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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19
- The Michigsnlers are sleieh-rii:ng.

rf-The appointment OF Sir Rounden Palmer
as Lord Chancellor is gs2etted In Lonlon.
- Ned Outline is lecturing on Yankee
rvJudge Curtis gets an 5000 fee for defend
ing Mrs. Fair.
Hccny:ot labor is to lie abolished in the
streets al Nashville.
sT-Joserh G"ode and wife, OF Lincoln, Kv.,
have l2i great-grantCGIldTen living. GOoie
enough!
RIA Chicago zephyr blew horse against
street car, shatteTlng the vehicle and causing
the ladies therein 10 faint.
RS-lf your neighbor's hens are trouhlesoma
and steal across the way, don't let your angry
passions rise: tx place for 'em TO Law.
- DIR. Stiilman, who testified 10 Mrs Fairs
insanity, was asked N he had ever read StObel
on Insanity. he said be had, and was then told
that there WAS no such author.
SILT Is q comfort 70 know that a city physl-
clan with twenty-eight Year, experience has no
reason 10 think that diseases are communicated
to healthy persons by observation-disclosures Tran-
ga horse attached to q hearse in which
were the bodies OF three San Francisco pau
ran away the other day, throwing out the bodies
snd creating the impression among the specta-
tors {, at general resurrection had occurred.
~A father living in Titusvile, Who has two
his front door one night, which read: "shut
down for thirty days. No stove In the parlor,
and but one lamp"
s0The affectstion OF being short sighted is
again coming into fashion. twenty years AGO
every stylish young lady considered IL necessary
sc9uaintancss through piece OF plain glass In
q frame.
1There is difficulty In finding jury when
an Indian comes before an Omaha court. One
OF the panel being asked AZ he had any preju-
Dice, replied: "No; only I've been chased by
EN-, been in several battles with EN-, and
would hang every devil of 'em at sight"
sgTbe Boston newspapers report that Mary
j. Morgan, aged 80, with q boldness perfsctiy
masculine, finding team standing in the street,
last Saturday, Jumped into the wagon and alb
seconded with the whole turnout. She Was
subsequently arrested and held for trial.
- Mr.. s. y. Goodsie hiss entered suit against
the 81. Louis Globe for $4,000 damages for
publishing d despatch from Boston in which
Goodsle lie raid TO be connected with thu assassi-
nation Of Chss. Lane, at Dorchester, Mass, on
Sunday evening last.
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Political Notes

The liberals of the tn Massachusetts, district
have nominated John Z. Arnold for Congress.
Editorial Csddiss OF the Cincinnati t:ck-t"
: the latest tile FOR the beaten newspaper syn
dIcate OF Halstead, Bowies, Red, WattersJn,
White * Co.
VIM. +. Havemsyer saws il yTouli be iuiuIi
ClcUS in him 70 accept the reform romiu alton
fof mayor OF New YORK, in view OF the spsshy
q the people.
The executive committee of the municipal
reform association OF Phiialel,h5 = At a meeting
yesterday afternoon, unGUI'lp u-iy resolved t.
officers.
The democratic and liberal state committee,
q Nas>a'huse'ts. al a meeting IN BD.tnu yes
t5sday, decided 20 substitute Hon. r. y. B "a
~ place OF MI. charles Numaor Tor governor.
aUd William l.. Smith Tor lieutenant governor,
In place OF George u. Strtrus.
A. present ~ appears almost certain r. Il Gen,
Grant viii be re elected 10 r." Office he has ,s.
Tor the last iouT years, and that the lease OF lie
~ tLe republican party will bc u0FniualiY ex-
tended Ter another PRESIDENTIAL term, despite
the recent serious secessIons from it, ranNs.-N
J. Her0id.
The rel uhlcars in New York last r,'ght mad,
NOMINATIONS icJ Congress astolc~S. I'll district.
conrad Geib, SIN, John -. Lawson; g;h. D.Tia
Il. MJiltsh; 10Th, Vim \. ID .riing. Michael
Connolly vas nominated Uv Ttnueuv AMI m
erals in the y district for Congress. John
AICao Han,
A disparsging remark, rejecting upon the
personal habits OF the President, having Dee n
attributed 70 Hon. Glenni W. Scaodsli or Pa
and extensively circulated IN democr attic M rs
papers, he publishes a card, saying: The story is
"A malicious fabrication, and NAV be rllsScd
with the other caiumnies that have lis graceL
the conduct of this camVaign.
Generals Early and Wise arc busily engaged
picking a liberal crow in the columns OF the
Richmond Enquirer and Lgnchburg Republi-
can. The last feather was pulled by the fery
AccOmacCisn on the 18th, IN an exclamation
which the Virginia Sentinel says does not ex-
plainly much" adding: governor Wise dtI
accuse General EaTly OF going hack ON him in
the hearing OF several gentlemen who reside in
Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

THE MARCgR-Y E2KEs CAsE-Iu the court
OF quarter sessions OF Philadelphia, on Tn Irs-
day, before Judge Ludlow, the district attorney.
MI. Mann. presented three bills OF Iudictm ent
lor embeZZiement against Marcer and Yer kes
who had been conyictedoi the embezZiement of
the city funds. Mr. Mann stated that the de-
PENDANTS lad been tiled and convicted, and sc n
fenced to a long term Of Imprisonment on one
bill. Since then both had been parioned, upon
the application OF large number OF the most
respectable citizens, and the pardon had received
the almost universal approval of the public.
The commonwealth did not think il proper to
hold these bills OF Indictment over the defend
ants. and with the concurrence of the court
would submit the bills and ask verdc;s of not
guilty. Judge Ludlow said the action of the
district attorney had the sanction OF himself
and colleagues. Nerdicts OF not guilty were
then rendered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

wIARrnG FtAHNKL--The majority of people
are not aware Of the beneficial effect OF wear.ne
weather. Flannel Is not 50 unconforta able in
warm weather as prejudiced people believe.
Frequent colds and constant hacking coughs
1sve ieit me since adopting flannel garments.
Which condemns the wearing Of flannel With
those Who prefer wasp-waists TO health. for In
mat case the flannel can be cut as loosely fitting
waist, always fastened at the back. There are
scarcely any Of the bad effects OF sudden changes
OF weather FELT by those who wear flannel gar
ments, and mothers especially should endesver
70 secure such Tor their little people In prefer
ence to all those snowy outside trim min rs which
fashion coDmands-Troy WAsg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

VERY PRACTICAL QUESTION was taken up
by the state convention OF the Congregational
Church at Rochester, YESTERDAY. A reso ut ion
was passed recommending Monday inste al of
Saturday as payday 10 employers and EN-
ployed. There Is no doubt that a large pa IT OF
the temptations which ass all the laboring man
On Sunday GENE from the fact that he has
money TO spend ana An Idle dsy 10 spend IL in.
The experiment OF a change OF payday H.
reported to have worked very Satisfactory
whenever il has been tried. IT is pretty cert ain
IL would have the approval of the wiycs.-N. l..
Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

NEW Coal huUTE.-The Pennsylvania Cen
tTai railroad has. by the lease OF other railroads
effected "A direct connection with the Cumher-
land coal trade. and thus becoms an active AMI
formidable competitor Of the Raltim lra and
OHIO Il. l.. for the coal carrying trade. f. l. LOW
delivering coal a South AubUy FOR - per ton.
! he alexandria Gazette SAYS. of course tn
Bait mure and Ohis railroad will H.. com pells 4
10 reduce it, current rates or tre' ght 10 tain
lis presc' trade. and unless ~!uIii ar rcal rrion
= made II tie existing rae % toll on tie canal
there must be failing 1i' IA the amount Of coal
that Reaches Underwater by that route" In
speaking of the new route. the Cumberland
News says / he shipment OF coal from the
Cumberland coal fields over the Bedford AMI
Bridgeport route 20 northern and eastern 90 Is
has commenced vigorously. For the past few
tiaIN twenty Carloads. or two hundred tons
have been forwarded daily To a firm in Ambov
Nh. This il bat the beginning OF whas VII
sJOu be gigantic trade"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

CONTEST OF FEMALE EQURsTRIASs IN VTR-
GINIA.--The fair at Cuipeper, Va, was attended
by a large crowd yesterday. The two mile race
was won by BufIess' Laura. La the trOtting
match, best three in tive, to harness, seven
started. Rixey's Hunchback won the race. In
the test Of equestrianship between ladies', for a
fine saddle, three contestants entered. TIE
judges were unable to decide which was the
best rider. The ladies requested that they
might be allowed 10 ride the hurdle race TO de-
eide the matter, but the judges would not per-
init them. The contest was adjusted by draw
ing for it. Miss Cooper, of Fauquier county,
won the saddle. The fair closed lat evening
with grand tournament and coronation ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

INDIANS IN NIRGINIA.-The tract OF land
owned by the Pamunky tribe OF Indians in King
only about 7G0 are are arabic. They have one
school, one Baptist church, built in 1865, aud
three ministers. Every persen above the age OF
fifteen years is member OF the church. The
tribe numbers S.. Their chief occupations are
fishing and hunting. They also engage, but not
very largely, in the cultivation OF the soil
They elect their chief, and he holds the off ce as
long as be discharges his duties faithfully
Thomas Cook Is their chief at this TIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

THE PORE AND He BRorHER.-The Cologne
Gazette says that the death of Count Joseph
Mastal FerTetti has sent his holiness into the
deepest seclusion, the latter having severely
felt his brothers death, although there had
been something of enstrangement bet ween them
on account OF their differences on political
pOints.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

"A CHILD ROASTED ALlvR.-A child ten
months old named VIM. Mccormack, residing
with his parents at l23 Boerum place, was
burned TO death on Tuesday night in the most
horrible manner during the absence Of his
mother. On Tuesday afternoon the mother
went to market, leaving the deceased child In
the cradle covered with q mosquito netting.
She aleo left his sister, aged two years aud
mother returned che found the crib, netting,
bed-clothes and the child In flames; his sister
was sitting In . rocking chair close by. The
child died died about $50 p. N. the same day.
The matches we're in box on the nantelpiece.
and the elder child must have got . chair to pet
1t them. An inquest was held yesterday, and q
verdict In accordauce with the facts rendered
N, r SNH. l1A,
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RECIPROCITY OF TRADE wIrH CANADA Rs

RECIPROCITY OF TRADE WITH CANADA RR-
COMMUNICATES national board of trade in
New York yesterday adopted a resolution - that
the executive council memorabilia Congress to
make an Appropriation for the appointment of a
commission to sit in conjunction with the State
Department III negotiating treaty with Great
Britain Tor reciprocal trade with the Do mi Mon
OF Canada on broad, comprehensive, and Hbe.
raj basis, which shall also include the enlarge
ment of Canadian canals by the government of
Canada, and tbs right of American vessels to
navigate such canals under such conditions as
are imposed upon Canadian vessels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

LARGE REAL ESTATE Transaction
Messrs. x ". Sprague of Providence, r. l.,
be well known manufacturers, have recently
purchased OF A. & r. Coburn OF Maine 400 900
acres OF timber lands on the Eennebec river
and $4,000 acres On the Pcnobscot The pur-
chase also includes all the logs, boOms, boats,
and other personal property used by the Messrs
Coburn in their numbering operations. The
price paid for this piece of property is 80 per
acre, or 81 800 900, and $3.50, 900 was paid down
in advance-to 'bind the bargain" we suppose.
Whether the purchasers buy this property in
order to carry on the lumber business pure and
simple, or whether they propose by it to further
their manufacturing interests in some way il
not stated by the Maine Farmer, from which
we obtained the information given above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

30 In the Irish Catholic Benevolent Union
convention at EIlsielplia Yesterday A constj-
tHtOna! amendment 70 strike out Irish from
Tie name % The association was defeated ON
ADOPTION OF The constitution Off GERS were elected
LOT tAe ensuing year, among them: Judge Den
n.s Dwyer, Dayton. Ohio, president: Francis
McNeihany, Washington. ID. G, iirS, vice presi-
dent. 81. Jgouis was desi gnated A. the plase az
AollInG Tie next annual ,nnN antinn-
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~ an A,VVV oif ALL oOU .UUU
The money to pay all these gifts is nov upon de-
posit, and set apart tor that purpose in the Farm
ere and DroyeIs Bank, will be seen by the fII-
lowing certificate of the Cashier:
FARMERS AND DRovERs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE, NY. Sept. 2, 1872
THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT THEHs Is Now
ON DEPOSIT In THIS BANK OVER HALF 4
MILLION OF pOLbAtS To THE CREDIT OF
T III; GIT CONCERT Fund 100000 OF
UkEk OF TIE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
TuCkY TO PAY OFF ALL GIFTS TO BE
AWARDED AT THE DRAWING
Il b. WEIGH, Cashier.
PRICE OF TIOkETS
whole tickets, $40. halves. SIS; quarters, S25O IL
whole tickets for SlO0 tor S255 So for $50 l3 for
Si!W; 2S for $3.50; 575 for 5000. No discount
on less than : itO WnTth of tickets at "A time.
The drawing will positively aud unequivocally
take place December Z. Agents per-nptorily
required TO close sales and max returns NoSeubsr
Is, In order to give ample time for the final arrange
culare should be addressed to
Gov. THOMAS f.. BRAMLETTE
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky, Louisville. XIV
New York Office, COG Broadway in charge of
MAJOR IHOo n ma 10. ocl2-2aw2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

THR CHoLERA-Is appearance an Pold1d.-A
fresh alarm has ommunc ated 10 all the nations
Of Europe by the sudden appearance OF cholera
IN Poland. This terrible scourge took up
It's westward march some months ago, and COM
mitted frightful ravsges in Persia, Turkey.
Russia, and even attacked some portions OF
Germany. Latterly, however. its advance
seemed TO suffer an arrest, and its subsequent
movement was apparently retrograde. The
relief which was experienced from the depar-
ture Of the plague from European territory, il
IS now seen, may prove to have been only tenn
porary. The news from Warsaw is suffi cient TO
afford Just cause tor universal anxiety. Accord
ing to the cable the cholera IL raging exten-
sively throughout Poland. One important town
has already been almost depopulsted, and thou
sands have fallen victims to the dreadful dis
malignant and fatal form. So formidable are
the effects OF the pestilence that the Polanders
are fleeing from their homes. and many portions
Of the country are left desolate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

SUICIDE OF BoY.-We are panied TO record
the death, by suicide, of boy, about 10 years of
age, the son OF Joseph Wamper, residing not
himself with one Of his suspenders, to a rafter
over the stair steps in his fathers residence on
Thursday evening. The hour at which he com
ntted the fatal deed IL not known, as his BODY
was not found until Friday morning. tits said
that he had expressed determination, some
time before this occurrence, to hang himself in
the manner described. We have heard the
cause assigned for this strange act Of a boy. but
i would be Improper to publish it to the word
Rockingham TdD Re0ister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

TRIAL OF Mrs. LLOYD FOR ALLEGED Poison
INS.-The fall term of the Loudoun circuit court,
Besides q number OF important cases on the
docket the case of Mrs. Emily +. LLOYD charg-
ed with poisoning her four children will also Be
tired. The trial will PROBABLY last more than .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19
Special NOTICES.
Low Prices.

AL Hair Rrs'arstiy cs Teta Ing a. one dollar
EXCEPT Nattsns' Crystal Observers. ....... IS
All olher PROPRIETARY jicines sni every thing
Usually to be found in FIST class drug store at the
similar low figures.
ARTE UR NA1TANS, DRrG5,sT,
oc'9tr Corner 2f 49, n streets n. W.
Card.
Clergy man. Will T'siiag IN South America,
a. missionary. discovered safe AID siI PIE
fcT the cure Of Nervous WsIsSe-s. E-riy Decay
plsesse Of the rraTy and -euiuJ. Organs, AMI tha
whole train Of disorders br, unt On Oi full and
vicious habits. Great uumbtrs hGs been Cu:ei b.
THIS noble h.edy PTHTp'-f b. a desire To- benefit
TIE fi.cied and info ;uua-e viii send the recipe
Tor preparing and usiug this medicine, m sealed
envIlo pn. to any who needs l., Frt- n Charge
Address, JOSEPH T. INH.N,
station ID, Bible House,
n3r2--lv New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

BLASTED DARK.-On Weinesda, evening the
laboreIs on the line Of the Lynch burg aud Dan
vile railroad let OFF blast In the vicinity of the
LyncLburg as works, a stone from which struck
the gasometer. at a time when it was filed and
made n rent four by six feet, causing all the Gas
to escape, and leaving the city III darkness for
the night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

PARDoTED BY THE CzAR.-The Czar OF Rus
na has issued . decree granting full pardon 10
Michael Czaykovski, the Polish general who
under title OF Sadyk Pasha, took service In the
Turkish army, and distinguished himself q COM
mander-in- chief OF the Ottoman Ooasacks in the
wars against Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

Suicide IN FAUoUIKR COUNTY, vA.-Thos
u. ORear, of Fauquier county, committed sui
eide on the 9th by hanging himself in his barn.
no cause known. He had been rather melan-
choiy Tor Q few weeks, but was in his usual
health, and was attending to his business g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

FAMILY ORAcLH-"Yes, my dear, this, q
mere toy, may become, in my hands, q death
dealing instrument 10 the fowls Of the air and
the beasts Of the field, even 20 the bigge ~
beast" Little wife-"Oh dear! then pray take
care you don't hurt yourselfI''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

HAD HIS HEAD BLOWN OPT By A BLAST
on the 10th, Mr.. Daniel Delay. engaged on
Mr' hhnieys NcTk, Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. wesi of the White Sulphur Springs was
instantly killed 10y The explosion OF a blast. A
lure had been lighted, and not going o Il A. soon
a. expected. he went 20 the blast TO ascertain
he cause. Just as he reached the fuse an eS-
ploslon occurred, blowing hle head OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

ARREST OF RECRUITING OFFICsR.-In New
York Thursday evening, Patrick Caulfeld on
ne recruiting staff OF the regular army, went
20 the residence of one Allen, 30t 10th avenue
and showed Mrs Allen what purported 10 be an
order from Washington for the arrest of her
husband, saying that he had been sent by Lieut.
ponghertY, hrst infantry. Mrs. Allen caused
Caultelds arrest, who was locked up in default
of $500 bail Tor good behavior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

AT TIE LEXINGTON, KY, RACKS, YESTERDAY,
the fist trot for premium OF s15j for tour-year
olds and under, mile heats, three in five O bar
ness. was won by MOllie in 2:33R. The second
trot for similar purse was won by Kitty Bur
CESS, and the third trOt for yearlings, mile heats
10 harness, ty Mambrent's Patchen in . 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

STRANGE FREAKS or CANNED rJNATogs.-
A few nights sgo one OF our hotel scribes who Is
very cautious against the attacks of burglars
was aroused from his ROSY gar andcd dream by
tremendous explosion. jumping out OF bed the
clerk. VITO by reason OF hissiender shape ls quite
active, heard another gUn 90 OF, and thought
midnight asssssius were doing their bloody work
OF death. A lew shouts OF murder. ul.evesi
brought assistance, and u vas found that about
dozen cans Of tomatoes stored IN The sdIo.n-
ma roclnI we're exploding beca'' o. terments-
Ion. he cans were literally torn % pie a. ss'
NC noise was a. loud a. the report OF shOt-g
NoshrlAe lI.hn.l lnlol. AMI Al.srioan.
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The National BOARD of Trade.

NV ORk, Oct. IJ.-The NATIONAL BOard OF
Trade reassembied this morning. Tue eNecu-
tive committee reports in favor Of Chicago IS
the permanent place OF meeting of the board.
Hamilton A. Hill was reelected secretary
Mr.. Roper, of Boston, proposed the following
resolution which is recommended by the Boston
board or trade: That this board would ur-
gently recommend % Congress and 70 the legis-
iatures OF the several states the Adoption of
some improved system OF voting, such as the
>o-called Hare system" The whole subject was
referred to the executive committee.
The Sunday Liquor Law i'm Chicago.
Chicago, Oct. l9.-The ordinance compel
ling the closing OF liquor saloons Sundsy Will
he enforced to- morrow for the first time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

PROFESSOR AGAssIz has been fishing at
Sacramento, Cal, and q local paper says sssuc-
ceeded in catching, by aid Of torpedoes, which
we're exploded in the water, about0 one thousand,
comprising all the varieties that are found in
our Watsrs.n
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THE KENTCCKY
l. Il Il AIRY GIFT CONCERT
100000 I'm Bank to Pay all Gifts.
n EHU Dreufny II Sight.
SlG9, 900 FOR ONLY $40.

At the second Grand Gift Concert, authorized by
special act OF the Legislature in aid Of the Public
Library OF kentucky, unay odably postponed from
september p TO ocenter 7, AID which positively
ana rItGulv OcalIy occurs ia Louisville, Ky, SAT-
UbcAf DeceE6er Z, ls12, without further delay on
any account hate the following Ash Gtts are
Tor otstrlbutiOn by lot among the ticket h liers:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

JANE GRKY, Of La Crosse, Wis, left her hus-
band because be was poor. Six months there-
after he fell heir to o fortune. Jane made her
appearance at her husbands door, one stormy
evening, about the time, and, being refused,
passed the night in the COW house. None Of the
neighbors would give her shelter or q meal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE.
w Eleventh street, south PENNSYLVANIA ave.
Powerful ENTERTsISuENT
EACITIN8 AND NoE Ell ATTRACTIONS.
SIX NEW FEATl RES
The great ~ glI,h CDmiius Mimic and Pan'a-
l"EGe. HAHhG BROWN. hhEkT BROWN. The
tuy wGndeL 81 aId artistic song and dance artists,
Mtsrrs CUlLG Err AND GOODRICH. hi HAIRY
fbl' r. Reto al conseI and song sui dance srtist
MISS LIZZIE BAEBE I. CCmeienne, vocalist and
6sneeuse, from CTrmoruc Gardens, London, Eug
Land. MISS hA1E EARRuNF. the pleasing and
fssciLating 6sLseuse. MISS shlLIE APR, MISS
sALLiE APP, the dsshing vocalist. dams use and
turlesIue actress NJ iSS H. LA DCL,ILY, MISS
HEl LIE CT E-TE, Mr.. O G MATHEWS. JAS
W WESLEY AND MISS ADDIE JOHNSON, Pro
team aud Disls ct Artists
=, New and laughsble interIude- sketches, &c g, by
The Sons OF Menus, Parker, Burbank. Il jean
BUCKLEY and Jamss Dougl,ss Brilliant Ballet
VI lie Ga!efi The beautiful Polish advertisement,
aIrahsed by n ons. Card entitled LA MUSIC
VIE lntrCdut ing the entire Corps Ballet reat
Triple Company. Clio, Drama AID Burlesque Firlt
time of the beSurifnl domestic Drama, writteh e1-
aIessly for the Thar Camigna oy M. ". J.
1NGTpE. Monster Selected Olic,
,.su. Sishts. every Tussda" and Friday
Family Matinefs. " ednesiay and Saturday.
New novelties in active preparation. ocl4 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-19

MURDER Or SUICIDE? Henry Armstrong,
late proprietor OF the marine railway, at
Madison, Ind, Quarrelled with his wife Thurs
day night and subsequently was found dead
outside his house. jury are trying to discover
whether il was murder or suicide.