25

THE REMAINS of the late Commodore Jeffers were
conveyed to Philadelphia last night, in charge Of
Commander Casey.
Evening star., 1883-07-25

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-1nternal reve-
nue.. 1863 ,9S9 G9; CUSTOMS SOL, ,9l575
Evening star., 1883-07-25


AT THE BARRACKS
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR.
CoNGRE HALL, CAPE MAY, July "a. lSSa
The Rifles still rule the roost at Cape May. Last
night they were reviewed on the Stockton lawn by
the President; Marshal McMichael and District
Attorney Corkhill being with him on the review.
ing stand After the review the President 70.
mained and watched the company drill on the
lawn. Later in the evening a full dress hop, COM
plImentary to the President, was given on tho
platform built for garden parties, during the pro-
gress OF which the President held 6 reception In
the dning-room, and shook hands with three
thousand people, more or less About II O'Clock
he embarked In a surf boat for the Despatch, the
beach being ablaZe with colored lights and liter
ally packed with people.
Enthusiasm is contagious noticed many
Washingtonians to whom the President IS an old
story, shouting themselves hoarse In his honor.
children's hop was also given at Congress-
hall
The boys had a gay time at the barracks lase
night again. When at last they were ready 20 81
to bed it was discovered that some Joker had bee1
tamper1ng with the beds, nlling them with stalf
bread crumbs, sprnkling them with Scotch snun,
ETC., to make IL pleasant for the boys From the
tremendous amount OF sneezing and the eJaculsa
tons that nlled the air. Judge the plan was sue.
This afternoon the company will receive thois
lady friends at the barracks and on that occasio4
will christen the prize pitcher with champagn8
punch. F.kM
Evening star., 1883-07-25

COMMIssIoNED.-Joh 7. Brown has been COM
misSioned postmaster at ,dalia. Va.
Evening star., 1883-07-25

THE new Ndral Register will be issued in about a
week.
Evening star., 1883-07-25

A state convention OF prohibitionists was held
at Columbus, Ohio, for the purpose Of Inaugural
ting the campaign for the adoption OF prohibi-
tory amendment to the constitution.
Evening star., 1883-07-25

NORTHERN PAcyFIC.-On the 2lst inst the PresI-
dent accepted section of 25 miles OF the Northern
Pacific railroad in Montana, coming eastward,
from 315 to 40J miles from Walhela junction.
Evening star., 1883-07-25

The b. and o. ticket once at Pittsburg ~
robbed Monday morning OF 81, 900 In cash dnrin6
the brief absence OF the agent man Mans
Evening star., 1883-07-25
Cu. RupprRr.

NOS. COS AND 4o5 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY chill
DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY.
TIE CHEAPEST FOR BEAUTY COMFORT AND
DURABILITY IN THE MARKET.
Lawn Tennis. Croquet Bicycles, velocipedes Arch
cry. Fishing Tackles, Wagons, &c.
=. Can and examine ~ soods. Prices to suit tho
s jyA
Evening star., 1883-07-25

APPOINTED.-The President has reappointad Mrs
Anna NJ Gangewer to be a visitor for the govern
IN mt hospital for the insane (St. Elizabetn'sl lo1
six years IRON July l. 1888
Evening star., 1883-07-25
The Cholera Epidemic.

PRECAUTIONS IN ENGLAND-DEATHs IN EGYPT
LONDON, July 25.-It is reported that quarantine
will be enforced at Dover and Lcith against vcs-
sells arriving from ports injected with cholera. A
dispatch to the Times says the number or deaths
n ,s a. ats az a N yeStrday was 49, at
Znh, IS, and at Tantah, 16 Two hundred and
eghy-:our deaths from the disease occurred at
Cairo within twelve hours.
NO CHOLERA IN LONDON
LONDON. July 25.-B OF health which were
given vessels leaving London to-day declare that
no cholera exists here. Mr. Mitchell, the Amer1-
! can vice consul and acting consul general. has
appointed physicians to inspect all vessels going
to America.
PROPOSED SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION OF THE
PLAGUE.
PARIS, July 25.-The government have intro
duced In the chamber OF deputies and demanded
urgency therefor credit OF So 900 francs for pay.
ing the expenses of scientific commission. which
II Is proposed to send to Egypt to Investigate the
cholera endemic. A paper has been read by NJ
Faunet before the Academy or Sciences, In which
end in six weeks. He says that previous expe-
rience shows that the rapidity OF the decrease OF
the disease Is always in accord with the rapldity
OF It's spread.
LONDON. July 25-A dispatch TO the Central
Ne,cs states that $50 deaths from cholera occurred
at Cairo during the last q hours
A Breezy Letter from Brother Beechcr.
He DEFINES HIMSELF AS A CHRISTIAN EvoLUTIoNIsr
CHICAGO, July 25.-Last Sunday Rev. j. Spencer
Kennard, pastor OF the Fourth Baptist church,
made the presence OF Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
in this city the occasion to deliver pleasantly
turned sermon, combating the views or the great
ana brotherly letter from Brother Beecher to
Brother kennard. 1t is, perhaps, the most sue
c1nct and uneQuivocal statement OF Mr. Beecher's
views yet made public. He says he knows he is
orthodox and evangelical as to the facts and sub
stance OF the Christian religion. and he knows
equally We'll that he is not orthodox to the phi
losophy which has hitherto been applied to these
facts. He calls himself q cordial Christian evolu-
tioniSt but does not agree with the agnOsticiSm OF
Spencer, Huxley and TyndalL He believes that
the animal part OF man was evolved from beings
below him. While In spiritual value he Is the son
OF God. Man, he says, Is not sinful by nature, but
voluntarily. He does not believe In the fall OF
Adam or the Inheritance OF his guilt
DR.. Kennard dired with Mr.. Beecher last even
ing
Evening star., 1883-07-25

JAS +, HowDEN, OF jefferson, Greene county, n
y, in renewing his subscription to THE WEEKLY
STAR, says: "THE STAR IS the best general ne VS.
without It,"
Evening star., 1883-07-25

FIVE HUNDRED DEMOCRATS PREsENT-oBJRcrs OF
THE MEETING-EFFECT OF THE RICHMOND ROW
OVER THE CoLoRED SCHOOL TRUsTEEs-No PRO-
scR1PrIoE OF THE CoLoRED BROTHER AT THE CON-
VENTIoN-ADvoCATES OF EXCLUSIVE CONTROL OF
coLoRED SCHOOLS BY CoLoRKD MEN.
Evening star., 1883-07-25
kilograms to The Star.

kilograms to The Star.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE LYNCHBURG CONVENTION.
no TRUCE IN THE STRIKE.
VILLAGE DESTROYED BY A CYCLONE.
CETEWAYO REPORTED KILLED.
A LETTER FROM MR.. BEECHER.
THE CHOLERA STILL SPREADING.
"ANYTHING TO BEAT MAHONE.o
The Convention At Lynchburg, Va.
Evening star., 1883-07-25

The PRESIDENT IN NEW YoRK.-Presldent Ar
thur arrived at the Ffthavenue hotel shortly after
O'Clock yesterday afternoon He was accom-
panled oy his daughter. On his arrival he re-
celved several personal friends Who were awaiting
MN. Among the number were Surrogate Rollins
New York for Washington on Friday.