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Shakespeareau Quotations for the
Times.


From, The New Fork PoSt.l
GRANT AND WILSON.
sYea, the elect OF the land"
Henry VII, Act ?, Sc. /.
JOHN A. DIX.
" / am glad ont; It's a worthy governor"
Otkell0, act >, Sc. 1.
CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
" Argument for a week, laughter tor month,
and good jest for ever
First Part Henry ", Act 2, Sc. 2.
JAMES o'BRIEN.
" And at that sight shall sad A polio weep.-
Tuning Of The ShTeIU, Induction, Sc. >.
TAMMANY HALL.
shut up! Macbeth, Act ., Sc l.
H.. @.
"I will play no more!"
Henry VII, Ae, 3, Sc. l.
THE HORSES.
-" Blow winds! come Yrack!
At least, we II die with harness o. our back =,
Macbeth. Act ), Sc. ).
HENRY BRRGH.
/" Against this cruelty, fight on"
The Winters Tale, Act ., Sc. ;.
Woodruff & CHAPLIN.
Il" Let not the heavens hear these tell-tale
women
Rail on the Lords anointed!"
King Richard III. Act 4, Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-12

GEN. W. KRYzANowsKI, formerly supervisor
of internal revenue for Georgia, has been APP
pointed special agent of the Treasury depart
ment and assigned to duty in New Orleans
under Collector Casey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-12

The PRESIDENT, Gen. Sherman, Secretary
Robson, aud other officials who went 70 Phila-
delphia to attend the funeral of General Meade,
returned here this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-12

SENAToRSUMNERs sails on Thursdays steamer
from Liverpool for New York. His health is
slightly improved.
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A VICE CONSUL RECoGNIzED.-The President
this morning recognized Willoughby Herbert
Stuart vice consul of II. Il. NJ at Boston.
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From Europe To-Day.

THE BOSTON FIRE, AND LONDON INeURRRs.
LONDON, Nov. l2.-It is believed here that the
amount OF insurance in London companies upon
the property in the burnt district Of Boston Is
e 500 ,Oco A commission is TO be sent 10 Boston
by the London companies TO make an investigs-
aon Of the facts in relation to the origin and
progress of the c0nfagration as q matter OF
general interest TO insurance interests.
SYMPATHY FOB THE BOSTON SUFFERERS.
LONDON, Nov. 12--An the London morning
papers express the deepest sympathy for the
sufferers by the confiagration In Boston. They
attribute the great disaster 70 the bad manage
ment of the FIRE department, police and muni-
cipal authorities of that city. The .Stasdord
says The Boston fire Is scandAlous Outrage
ON civilization, and evidence of q most ineh-
cient city government. By wav Of sAowine
superiority in cases like that Of the Boston fire
of a small, weliorganized ire department over
a large, but badly managed one, II compares
the small! London nre brigade and the narrow.
crooked streets and alleys Of this city, where
fires seldom get beyond the buildings wherein
they originate, 20 the thousands of und.sciplined
dremen, huge granite structures, and omen
places IN Boston. There, IL Saw. the
best portion Of the city uas DESTROYED Tor
want Of good management to prevent the
progress OF the flames, which were finally
stopped by gunpowder and this wretched bust
ness was entrusted 70 volunteer citizens instead
OF skilled operators.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT - An ArsT CONT
Dashed 10 Pieces on n R0cts.-Satlr,lav uight
Avery Plummer and wife, OF Filishurg. .Jc frr-
ION county, y. Y, were passengers on The west
ward bound night express train over the Wanda
La hne, and should have left the train AZ Terrs
hAute snd taken the morning train Tor Evans-
vile, whittier they were bound; but thew failed
20 obey the instructions OF the conductor andha
found them on the train after II had started
west from Terre Haute. He then arranged for
nem 10 stop At harsha.l, the first stopping
place, and 70 return on the next train. Be-
fore reaching Marshall, he missed the aged
couple, and a search throughout The cars faiieI
10 md them. Men were sent out, who hunted
Tor them al night, and n daylight fond their
bodies under Clear Greek trestle. They had
mistaken the slowing OF the train, customary al
that poirt for the stopping place, and had
stepped on, falling on the jagged rocks hfty-fve
feet below the track. TLey mus, have beeo
instantly killed.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REyENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S22s $3.50.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
N MR. j. G. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. II, 1879,
And until further notice. the Distinguished Trage-
ME. JOSEPH PROCTOR,
Who, assisted by
MAY AVILLE
And an entire New yin appear in his
TIE RED POCKET BOOK.
Maurice. PROCTOR
TIE RED POCKET BOOK.
TIRE eREkT TT SHIP SCENE,
wonde rfully realistic and mechanical effect; the
entire stage living ocean; mOnstrous ship in
Ipesiened and patented by G. Hinckley, Of San
ACT
TIE SHOT-TaE CARAVAN.
lh~ SArAf Red PSCkET B66k. "hhh-ihh
IN preparation-ElCk OF THE WOODS.
COzniBg-THE LINGARDs. NIL
WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w Elerenh ST., south Of Pennsylvania avenue.
CUB BEST EFFORTS BROUGHT INTO PLAY.
CHALLENGE VARIETY COMPANY OF TIE
WUBLD.
a YASTAND UNPRECEpENTED GOMEZ
MILTON or FNCELL ENCES.
TEE GBEAT ENGLISH BALLAD OPERA
A mammoth urdertakins, but a prelude to con-
tIDuOCs host OF attractive novelties.
THE GREAT SAPPHO TROUPE,
Aud an Avalanche of Wonderful Sensations.
The greatest, best, most pleasurable, and gest
entertainment ever in a Variety Thoater.
sTUPENDQUS BILL OF UNMARRIED AT.
fractions AND DELIGHTS.
MILE DE GRANVILLE,
The Woman with the Jaw Of Iron.
DENTAL PHENOMENON
FAIRY, THE INFANT VENUS.
TONY HARVEY, the i'm personation OF Negroisn
HAWLEY BBOTHERS, Song and Dance Dromios
FRANK HOWE, the Comic Dutc hman.
A NEW AND EXCFLsIOB COMPANY. NIL
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TRIAL OF JEssE UPPERCUH.-The case Of
Jesse Uppercue, indicted for the murder of
Mrs. Amelia Wheat, will be called for trial in
the criminal court on Monday next, November
1S&h.-Bolt. Sun.
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THANKsGIyIN8 IN MARYLAND. Governor
Whyte has issued HIS proclamation appointing
Thursday, the 2sth instant, to be observed as q
day OF Thanksgiving and prayer. The President
OF theUnited States had previously designated
the same day for the same purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-12

LIEUTENANT GENERAL SHERIDAN arrived
here this MOI ming from Philadelphia.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY RICHARDSON re-
turned here this morning from New York. He
was in consultation with leading financial men
in that city yesterday and found them very
hopeful. They anticipate no panic from the
Boston fire. or that it will seriously atfe ct the
business of the country.
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LADIES GOODS.
IMFOBTANT no LADIES.

INPOBTANT TO LADIES.
desire to izfOrm the lad -s that by new process
an nov stle TO set all sS=lSiBgs ct hair, D. the
ssmeas If they had been cut N the head, thus
ayObii. the tsnsl ne Of tle hair a. formerly. Al
lac les having GOEBIkG 70 be made NJ In the diff
feTent Styles will please give me call and satisfy
then 5elyeS. u. PHtLtPPi,
Tl0 MARKET SPACE,
D2et between 7th and 9Th streets.
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PKRsosALs.-The Argentine Minister and his
family leave the city tomorrow morning for
New York en- route to Europe. Their loss will
be greatly felt in Washington society this win
ter. '...'' Mr.. Brassey, member of parliament
from Hastings, England, who arrived here in
his steam yacht, Low lying Of the hayward,
was introduced TO the President this morning
by Secretary Fish. Mr.. Brassey is accompanied
by his wife. 49," Hons. a. q. Harmer, Ulysses
Mercur, OF Penn, and Gen. August V. Krantz,
=. 5. Army, are at the Ebbitt House. ..."Gen
Henry II. bingham, of Philadelphia, is at Will
lard's. $685. MIR. Justice Miller, of the United
States Supreme Court, delivered the opening
lecture before the law school OF the University
OF Georgetown last night. '''." Messrs. Nabes-
hima, Hpra and Muta, from Japan arrived at
WoTmley's hotel yesterday. MIR j. G. j.
r. kodama, the young Japanese law aud
theological student in this city, will graduate in
both professions in January, and in February
ne sails Tor Japan TO act as missionary, and at
the same time TO fill some important position
under his government. wv. y. Avery, Esq,
chief of the appointment bureau, internal
revenue Office, has returned from his ives tern
trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-12

Ferry Hasty, Of SacO. committed suicide at the
Portland police station In d aine Saturday
afternoon by swallowing portion OF his shirt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-12

a WEDDING DAY TRAGRDY.-In st. Peters
church, Dublin, the other day, a bridal party
COMPOSED OF members of some OF the best circles
bridegroom-Mr. Hubert de Burgh, a young
barrister. messenger was sent TO his house.
and it was found that, after arraying himself
carefully for the ceremony, he had 90 e back 10
his room and cut his throat with a razor The
wound is not likely to be fatal; but the distress
OF all concerned in the matter is intense especi-
ally as family disagreements with respect 10 The
match are understood to have prompted the
strangely ill-tined act.
A MILL SFoppEp nY FELs-Tast uesk O
most remarkable stoppage of a mill by eels
clogging the wheel occurred at Hundley's mill
below Spring Hill, in this country. The mill
stopped, and the miller, upon searching out the
cause, found the wheel was clogged by cells to
the quantity of several bushels, which had got
ten into IL and stopped il from turning. 1t was
cleaned out and was clogged times again
during the day. Some Of the cells were two or
three feet long.-Stasnfon Vd.) Vindieator.
SUICIDE N FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.-William
Fuller, resident OF Fairfax county, Va, com
mitted suicide BY shooting himself through the
head, on Thursday, at his residence He was
GINA with the United States army, where he re-
NAMED during the war. He had been an invalid
.or long time with an abscess in his back. An
of suicide, and further found that deceased was
OF sound mind at the time.
The sHxrAnpoAH VALLEY RAILROAD CON-
PASY are about to place under construction the
second division Of their road. The division
embraces the line thrDsgh the counties of War
rem and Page, the graduation Of which, how
ever, through Warren county was completed
nearly two years ago by the Central Improve
ment company, and but fifteen miles Of work is
required to reach Luray.
SIt is now fashionable for brides to dress In
colors.
ga Miss Virginia Gabriel has just finished
. cantata on Longfe lows "Evangeline."
SOH Exchange lie the last name for bar
room. Fusil Is the oil referred 70.
~The tragedian Macresdy is said to be
incuraely affected with the softening Of the
BRAIN
gave . Rondout y.ung lady eight pounds Of
heeh.
~Mrs. Johanna Sims, of Bryan county, Ga,
recently died in two hours from the bite Of o
rattlespake.
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THE TRIAL OF J.. n. Fewell for the murder Of
y. r. Clark Is still in progress at Brentsyile,
Va. The testimony is all in, and counsel are
now arguing the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-12

Boston womsn speaks OF her husband as
ner ESQ 0 darling, that being the amount OF his
life policy.
- Veterinary surgeons smoke fifteen cent
cigaS and wear beautiful snuff-colored plush
oyereoats since the epizootic come 20 help them
- In New York yesterday james Lamb was
sent 20 Sing Sing for four years, for the man
slaughter Of Marx Mcdonald.
ga young lady adyertises in q London
paper, over the signature OF Grace OF God,
onering her services a. amsnuensis 10 bed
ridden women.
~Mrs. Marsette, of winneshiek county. Ia.,
gets hve years in the penitentisry (anless
pardoned out) for the brutal treatment Of q
step-daughtsr.
o0"Sunset" Cox ran some eight THOUSAND or
ten thousand ahead OF his ticket for Congress-
man st large from thi state, aud jet he
couldn't shine.n
Tine Providence Journal asks, "Is 10 the
greatest Presidential vlctory?'' ana zfter q
column or more OF historical statistics comes to
the conclusion that 10 is.
~The coroner's Jury w Brooklyn. IN ths
case Of Mrs. Van Syckel found fhaf she died
from poison, given her I'm tea by her ashland,
John Van Syckel.
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Here's the way Watterson, OF the Louisville
CourierJorrndl, dscourses on the late election.
We don't understand his illustrations ourselves,
but a friend of ours from out west who INDUCES
occasionally in little game of poker laughed
over them good deal, and SO we print them for
the benefit OF those OF our readers who NAV be
wiser than we:
"We seem to have struck one of those streaks
of bad luck which sometimes overshadow the
fottnhes of the most skilifG. and deserving. No
matter what we hold, the radicals have Just
enough TO beat it. New Jerseys two little pair
turn out neither more nor less than Mssouri's
three little aces. We thought we had full hand
in Tennessee and hush, at least, in Alabama
and so we did hsve-but the show down proves
them to be not worth a cent. The raise we made
on Indiana cost us all we had won and a little
more beside. We had slipped Virginia in our
sleeve and bid Arkansas under the table. But
it's no use. They beat US holding, beat US draw
lug, and beat us playing. 1t is evidently not our
moon. We had sickly hope that by hanging on
things might brighten But the news this morn
ing is no better in one sense and considerably
worse in another. The best we can do is TO iumn
the game and try our luck some other time.
Partner, they'vegot u.s."
Loss OF STEAMSHIP AND TwEsrY-THRER
Llvks.-The steamship Mauritius has been
Scotland, and twenty-three of the persons on
board were drowned. This may be either the
ship Mauritius which cleared from Glasgow the
latter part Of October for Demerara or the
steamship Of that name belonging to Dublin.
REV. o. B. FRorHINsHAN preached in New
York Sunday upon "Visions of Judgment"
He said that our people have lost all fear of hell
The threat OF public whipping would check
the numbers of drunkards and prostitutes much
more efiectually than the popular preaching
about eternal punishment ever has.
ARREST OF THE MAYOR OF MIMpHIs.-The
criminal court of Memphis has begun on the
gambling houses, and number OF proprietors
and players have been arrested. The mayor of
the city has also been arrested for violating the
gambling laws by issuing licenses to the honses.
TBANKsGIyINs IN MARYLAED.-G Governor
Whyte has issued his proclamation appointing
Thursday, the 2sth instant, to be observed as q
day OF Thanksgiving and prayer. The President
oftheUnited States had previously designated
the same day for the same purpose.
TRIAL OF JEssE UPPERCUR.-The case of
Jesse Uppercue, indicted for the murder of
Mrs. Amelia Wheat, will be called for trial in
the criminal court on Monday next, November
1Sth.-Balt. Sun.
NEW METHOD OF COMMITTING SuICrDR.-
Perry Hasty, of SacO. committed suicide at the
Portland police station in Maine Saturday
afternoon by swallowing portion OF his shirt.
TIE TRIAL OF l.. N. Fewell for the murder Of
j. r. Clark Is still in progress at Brentsville,
va. The testimony is all in, and counsel are
now arguing the case.
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FRIDAY EysNING. November I5rH,
I Il . ID CO y G Z r T.
MONDAY EVENING, November 18th,
5 f e o y ID A y ID l. AS L CON q f X L.
The following celebrated Soloists will appear:
NIB GEORGE L. OSGOOD,
The yoUpg American Tenor. His first appearance.
NIB. BERNHARD LISTEMANN,
The celebrated ViOlinist. Together with the
CENTRALIZED ORCHESTRA.
PRICE OF ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR.
..
The sale OF reserved seats AMI tickets will com.
meDoe On TUESDAY MORNING, November l2th
also be had.
Doors OpeE at "a. To commence ats
SteinWsy & Sons Pianos used at all The
Thomas Concerts. MS
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HOMICIDE IN NIRGINIA.-A distressing homi-
eide occurred At MsrshsIls distillery in the
upper end OF Albemsrle county, Va, on the 3Ist
ult., In which the victim was the uncle OF tha
Young man who committed the horrible deed.
ID. w. Via and bis uncle, q Mr.. L. Shidet were
at M arshailf Still h0use. dispute arose about
some land, when Wa picked mp q dogwood fork
him-vhether instantly or not, Il IL not known.
Via fed, and nothing has been heard Of him
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fine Old Eye whisky.

SPECI.AL NOTICES.
Fine Old Eye whisky.
WARRANTED PERFECTLY PURE.
FGR MEDICINAL AND FAMILY USE.
LARGE BOTTLES, 81 PEB BOTTLE;
or SIS FEE GALLON.
kIso,an kinds efCALIrnRNI v IEEs,1ac; snd
s per britle: FORT, ASGEI lCs- MUSCArEL,
SHERRT, HOCk and CLARET, Also, KELLY 5
ISLAND CAIAWBA.
Those Wines are very Superior, aid Just as repre-
eeLLed.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
nci-:r Second aud street., N. w.
A Cord.
A ClerFy man, while residing IN South America,
missionary, discovered n safe and Elm pie remedy
for tRe care of Nervous WeskBess, Early Decay,
Disease OF the Urinary aud Seminal Organs, and thr
hole train Of disorle brought On by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured b.
tins noble remedy. Prom pted by desire TO benefit
the afflicted SPA unfortunate, Will send the recipe
Ter preparing and using this medicine, in se1ie1
envelope. to any one who needs II. Free Of Ch1rEs.
Address, JOSEPH r. lHMaN
Station u, Bible House,
nar2e1y New York City.
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Instantly killed.
MEETING OF THE FRENCH Assembly,

AhEEfise " Thk FRENCH ASsaNRTT-
Caucus q Republican Msmbers.-The iiourned
session OF the national assembly OF France
opened at Versailles yesterday Afternoon. Tn,
attendance was unusually full, nearly an the
members seats being occupied. Inc Dac
o'Aumale, Prince de JOinville, Rouher, Gam
BETA and other party leaders were present
shortly after the opening of the session Pres-
Gent Theirs entered the chamber aud vas re-
ceiyed with cheers A caucus OF the republican
deputies OF the party OF the left in the assembly
was held at Nersailles. An expression Of opinion
was made, from which II appears that there Las
been q steady growth OF republicanism among
TIE people OF all the departments while the
projects and magistrates have become more
aid more unctUred with anti-republicauism.
The deputies resolved 10 wait on NJ. Theirs and
acQusint him with the condition of Affairs ana
request such Official action as will bring the
people and their Official representatives into
closer Relationship.
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REV. o. B. FRorHINeHA AM preached in New
York Sunday upon "Visions of Judgment"
He said that our people have lost all fear of hell
The threat OF public whipping would check
more effectually than the popular preaching
about etel nal pupishment ever has
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ARREST OF THE MAYOR OF MRMPHIs.-The
criminal court of Memphis has begun on the
gambling houses. and number OF proprietors
and players have been arrested. The mayor of
the city has also been arrested for violating the
gambling laws BY issuing licenses to the honses.
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Pennsylyania Constitutions Couveu-

HARRISBURG, Nov. IA caucus of delegates
20 The constitutional convention this morning
-eiected VIM. N. Meredith az president The
convention meets for the election Of oficerF
this afternoon.
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Mr.. Mccormick Re elected DELIBERATE
from y FfxOma.

sac DIHGo, CAL, Nov. I.-R. G. McCor-
mich has been reelected delegate from Arizona
without opposition.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDRSr.-The
President this morning appointed James T.
Earle centennial commissioner from the state of
Maryland, vice VIM. Prescott Smith, deceased;
James L. Durham postmaster at Bridge port,
Conn. VIM. Patrick, to be U. s. attorney for
the Eastern district of Missouri, vice G. II.
Krum, who has recently been elected judge in
Z th at district,
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Military CHARTERED i'm Old South
Church

Detachments of the LIST and % regiments are
quartered in the Old South Church. Thus
church has not been thus used since British Off
GERS quartered there in the revolution $50 years
ago. Six men were arrested this morning In the
northern part OF the city, caught in the act OF
firing buildings by kindling bOntTes in the rear
part. The streets are pstroled by military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-12

LARGE BOTTLES, 81 PEB BOTTLE;
or SIS PEE GALLON.
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Ten Thousand Poor Girls out of Em-
vlIOymeut

BosroN, Nov. f2.-The Herald says: Among
the sad sights witnessed were those OF young.
plainly clad girls standing upon the streets
adjacent to the burning acres, with piteous
EXPLANATIONS and bitter tears at seeing the
places where a few hours before they we're
earning by hard work their daily bread. RACED
10 the ground. 1t is estimated that nearly 10 900
Of these unfortunate girls are thus thrown out
of employment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-12

The SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yester-
day partially heard the claim OF Mrs. Sophia q.
Snyder, of Georgetown, d. c., for fifteen hum
dred bushels of corn, taken by the Union army
in Alabama, and the claim of Mr.. james w.
IRWIN, of this city, for about -, 500 worth Of
fencing, timber and wood taken from his farm
near Berryville, Va. Admiral RadfOrd AMI
General Schriver were examined as witnesses in
the case OF Mrs. SNYDER.
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An Incendiary Hanged by the Cit.
Thirty Lives Lost.

Three men were buried under falling wall
on Washington street, leaving their heads only
visible. Efforts made 10 rescue them from their
herrible position were unavai.ing, and in a few
moments afterwards the remainder OF the wall
feil, crushing them and burying them out OF
sight. Ii II known that thirty lives have been
ICcs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-12

The UNITED STATES CENTENNIAL COMMITS.
SION appointed by the President Messrs. James
4. Dexter and Lawrence A. Gobright being the
commissioners for the District of Columbia)
have issued an address to the people OF the
United states, asking their cooperation in
properly celebrating the one hundredth ami
versary of American independence at Philadel-
phia on the Fourth OF July, 1876. The address
says the character of the celebration will be
international. Europe will display her arts
and manufactures, India her curious fabrics.
while newly-opened China and Japan will Law
rare the treasures which for centuries their
ingenious people have been perfecting. Each
land will compete in generous rivalry for the
palm OF superior excellence" The commits
sloners earnestly urge the formation in each
state and territory of A Centennial Organize alton
which shall, in time, see that county associations
are formed, the object being the buviag the
stock OF the enterprise, amounting to 81 900 600
and which Congress has provided shall be raised
by stock subscriptions.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associates Press Reports.
AFTER THE FIRE.
BOSTON TO-DAY.
Thirty Lives Lost by the Fire.
Digging for the COrpseS.
A Suspected Thief shot by the Mill
tary.
An Inoendiary Hanged by the CItI-
zeus.
Confidence Restored i'm Business
Circles.
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
shOt by The Gnard.

Confidence Restored i'm Business
Circles.
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~store orer until e p m and on Saturday until
II p. m, 10 accommodate those who have no tins
20 purchase darIrg the day. szAtr