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DIssoLyGNG VIEW OF A RAsCAL.--The citi-
Zens Of Maroa, H., were neatly swindled last
Friday evening by fellow named Frank How
ard, who pretended TO be the advance agent of
Prof. Mitchelfs dissOlving view show. He ad-
vertised the grand exhibition, hired a brass
band, induced large crowd to assemble in the
hall, pocketed the admission fees, and then
went after the professor, )" who was unaccount-
ably delayed at his hotel After waiting about
half an hour the audience, the brass baEd and
everybody began to realize the sell.
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month ago. Areguisition for their rendition
IS to be made on the Governor of Missouri.
sxSeveraI Jesuite Ief, pome ,as,ar,,r 60,
tbe United States 1''
srTno y,oor,ta HAM; A.. f,,,...,. A,
-, I Ie rtoos. lieI i NC Ouavsnnes ana tae
baroo ue Ninoy nave Deen arrested IN Paris as
CON
Many of the ice-carts have hauled of, and
,ner uIVels nave Deen alsc geo, their serve
Ice Deing no longer required.
@-A splendid gold cross, presented to Miss
Lulu wilkinson as a testimonial OF her devotion
to the sufferers IL Memphis was stolen from her
last night on the eve Of her departure from th at
city.
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THE COURTS.

POLICE COURT, JKdge SHsIl-To.day, VIM
acHson, charged with larceny Of pair Of boots:
SIS and costs, or 80 days IN Jail
PUNISHMENT OF A RUFFIANLY WOMAN wHIPPER
Charles A, Smith, Chart ed with assault aud bat
terry on Anna Robinson. Charles il a coach maker
by trade, and has been sort Of protector to Anna
who calls him her man, and Of nate he has been ieaI-
Gus OF Al ma, and has assaulted her several times
rece ntiy hren king her ATM nd yesterday he
heT Gown with the spoke OF carriage wheel aud
Nina e stlhed that had II not been for her bar =
switch he would have ent her TO kipgigIn com,
As &c on as she had recovered sufficiently sne put on
hcr shawl 10 80 for a Narrant, Smith in the mean
time threatening to XIII her If she did This iI Of
deter Anna, AID on her return Smith caught no a
billet Of wood and knocked her d ,wn with a single
Blow aid az her teaTfully about the head and face
splitting her Lip and bruising her generally. ~
Judge senteuced him to six months = Inc
ing that D. T~1hs who an-' - mt, rem ark
protection are n. .-tIr1 70 ihe Police Uuurt for
I'm. o'''' O."
ALL SORTS.
VIM. Thomas assault and battery Henry Dor
sey, cOlored. This was a Fighting alley case, and
the assault was very brutal one, aud showed a
muIderuuS Opposition; six months in jail. Edward
Reed, small boy, charged with stealing a hat from
the hall OF gentleman; reform school. Timothy
Horn, assault ana battery on William Haskins; 4 J.
1llda Richardson and Mary Moriarty. profane; So
each. William Thomas and C9rnelius Goodrich
carrying TaZOrs; IS each. Wiians-M ullen, viola.
tiOn Of hack law; SO Tobias Powell, assault and
battery Mary Powell, cOlOrsd who destined IN AZ
her bus band got mad and took her his knees
and "spsuEed her dreadful: fined : TO- Rose Al
ans, rro.ana in the streets; So.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

TOTAL. l2oe0 GIFTS, ALL CASH,
amounting ton. .......... .. al go OOO
The distribution will be positive whether all the
tickets are sold not and the IL gifts all paid in
proportion TO the tickets sold-al unsold tickets
beng destroy as at the First and Second Concerts
and not represented in the drawing
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, $50 90; Halves. SIS 90; Tenths, or
each coupon, $500; Eleven Whole Tickets for
$50 co. 221s Tickets for 900 co. us Whole Tickets
for 5000 co. 227 Whole Tickets for 8 le 900 90. No
time.
The unparalleled success Of the Third Gift Concert
Second makes IL only necessary to announce the
Fourth to insure the prompt sale Of every ticket
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted in all its
details ike the Third. and full particulars may be
Learned from circulars which will be sent free from
this office to all may apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders accom-.
panied by money promptly filled, Liberal terms
given to those W no buy TO sell again.
fh0S. z. BRAMLETTK.
Agt. Publ. Libr. Ky. and Manager Gift Concert.
6uR23- WAS srn 49,
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS.
UNSURPASSED VARIETY.
EVERY ARTICLE OFFERED BARGAIN.

Ladies Garments, well made, superior Cotton, con
Skirts, Gowns, Drawers, Merino Vests and Pants,
Gents N srino Shirt. and Drawers, o. each.
Children's fancy Wool Hose, extra long, 4 pair
children; Striped heavy Cotton Hose, extra long,
Ladies heavy IrOn-frsme Hose, extra long, pair
Ditto, extra fine, 2 pair for 81.
Gents heavy British Half Hose, pair for Al,
Ribbed wool 1shakerl half hose, patr for 81.
Ladies and Dents plaid and Windsor Scarfs, 80
Gspts ierr-p ply very fine linen. reversible ouns 5
H;pds Ss e. Lee Tides round 'va and square,
white Piq9s ana Scarlet embroidered roils.
SSa E.i1 sG,, nss 4 s. o.h Frames, 81
sxlo square Walnut ditto, 90 cents.
The handsomest and largest assortment OF
Chromo., ever offered, ct q each. ~
Haif BrSshss & &c. soc. and 81.
Zine Rubber Dreesng Combs, soc. and 80;
-Four piece good Toilet sSsp, e cents.
6s sss.e e. "a HP aiss. e: e. and
ssichsi., Is:Ests, Wsrfstsnds, o., ct o.
esnSi1s Jean Maria is Sd Cologne, a. H.. go
ana kns sS q THOUSAND oEHEs ARTICLES,
CHEAP,
AT
9ILvERB1RQ
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR srORg.
sl2 sEvEHTH sTRllr,
octlAw NsAs PENNSYLVANIA Avsxv3
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Mr.. Editor, Nearly fortnight since paid for
the removal of night soil from my premises,
since which time nothing has been heard from
stir up those who run with the new "txens5,,
or we shall be obliged TO move the house to a
new lot. 91S EAST CAPITOL STREET
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AIDES MERINO yEsTs-In Low Nacl .ns
81 ssaort Sleeves, sl.s7, s2, S2.I3, $40,
81 in PSI sssk and short Sleeves, at so, s2Is,
$3.50, 81 rs, So -, sS,sS2O. s7'
LOCKWOOD, HtFTY A TAYLOR.
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DISTRESSING AFFAIR IN THE woops.-Johu
Bennett was accidentally killed by his brother
at Pepin, Wis, last Tuesday. The two men
were following trail through the woods when
the hammer of a brothers guu caught in e limb
discharging the gun, and deposting three buck
shot in Johns head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-01

CONTEMPT OF JAIL.-Batavia, ILL.,, has re-
Gently erected city jail. The first prisoner
Tom Bird-was man who helped to build il
Bird showed his immediate contempt of the in
stitution by taking bedpost last Saturday
night and punching a hole in the side of the
building and coming out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-01

INTERESTING Masonic DRCIsIoN.-Grand
Master John NJ Price, OF the Masonic order OF
Kansas, has decided "that Master Mason who
keeps dram shop should be suspended or ex-
PEELED, and a saloon keeper is not a suitable
person for the degrees"
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ADiIs GHnMIsLs, DRAWERS, SKIRTS
ana NIGHT DRESSES, o large assortment on
sizes AND sty lee, ~ prices much lower than ady
can purchase the material and have the garmerfs
lockwood, HUFTY a TAYLoRs.
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AIDES MERINo DRAwERs-In oualieie. 10
= pateh the Vests, a. 81 95, s2O5. s2Is.
81 20, s. 40, 81 81 os g sac ss.oo' sa.'5' sS'
LoCKWOoD, HUFTY a TAYLOR
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CASHMERE JACKETS, TALMAs and mn
tSimmsa a. :, All prices, AID very hssdsoneI,
LOCKWOOD. hurry q rAYLoRs
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EOw 1T WAS STOLEN AND HOW IT WAS REcov-


Erred.
Joseph zurich, young Italian peanut ven
der, who has over and over again been before
the police court on charges Of theft and served
ont several terms IN the county Jail, was ar
raigned before Judge Smell this morning
charged with the larceny of a valuable meeT-
sehaum pipe from General Albert Pike It an
pears that during the absence of the General
from his lodgings this vendeT Of roasted chest
nuts sneaked ia and carried away several arsi-
cles, and among them this pipe The Genera!
missed II and shortly Afterwards complained to
police headquarters. Detectives COOmeS, after
diligent search recovered II AZ what il known
~ fence place where stolen goods are
put ny IN pawn, and took ZSrich into custody.
At police headquarters this morning Zurich
begged Of the owner 10 ''let Hp on him " but the
general, who Is prOyerbially charitable, hal
been touched in a tender point. This pipe he
had purchased m Paris at a cost Of 900 francs:
u had won the gold medal at the Paris EXPOSE
ton for its extraordinary beauty, being Of verv
large size, and deliberately carved WITT a rep.
Itsentatl0n OF a deer chase, with hunters aud
bounds. and he declined to interfere. Zurich
Plf AIDED guilty aud was committed to Jail for ac-
uon o. the grand jury, and the pipe was returned
70 the owner
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IN kDINGoTEs-A large assortment, At ~ An
H %, SIl 80, sI4 81. SD. SISis staV
LOCKWOOD. HUfTY a TAYLoRssi
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nkEss MAEING.-LoOKwooD. HUFrY A
y TAYLOR having a the head 81 their DREss-

nKEss MAEING.-LOOKwoOD. HUFTY Al
y TAYLOR having q the head 81 their DREss-
MAk1NG DEPARTMENT IN accom- plixbed ana
talented modesto announce that they will continue
70 give special attention 60 Dreesmakfng IN All 10
branches, guaranteeing koosons a. MalerlaI a..
1fininatas, with perfect ftlins Garmenfs
Having largely Increased their facilities In this de
partDent. they are now Furnishing Dresses 81 4 MsSs
Lass Coa than the price Of imported earmsnts while
for style they ssaosteflV egsal 70 IA Gass az
Parfsiaa agdHEfarfase.
All orders delivered prompt af The time spe-
cfhtd, and prices are excetdinRly reasonable,
MOURNING orders At ths shortest psssible
EyHRI la lY IS INVITED TO CALL AND
II examine LOCKWOOD, HCTfT TAYLOR
Pshsssiv~nis avenue. sssvsss ssh and IN strssss.
VI Dev goods received this week, al
octls-tr LOCKWOOD, HufTY fAYLoRg
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Horrible Casualty.

THREE CHILDREN BURNED To DEATH At
EoSsLNN, NEAR GEORGETOWN.
AhOut noon to-day three small colOred chill
dTen were burned 10 death in a small frame
building near the Virginia end of the Aqueduet
bridge across the Potomac at Geor getown. The
father OF the children was at work at the coal
wharves in Georgetown, and their mother made
mp good fire in the stove, and started with her
husbands dinner, locking the children in the
house, the Oldest being about four years old
and the youngest an infant in the cradle. She
had barely got TO the coal wbarves when she saw
the house in flames, and ii was entirely DESTROY
ed, with the three children locked in Il. Our
informant failed TO ascertain the name OF the
unfortunate family.
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EhsSLisH WALKING yACKErs-In RIus
sIs.as,k s ied J ssrosns a, ss SIT SO, $3.50
$3.50, $50; gag, s24s s2s Is, sie'''
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY a TAYLoRy.
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InIIiAL hAkDkERCHIEFs A large s,,~l,
a. can De constantly found, Of all letters and az.
LOCKWOOD, HUFrY a TAYLoRs
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CBEMIsETTs IL NEW AND STYLISH PAT.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTT a TAYLoR.s
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Condensed Locals


The Crimina. Coart will resume It's June term
on Monday.
IL II stated that a large iron roilIrg mill il to
be erected at GissbOrO Point.
Rev. Father keaBe, Of st. Patrick's Church
returned to Washington last evening from his
European tour
Mount Vernon x. A. Chapter, No. 3, r. A.
NJ, at their last stated cOnvOcation appro-
pIiated SO for the Memphis sufferers.
The NuHdag XOTHtEg GGsefte to- morrow will
be especially attractive in its rich and racy con-
tents, and should be read by everybody and his
hue.
Prof r. II. Greener, formerly principal of the
soioTed high school in this city, has been elected
professor Of mental and moral philosophy in the
University of North Carolina.
The cases against Judge j. W. Wright
against whom about twenty-eight indictments
On charges for forgery have been fonnd in our
Criminal Court will not be called I'D until the
December term OF the court.
The Epi>copslians OF the northeastern see
ton Of the city have secured a building site at
the Intersection of Maryland avenue and sth
and " streets northeast, on which to erect a
new church edihCe.
The improved mode of raising ire ladders
patented by Chief Engineer CrOnin, OF the
Washington Fire Department. has been photo
eraphCd BY Mr.. Bell OF this city. and copies of
the views will he sent to the fire departments OF
ether cities for their inspection with a view to
adoption OF the improve meut elsewhere.
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tFhNCf HANDKERCHIEFs FOR LADIES
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR's.
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ENGLISH E1s AID aSpr GER BALBRIGGas HOSE

RELow SEE PRICE LIST OF soNt Oh rgr
regular numbers constantly on hand
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623 Pepnsyiv ania Avenue,

FALL 1873.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY L. TAYLOR.
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURES
LADIES', CRIlDHtNs asD eesrlExEss
FINE
FUR.'TsHLrG GOODs.
e2s PENSH avs, Bar. err ANpsms
NEW GOODS FOR LADIES.
ts sp ~ AZ ND GLOVES, H. =, and button,
LocKwooD, HUFrr rAYLoKs
Ii tsGa,EI dS ssrth6s ANIL GLOVES, s..uda
Sie 'Ie only agents in Washington
/ .. a m 4 = us + SEAMLESS KID GLovE,Ia
LOCKWOOD, HUFTr TAYLOR, ImPort.r.
~ soTTHE NEW SHADES IN sCaRFs AND
" ~ sAalrs nave ms been received bV
ONh"OoD' hUtTl a TAYLOR
SSyth,RIfE w nktSoKERoHIEFs FOR LADIES
LOCKWOOD, RUFTT a TArLoE.
X ESANn ALARGE VARIETY oFNEv
~ q - ~ Nh MEAR FpR iADIES Al
LOCKWOOD, HUFTN A TalLnR1s
I sahPEs . SSht Ts AkP SLEEVES ~ NEW
LOCKWOOD, HUFTT a TiILoRs.
{ BTknsisETTs IN NEW AND STYLISH PAT.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTT TAYLoR,s.
HEMsTITcHEp HaSDKEECHIEFs-ver
LOCKWOOD, I nifty itaFiR y 4 F1r, sYIo,Ks
kITiAL hAsDKERCHIEFs- A large STOCK
titles, at u III ie''e'' ana ava
LOCKWOOD, HUFrY TAYLoRs.
t'hSNCY HANDkERCHIEFs FOR LADIES
Ne" sssoftfnent gusi received
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR's.
L ADlkS, HOSlERH-The largest An A has, s4,.l.
- south OF New furk-can be fOuud Al
LOCKWOOD, HCFTY 4 TAYLOR's
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X JSHEs AND ALARGE VARIETY or NF,,s
~ 81 Z b OH NICK NEAR rod ANS "
LOCKWOOD, HUFTH a TAlL0Es
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AT FAIR PRICES.
Just received large assortment of
ENGLISH BODY BRUssELs,
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE
PLY AND INGRAM CARPETS,
OIL-CL0THS, &c,
bought of a bankrupt house in Now York which
We offer at lie SIS than wholesale prices.
Now is your chance to buy cheap at the
&. D. ID. CARPET HOUSE.
904 SEVENTH STREET,
Between and X, next door to Strasburger Bros
BOOT and Shoe Store. oct25 I'm
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1T is NO WONDER that inyalids lose faith in
all specihcs, when so many worthless medicines
are advertised for the cure Of various diseases;
but which. when tried, are found wanting"
we nave yet to learn. however, of the first fail
ure OF Or. ViStdr's Bdlsdm IF Wild cherry, to
cure coughs, colds. and pnlmonary disease. g
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('oLLhRs, CUFFS, AND SLEEVES IN NEW
y SHAPES md MATERIAL, arr Gins datIY- ~
LOCKWOOD, HCFTY TIYLoRs
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n EAL ESTTATE RikESI9KY OF fHk

Il GiTY OF RAsHiEGToH. of ThA
eePa , p!sts for ss:h square on scale Of my
and WITH date ana same e. eos
s sslIss verified BY Mm: Forsyth, ESQ, City
Improvements in each lot, and adescription Of the
building material thereof, with the location Of IRE
srty To Be published for subscribers only in iemi.
weekly numbers not TO exceed fifty, each contain.
ing twenty-four squares.
wAsHISsToS, d. O., September IL, 1873.
The public and those desiring such O work are
sSa T. hs
70 exssaine and supervise the publication Of what is
and they may be assured Of the Correctness ~ eas
separate square and lot part Of lot and subdivision
WILLIAM FORSYTH,
Surveyor OF the District Of Columbia.
II, also have agSsed to examine the statistical
cation that the inform alton in them viii be cor
rect and in conformity with the Numerical BOOK
'n0 ''n'r '''' %ih L spi MSRGAs Ia, Clerk
are thoroqshly satisfied to the facilities and abI
y 81 Col FsehsE to prepare spch mRes Estate Di.
liable and Of value g the public generally: We
ana all Tf4Ca if' fo% Resl Estate Brokers.
subseEfptions and orders will be received ct the
4. 3; P.A.r Sow, toI 9th street northwest.
X nss ss :GT
ulyanis avenue, opposite the o. 8. Treasury,
Sample numbers may be seen at either Of these
offices and prospectus will be Forwarded upon ap-
plication to any address q may be desired.
As IL q contemplated to commence issue on or
about October LIT, early orders are solicited and
rict compliance 70 promises madein the prospectus
: . .,',.sa, EE;tEzA4 = ,..,,.,,,
DAPER WAREHO USE,
SOS STREET.
IANHO1 FLAT PAPER,
STRAW ROARD,
WHIPPING PAPER,
PAPER BAGS AND TWINE. octl-tr
(yUNs. GUNS.
PBAB0DY,S,
mo. 6Ys LOUISIANA AvKNuRJ
sine oaiy house In the city that makes speciality
GUNS, TIsHIH0 TACKLE, AND sPoRrIHe
ang1sm ~N9N OF BIG ON.
THE NEW NATIONAL MARKRT.
FRESH, SALT and sMoKRD MpArs Of nj,
kinds and Of the bet quality, furnished IN =
T1Uffs snd vIdITz1iiS In their
s:S Sen e 4 ~ iHs'Es ss'
GIN1RAL 1NPL0fGfNT 0FTfCI-711s-.
es sffSSy s sssS Tsss IN
ssrsss. estxssn n strssts, Vhsrs their ordsrs
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GRANDEsT SCHEME EVER KNOWN
Fourth Grand GIFT Concert
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY Of KENTUCKY,
$4,000 CASH GIFTS sI,s0O,O0O.
Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gift.
$3.50 900 POR $50

O~SS,oOo run ooO-
The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized BY
special act of the Legislature for the benefit of the
PUBIC Library OF Kentucky, will take place in
Pablo Library Hall at Louisville, Ky,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1873.
Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold and one
hall OF these are intended for the European markets
thus leaving only $1,000 for sale in the United States
where loo zoo were disposed of for the Third Concert
The tickets are divided into ten coupons parts and
have on their back the scheme with q full explana
ton OF the mode of drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grandest must
cal display ever witnessed in this country, the
precodented SUM of
81 800, 600,
divided into 1900 cash gifts, will be distributed by
lot among the ticket holders. The numbers Of the
and ifs froy
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HANDKEECHIFFS -
- eholGe n anallty ana cheap IN price-st '
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLoR-s.
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Aplhs, HosIkRf-The largest aud best stoe,.
- south OF New furk-can De fOuud A.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY 4 TAYLOR's
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WILLETT & RUoFF invite an inspection OF
their Indies and Chidren's Furs. They have
Just opened their new goods with all the leading
novelties. 2
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u EADY-MADE pRKssrs
- BLACK ALPACA DRESSES
,Irge stock lusi received. At the fasw ipg rrios
sis SO, 81 ~ ST. "a. Sat-, si6s5
LOCKWOOD, HUETY TAYLoRs.
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SSIARE HANOKERoHIEFs FOR I.prr.,
- MIN kAR can be bad from
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY a TAYLOR.
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AFTER THE RING.-An Illinois grand jury
have indicted Tom Allen, Nike McCoole, Jack
Looney, and 9th er st. Louis roughs of the same
breed, for engaging in prize light in that state
a month ago. requisition for their rene ition
is to be made on the Governor of Missouri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-01
LOCAL NEWS.
Auu.esnenss, Ae., Tonight.

WdU's Opera H5Hfs-Last night OF Lydia
TlOmpsons tfOupe-"Biae Beard and the
sHeafhsn Chinee."
T1satcr CouiqEs. The great drama Of ssDTO-
loSo" and other attractions.
orehestEion music at No. iss Pennsylvania
avenue.
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II OMAECE OF OLD COURT LIFE ISFRANCE,
IL for sale at sHlLLINGT0N'S Bookstore.
Mind and BODY, TIE theories of their relation; BY
Alexander Balm. Manual OF Midwifery; BY DR. Karl
schroeder. Article II, a Romance from the French
Daughter Einor: Beilehood and Bondage; BY Mrs
Ann Stephens. The Master of GreyIands, a novel;
BY Mrs. Henry Wood Miss Mrs; BY WiIkis
Collins. Blanche seymour; By the author Of Erma's
Engsgement Nlas sAtonement, a novel; By Chris
don. Miriam Monfort: by the author Of Household
Douyerie. ChatterboX for 1873, illustrated with
wood engrsvings Of the highest class. Driven from
me The Path, 2 novel; edited By DR., Charles smart
Swartz. LOYAL Unto Death, a novel; three VOLUMES
IN one, complete. Ruth Maxwell; BY Lady Blake
ANpiafed; by the author Of Six Months Hence
penruddockei by amilton Aide. singleton: by
ChSries Reade. The Gross of Berney; or, Ireneis
Lovers; powerful and fascinating novel, trans
ington. "@0N-
Blank Book, Playing Cards. PAPER and rnvaI-
very lowest prices, for sale at '' - 'Ns
sHILLINGToH'S BOOKSTORE,
octSu corner "a st. and Penna. avenue
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tEh NATIONAL SAVINGS bANh, corner o;
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per CT.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, Q to (. Saturdays, Q TO 4 and
to & Rita l4t1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-01

The WASHINGTON CRY SAVINGS BANS
The prospects for placing Mr.. Ruff again in
charge of the Washington City Savings bank
continue favorable. About three-f0Urths of the
depositOrs have signed the agreement 70 this
effect. and In a few days enough will have
signed to Justify Mr.. Ruiz in taking charge.
The fact that few Of the depOsitOrS ObieCt 10
the arrangement will not prevent the cOnsum-
nation Of the plan agreed upon. Dissatisfied
depOsitors will have their redress At law. but
their action will not affect the status Of the
bank or the depOsitOrs who are willing that Mr..
Ruff shall again assume charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-01

NARROW EscAPE-Mr. s. e. Norris, a ear
penter who resides at No. 2Oii 10th street north
" w on . a, IRON se. s yes,erasy att.
thought Tor some time % be dead. He was car
Red 10 the ONCE Of DIR. Winter, who succeeded
In restoring him to consciousness, snd upon ex-
animation found that the bones of his shoulder
were broken, and he was otherwise severely in
jured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-01

CoRSe, ETC.-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and sufferers from corns,
bunions, club, or improving nails, vascular eX-
cascences, chllblans, or other ailments of the
feet lind quick relief at DR.. Whites establish
Treasury. N~' - o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-01

\ u TIE NEW SHADES IN SraRFs ann
DoNo toi Lafies have Insf been r.-lsfr,.s ~
LOCKWOOD, HUFTl a TsYLoR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-01

INTERESTING TO HoUsEKkEPERs-By refer
cree to our advertising columns, it will be seen
ttat MessTs- Wolford & Shilberg, OF the Arcade,
in tend making still greater reductions on ali
go. us In their establish me mt, commencing Mon
day, the 3ist. The selections IN patterns in car
pets Nre truly the most attractive ever eX-
hibitea in the market. Parties contempt sting
the purI base of carpets this sesson will do well
to call on the firm.