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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-18
Millinery! Millinery!
RAND PENlNG
....oF....
s p r. NC g 30 D s 4!

MFRS. j. D. HICKox, LONG AND FAVOR.
Nl ably known to the ladies' of Phoebe, has
Just returned from San Francisco with the iarg-
est and finest assortment Of Ladies' Dress Goods.
Hats, Bonnets and Dress Trimmings Of all kinds
ever brought to this city. Every article having
been carefully selected by herself, Mrs. Hickox
challenges competition from any artistic in Ps.
oche. Especial attention has been paid to the
selection OF ribbons of the most exquisite
shades. jei7.td
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Misffllan6ns.

TUESDAY EvEN'G, /. JUNE "a, 1879
Committee Of Arrangements,
@. r. Alexander, p II. Smith
Geo. Buckner, A. ]. Blair,
Samuel Irvine A. A. Young
Jas. +. Walk. Ed Cults,
NJ. W. Kales j. d. Shaw,
p. b. Miller
Invitation Committee:
Captain H. H. Day. A A. Young,
X. McAlpin, NJ. Hoffman,
d. L. Jones, p. b. Miller,
A. NJ. Polleys, Chas. A. Roussan.
J. @. Mcdonald JF Walk.
Jas. +. Hallock, Adolph Coin,
j II. Gray, 4. F. Morton,
Ed. Cults, Joe Opie.
BULLIosyuLE.
Ney Churchman, Thomas Pearson.
Andrew Fife. ED Turner
Colonel Z. Lane.
DRY VALLEY.
E. NJ. Crane. EN- W. Kuper.
AMADoR MILL.
J. II. Collier, j. NJ. Jones.
HIGHLAND.
David sutton. Geo. STANDARD.
Captain A. ID. Rock.
Reception Committee,
D. W. Cuts. DA. Fulks,
T.. J. Cullen, d. +. Mitchell,
II. Soils.
Floor Managers;
J. Il. James, NJ. W. Kales, d. K. Dickinson
Floor Director, -. A. j. Blair.
TICKETS, FIVE DOLLARS. jee.td
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delinquent Gaxes.

sI'o THE FoLLo WING NAMED DE-
i PENDANTS, ard to all claimants to the Real
Estate and improvements when assessed there
on, or improvements when assessed separately,
hereinafter described. known or unknown:
You are hereby notifed that suits have
been commenced before T. A. stoutenburgh,
Justice Of the Peace. in the Justices Court OF
the Township Of Phoebe, County Of Lincoln,
State of Nevada, by the State Of Nevada, Plain
tiff, against each Of the defendants hereinafter
named, and each of the following described
tracts or parcels of land. with the improyt-
ments when separately assessed. and all owners
OF or claimants to the same. known or unknown.
to recover the tax and delinquency assessed TO
said defendants against said property for tn,
fiscal year commencing on the first day Of Jsnn-
airy, A. ID. 1872, and ending on the 3lst day OF
December, A. ID. 1872, and that summons has
been duly issued in each case; and you are fur
ther notified that unless you appear and an
swer the complaint filed, ON or before the
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-18
25th Day Of June, 1913,

At IL o'clock N. of that day, judgment will be
taAon against you and the real estate and i'm
provements herein described, for the amounts
of tax and delinquency specihed, and costs Of
suit, tax and delinquency.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-18

At II o'clock M of that day, Judgment will b,
taken against you and the real estate and i'm
provements herein described, for the amounts
of tax and delinquency specified, and costs o
suit, tax and delinquency,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-18
Discipline vs. Disorder-A Su,
THE COuRTS

SPECIAL TENN, Judge HaiHPbrsyS.-To day
prr0Ssd crands sss. Wa.S1sson City ss0ns,
pns Base SrdsT 1 nj
sDdit"r with instra ,tinns. xasiy sgt Easily; order
reference of auditor Of executors sale.
last viii 81 JOSEPH admitted % Sayii the
and letters OF administration with will xed is
appointed admiDistrstrix Of Henry St. q. Wi.tar.
The will of the late Margaret Meem, beQueathins
G ssa sr s.s d AID
Meem. The will Of the lateB Edwin W Forteuey
John b. sieSs1. The viii Sf the late wv VIM Roo
per, be9ueYhDg his estate TO his wife aud children,
tiers Of adnnistra,ou on the estate u Edsard Fer
dan bend S2,eCo: Benjsmin Mccoy analidsd as al;
s s1aseth was Sa sssoin;s% sosrSi.n q
ne c orphans Of Thomas Athey; bond sfeOo. Mary
phan bond $500 Geo. wilmer and VIM. Witthan
hs viii Of ats TSmss %a w S
probate,
THE AuLIcK CASE.
The court made order In the case Of an account
ID tsS3r OF John f. Anliek against the estate Of
passed or probated 1t is ordered BY the court that
Il. CO o
Stewart for profanity was fined st: Henry Ruth,
Frank Garrison, profsne and Indecent language;
boisterous talking; as. Peter Mack, assault and
battery on George Daken; $40 and costs. Peter
S. each: Randall Bowie, assault aud battery on
Robert Jones with razor; $50, or sixty days in
lsil. James Cash, assault and battery on Helena
Betzinger; nolIe pros. John Coust antine, assault
and hattery on George Ahmey; SO and cnsts. Th0s.
White, stealing one watch valut d at SIS Mr.. VIM
Tappsn Isweler, testified that the defendant came
into his store, and while he (TappanD was exhibit
ing goods to custOmer, the acon.ed male of with
the watch. Detective Coomes testified the indinS
OF the watch and the arrest of the accused, recog
niZing him as an old offender. III held for the
actlon OF the grand Jsry in default of $500 hail
sllas q. Dash, assault and battery James Fitz-
gerald. A dispute arose between the parties abont
q horse and cart, during which defendant struck
Fitzgerald on the side Of the heal with iron Fl re
poker, knocking him down and cutting his head 10
the skull bone; fined 100 and costs sixty days in
Jail,
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pT. Lindsey has returned to the city, and re-
moved TO 80 Connecticut avenue
National Theater ready sor dramatic perform
spees in about two weeks. Cool for Saville.
From John {. Parker we have Godey's Lady
Bosk, Tas GALAXY, the Atlantic Monthly, and
ATfAsr's Home Kdgasise all for December.
Remember the second matinee of Professors
easel and Neumeyer at Blake Hall Tonight.
Judge Paschal lectured before the law school
Of the National University last evening upon
the effect Of revolutions upon the rights OF per
sons and property.
Mrs. Carolina II. Adams, wife of Mr.. James
Adams, who was for long time cashier of the
Bank Of Washington, died yesterday in the Goth
wear Of her age.
And row that the Con gressional season draws
on space. the advance guard of the army Of
Lobbyists are putting in an appearance, making
contracts for hotel heaters and other such avail
able winter quarters.
The BODY OF a white man was found this
morning on Good Hope hill, across the navy
ward bridge supposed to be that OF a farmer
nxmed Baden. OF Prince Georges county, Nd
The coroner is holding an inquest this a. ser-
noon.
At the meeting Of the Pennsylvania Repub-
Thomas Penicks. Mr. Harrison, ami the presi-
dent, w. III. Turner Sf-0fici0, were elected
representatives 10 the Central Republican As
ISOLATION OF states.
The attendance at Metzerott's this morning
70 secure seats for the organ concert at the
CoDgTe gational Church next Tuesday evening
vas so great before II o. clock that nearly one
half the capacity of the church was taken up.
These who wish seats will therefore DO well to
secure them at once.
Elsewhere viii be found the announcement
of an interesting and attractive fair to be held
for the deserving object paying OF the indebt-
ness Of ST. Marks Episcopal Church, Capitol
Hill. number of influential ladies connected
with the various Episcopal Churches of the city
have taken part In this worthy undertaking
and the Dames of those with whom donations
refreshments, &C., can be LETT will be found APP
pended TO the advertisement elsewhere.
IL was to be expected that after cold Prob.
had furnished his annual report, he would pay
some attention TO the weather, but he hasn't.
The last two DAYS rain snow, mud and slush is
eNeeTable- Ii can't be blamed on the absence
Of Bob Craig either for he is back among the
weather cocks, and other mysterious appurt-
enances OF the Signal bureau. May be the sui
eides have put up a corner on the bureau TO
furnish thsm weather especially adapted for
ShufiipR of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-18
LETTERS rnoM rmE PEOPLE.


M. Editor: viii yon please call the attention OF
the pump Doctor )" q Board OF Public works, -
Board Of Health . or any other board: or any
body of men, Through your valuable 6aper1 q
the pump at the corner Of 10th and VI strests
southeast. Not 70 repair this time. but to take
IL mp, cart il away, and I'LL up the we'll as IL is
an eye sore to the citizens of that neighbo
hood, and oblige many ANXIOUS hearts.
A RksIDKsr.
Discipline vs. Disorder-A Suggestion.
Editor Ec.aiag Sfar-Sir: In view of the Dire
which occurred In the Franklin School build
ing yesterday afternoon. and Of the great ter
ror, disorder and confusion which ensued in
consequence thereof, among both teachers aud
scholars, Why 10 there not some organization of
trustees, teachers and scholars TO prevent the
loss OF life thst might occur in case such q ca
lamity should take place. The teachers and
scholars shoud be drilled to anticipate just such
an event. as our sailors are drilled on board our
ships of war TO anticipate ERE, OF loss of life by
men railing overheard. Let an organization be
effected and alarms of fire be given, and ties,
the matter practically, then in case such AT
event should occur in reality, the discipline
given by practice would give that GOODNESS and
promptitude TO both teachers and scholars
which would ensure almost entire safety from
any accident or loss of life that unfortun stely
does occur IN such cases. Respectfully yours,
T.. ID. MACGROTrY,
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
THE ALMIGHTY DOLLARl

THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR!
am enabled at present to offer
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS;
IN iact Better than ever were offered in specie times
ths %i De 20 every bodys interest to look over
10 re remarkably cheap, ana very superior for the
Gents Merino Shirts, fine and heavy, 81.
Sen,, MsrInS pFswerss me and heavy, 81.
Ladies Merino Pants, 81.
Ghildren's hand knit Drawer Legsinss, 81
Children s hand knit Leeeings, 81 cents
Ladies Kid GsantIets, s
Ladies E EIsse LIZ G s So cents
MEMS Fleeced Lisle Gloves, Is cents
Mems Lined Cleth Gloves, 50 cents.
Mems extra . long Cloth Gloves, 81.
Mems Ca.tSr Baes and pr9Rfn SleSas Syes Al
Chiidrens Striped Brown Cotton Hose, four pair
9hildrs.'s extra heavy iron frame Hose, three
Ladies Bieached Hose, two pair for as cents.
Ladies' Besessd HHSss e Ssn ns, Psr
Ladies' 50 and 40 B Iron frame Hose, 80 cents
bs sS. sI sr Ssn BSeTigssn Hoe
nens heavy Cotton saeIs Il esnis soo' and 81
Mems heavy British Socks, three pair for 81.
Mes sr.S Sasg pal.
have also Just opened the
LATEST NOVELTIES
IL JEWELRY, BANDEAUX, &C.,
to attempt enumerating them.
Come and see for yourself
B. SILvERBERG
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
slS sEvEHrH STREET,
noy7-r NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT TAXES.
public, we have established q '"' eeneiAA
Branch Office at 206 AZ street,
ss oSss Of Per west side
having peculiar facilities in purchasing
DISTRICT BONDS,
We are enabled % supIy tax payer. with s classes
liberal dissount Prompt attention given to the
vii nd il 70 their g ean Securities
DICKSON 4 PATTERSON,
heai Estate and ans.rance Brokers, COS
aovs:in above f sS - sse.ss., two Doors
FURS! FUkS! FURS
Wsh4y;s . Eessysa our large and elegant stock of
Az :AS &; $500 y :sH ssss:
QAkBlA01 1Ob1S n great variety.
FUR CAPS, COLLARS, and CLOVES for gen.
GKNuInE SEAL CAPS rs low - ave dollars.
JAMks Y. DAVIS Sons,
s21 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
oet2s-eot Under Metropolitan Ho.sl.
II. ADW. oIAHk. Z. .. o1ossJI
H 8OW. CLARK 3 Co.,
LUMB1l, WOOD AND GOAL,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, $50
Aas - aoULDTHes. Be-.
6sntral once, G2e Isouisxana svsnus.
Nharfs DsDss ~ Planning 2Rls toot oftfA arsss
6rsEsA ys ss-aHA - , azsss peEtAvss, vk.
einls 49, "a . s6sst &C.,. Hii-I
sNdB NEW NATIONAL MKT.
syHssH. MALT "a s1oKnp HlA1s q IN
kinds end o. the oest guali0, furnished IN - -
ths hs.t .tyle; Sleo, GAIL, I0uLf1Y, x
marn-J B0BT. HYATT, lll Ilth &. -s
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IMPROVEMENTS ORDERED BY THE BOARD
OF PUBLIC WORKs--The Board OF Public
works have directed that q wooden rail be
placed in front Of the ST. AIMS Infant ASYLUM.
Inc parking and laying brick sidewalks on +
stfeet, between 9Th and 6th streets north west
sas been ordered. The superintendent of road :
mas beer authorized to put in an ls-inch pipe
eutvert on Military road, between Rock creek
arc Swartz road. sThe superintendent of
streets has been directed to have the pump re-
meved at the corner of 10Th and streets and
me wei hlled up; also to have the plankina 10
De isld on east and west side of Market space
bridge and Prospects streets, Georgetown. A
eeoblet stone pavement has been ordered on
Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-18

- 5. II. BACON, -
Market Space, three doors from 7th II IT
FAMILY GROCER,
Hs, Tor sale 100 bbls Apps. selected for family use
l0o bushels extra fpe Northern Potatoes.
Finest extra and family Tleur
Extra Cream and Pine pple Cheese
Finest old sugar-cured \ ans in the country
Mocha, African, Old Government Java M arscsiho
and Bio Coffee.
sicb favored o. p, oolopg, and japan Teas
New Rsi.ins, Ourrants, Oitron, Figs, ana Nuts OF
The finest favored old Brsndies. Whistles ana
Wines; guaranteed pure. New Msekerel, very faf
and gu pertor.
Family trade win ind to their benefit 20 examine
my stock and cheap prices. octis-Iy
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CITY ITEMS.

BE Sure and call for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
If you are troubled with a bad Cough or Cold
1t Will give you relief. For sale by every
respectable Druggist. One bottle % cents five
bottles for 81.
GLOVES, in great variety, for dress and
warmth, from 25c. to So
Undergarments, from 75c. to SIS.
Overcoats, from So to S45.
Boys Suits, from SIS to $50.
Gentlemen's Suits. from SIP to $50.
Prices have been adjusted to meet the views
Of buyers.
One Price Only, GEO. c. HENNING,
4l0 Seventh street
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wAsHIrcrON. Is. g Nav ISL n

MONUMENTAL BRANCH" AMALGANATEp
HOUSE CARPENTERS AND JoISKRs.-Messrs
>. r whitman, II. II. Burgoyne, David NJ
brannon, Samuel Reed, and Charles Linde-
nsh, al mouse carpenters and joiners, LEFT this
city yesterday afternoon on the 5:I5 D. m. train
Ter Baltimore, TO open branch society OF the
analgamated house carpenters and ioiners in
that city. An effort has been in progress for
some weeks past by the carpenters of Baltimore
TO start this order there, and having SATISFIED
Tue general committee in New York tn At there
we're sufheient number DESTROYS to sustain a
Lsooge, me president OF the general committee
directed the gentlemen above named 10 proceed
70 baltimore and install the following officers
OF the new organization: Philip Keil presi-
tent Geo. wooden. secretary; Geo. W. Wood
ward. treasurer, John /. Gillespie check stew
arc. ahd W. W SvaiRe, referee. The name SC
Ieeted Tor the organization is Monumental
Branch"
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5SS on ot Ssgfs ~ ps sHsR e.
lot q shs sSo1s as .s sod. ' wh sss f Ell.
n Is. s ssse TO sv. m. cal. and .scur.
noyi,.iw III Bridge ..re-t, &c ,rs-iovn, D c.
GBEAL RIDUcTIoN IN Prices OF pay
A wool satines cloth ssa-s, SOC; Emrrs-s On ',ss,
:sc worsted Ores Goods, new 81 sses. Sc cs@cIS
Hair Good, Soto Iss.; Mourning Dr.. IS Good. very
the wsr; Flanneis. white aod eoiored. RON 7sc up;
cheap Blanket; goad yard side B'eseh~d ssirtins,
Mn.Lnt ard wide, isc Canton FIsnneis from nc.
0R So vi ss'~l' very cheap rNJ.mIs MILLER
SsTpgn sF ssIE q ON
s' R';.ss e ss.IS 4 4 il ns
,h ant, sna Sssini. Psnssr al are de-
70 Psbie Ss the SI
on thursday, the goth day Of November A. o,
10 IN saoh to- sss. 81 g. S
e,nains for the same at the end OF the FIRST ae Of
eassd b. john Hoimesd to RoSsr = BSssr, sse.s@
Der Sh st, and running by aud with the north iine
belonging 70 Oap.. L. Msckall, on said Bridge st.,
fset OF %.r q then nSrtnsry Psr.s with
s sFass lire Tee tss or mora mt, pc the
Butler; thence southeriy parallel TO Monfeomery
street % feet to Bridge street. and the place OF begin
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One.
third cash; osisnoe in two equal payments, 81 six
TIL: EsssTysd 91sii last psymsnf made sisc to
at cost Of purchaser The Trustee Reserves the right
ss, se ms sS q II sss are not COMPLIED with in i've
District of Columbia. at the cost and risk Of the
no,sd.. T THo g S S5SssLSs Trg sss.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JOHN II. sM0oT SON.
Have received from New York, Dough, Ter cash.
sent ,n az recent decline in prices and offer 70 purohs
pREss sSops 5 In. and 81
BRII55s,SENIs' and SHII pREN GNDksRRWEAR;
fRS 6sG9}E SSc TsIE sH
VII e ss sgs and B b6MksTiS
GOODS We are in daily receipt Of additions TO our
York houses. call and ex animation Of goods in
oci2s.In JOHN Il. sMoor q SON.
lust AS WE EXPEOrED.-slch q rush Of
= Ladies and Cents Apparel to be CLEANED and
has not been seen for some time. With every
at Il With determination to do It good and to clean
i al oSt on time or dye in the effort; not that
live, while We know not how to live except we dye
w. III. WHEATLEYsS
PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SEQ UR.
ING ESTABLISHME NT,
~ Jefferson street, Georgetown, d. o.
Once open from a. m. until sunset. Saturday
81 .. m. sepa-iy
ICHOLS'
IN ELEGANT ZOE CREAM AND OYSTER
PAhL0RS,
aug28-lY - Higb street, Georgetown, d. O.
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LOCAL NEWS,
Anusenents, Ae., To.n1gh

WaTs Opera HoEsS.-salvini, the great Ital-
izn actor In David Garrick.''
TA<stsy Comi9Es--The roy al japanese troupe.
ksriai's HoU--SecOnd annual ball OF Mount
Vernon Lodge OF the United Order Of American
PlasteTers.
Orehes1ion music at No. sss Pennsylvania
avenue.
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BrIIpixe AssocIATIoNs--At the attn
monthly meeting Of the Metropolitan Building
ASSOCIATION, last night, 65 shares OF stock were
advanced on 81 sn average premium OF II Per
cent
At the SEVENTEEN meeting OF the Columbia
Cooperative Association shSres-si, 5oo-were
sold az 20 per cent. premium.
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DISCOUNT FOR C.9SH.
DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
DISCOUNT FOR C.fsH.
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT!
MONDAY, NOV. Ioth, TILL pxC. Is,.
MONDAY, NOV. fQth, TILL DEE. l.,.
MONDAY, NOV. 10Th, TILL DEC. I.,.
LOCKWOOD. HUFTY L. TAYLOR.
623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Will offer their entire stock Of
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's
FINE FURNISHING GOODS
AT DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT. FOR
CASH FROM
H0nday, Nov. 10, till Monday, Dee. 4.
TIE PUBLIC ASK FOR LOWER PRICES
AND THE TINES DEMAND 1T, AND TO
MEET THIS WE HAVE CONCLUDED TO
OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF sIa5, 900
OF ELEGANT GOODS, INCLUDING THE
IMMENSE STOCK OF OUR CELEBRATED
SEAMLESS KID GLOTES, AT TIE VERY
LIBERAL DISCOUNT OF 10 PER GEM
TO ALL CASH PURCHASERS.
NOW rs THE TINE TO MAKE YoCE
TARDR0BES REPLETE WHILE OUI
STOCK rs IN ELEGANT CONDITION.
OUR GOODSARE ALL MARKED ~ PLAN
FIGURES, AND THE DISCOUNT WILL 81
MADE IN ALL CASES FOR CASH
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TIE PRESBYTERT or WASHINGTON CITY. AT
us recent meeting, accepted the ofier to trans
Ter church property at Bladensburg from the
Chesapeake Presby;ery. and the committee on
nome missions was instructed to supply the
pulpit Rev. Charles II. Nourse was received
on certineate OF membership in the same pres
suthorized TO organize a church at Vienna
raIiaN county, Va The committee subse-
qaentIy appointed Rev. j. Garland Hammer
<nd Rev. ID n. Riddle, jr., to organize said
church, in connection with Rev. John Brown
OF Vienna, on the 10Th inst The committee on
rome missions was Instructed to organize IN
tne way be clear, IN connection with Rev s. III
Howe, OF Georgetown. a church near Cabin
John Bridge, Montgomery county. Md.
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41O Seventh street
CHILDREN's
Plated Bracelets,
with Gold Chains;
Plated Sets,
with Gold Wires;
Plated and Gold Rings,
at 81, -, So, 81, in all the new styles for Holt
gay PRESENTS, received at Prigg's Jewelry
street.
We are glad to see that during the Doctor
temporary residence in Europe, the supply OF
his genuince Extract Buchu-the only known
specific for urinary disorders and obscure com
plants in either sex-has been supplied from
his formula and apparatus by his Representative
here The genuine article bears the Doctors
most valuable remedy of the kind in the world.
John +. Henry, New York, sole agent. Sold by
all druggists. eo3
LADIES FELT HATS colored and pressed to
look as we'll as new, at A. T. whitney's, 1924
pennsylvania avenue. u,E,6
For RELIEF FROM CORNs. Bunions, Club and
inRrowing Nails, Vascular Excrescences, Chill
DlalDs or other local complaints of the feet, visit
DR.. Whites establishment, No. $50 18th street
opposite the Treasury. Office hours from a. m
to p. m.
To GET RID of the Chills Immediately. take
nently. 60
WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated BaKaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baums hoopskirt and corset factory, tn street
intenls>acer building. 1928
PONDS EXTRACT IL for sale at wholesale by
Ohas. Stott q Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue
AND by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,u
THERMOMETER and barometer. ara reps,red
and made to order by Hempler ne ar A. street
THh COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use-
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-18

received q new AZ, hs1s in r. for msr,r
soprano or baritone, By L. Corradi ColIiere. m
vocal instructor in our city. II 10 very eFsctive
the composer having fully grasped the ssnti
Alss, from the same nrm, song BY the popuiz
writer, J. II. Thomas. entitled " Better Days
for mfzxo. soprano or baritono.
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GROCERIES. &c.

e. r o c L Il les:
Crushed Powder and Grsnulstsd sUGARs, I2s
COFFEE eUGAR A,nllc
Brown SUGARS, :, and noe.
rs pound lots, lc. per pound loss.
PRIME HAMS, lac.
reduction Of 20 per cent. on all TIAs.
00 pounds choice New York and Pennsylva nis
BUCkWHEAT. Sc. Der pound.
Best Virginia FAMILY FLOUR, o. per bli
Best EXTRA FLOUR, SIS per Dbl.
C. WILMER,
noyls-tr 1918 Pennsyivsnis svsnus.
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RTBE IMPERIAL JAPANEsR TROUPE made
decided sensation IT the Theater Csmique las
evening, and many Of their feats were Of q mos
extraordinary character. Little "Ali Right
Who will be remembered by those who 50 y tn,
nfe company which came 70 this country, ha
worthy successor IN CUP" Of this troupe Be
s,nes thts company there are enough other nov
elnes At the thester this week to draw roo.
houses oy those who like the best class Of yzrie
~ performances.
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The Panic at the Franklin school
Building.


nakes the following report to Governor Shep-
herd in regard TO the alarm at the Franklin
School Building yesterday:
board o. Pubic Works, Dist Of Cy4HmLid)
DhcS Of Inspector Of BUILDINGS.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., New. 18th, 1873. \
Hon. ffcr. X. Sisptsyv'. G0rsraOr.
SiR:-After due investigation. find the re
ported panic in the Franklin School Building
10 have had no connection whatever with boilers
or smoke fues. The northeastern wind most
nkely drove little dust through the cold air
duet, eotl-chamber and warm air hue The
teseher herself OF the concerned room did not
even notice that much, but was unable to stop
the sudden stampede of the girls who caught
the alarm raised by their school-mate The
pehhe should be made aware that in a steam
heated building the smOke-pipes do not traverse
the steam cha an bers from which the rooms are
eeated, and that any apparent smoke issuing
from register in that case Is in fact escaped
steam, and indicative of a loose Joint in the
steam-pipes. but can never indicate any danger
tIom IRE. Very respectfully, your most obe-
seht' ADOLF CLUss,
Acting Inspector Of RuildinOs
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