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A LIE x A RIA,

The FlsHERY.-The late prevailing good
weather has not. increased the receipts of fish
tothe expected extent, but the dem and is limit
ed, and even the few that arrive meet with slow
sales principally from this city and Washington
EuchsteTs. About twenty-five thousand her
ring, two thousand shad, and fair supply of
rock and perch have been received since YES
terdav. The prices this morning were as fol-
lows: $40 to Sl1 per thousand for herring, Si3
to Sl6 per hundred Tor shad. and rock aud
IeIch at from /. to 20 cents a bunch. Among
the receipts yesterday were 900 fine shad that
had been caught by Capt. Enock Davis gang
OF gll0fs, composed OF himself, his four broth
ers and three other men. They were sold at
highest market quotations by Mr.. James Wat
hns, agent. Barnes and Smith. who are gill
ling at Nanjem0y, caught one hundred shad on
one drift OF their net yesterday. Ten thousand
herring. fine lot of rock and perch and a few
shad, the largest cargo of the seaSon, arrived
this afternoon from Arkendale, III addition to
the receipts mentioned above.
ACCIDENTAL SHoOTING.-While two child
rem of a colOred man named Nicholas johnson
who lives near Arlington, were playing day
before yesterday, one of them picked up an old
musket, not knowing it to be loaded, and dis
charged a load of small shot into the breast of
called into reIusition, says that As no vital part
was IN ared there is chance for his patient TO
recover.
WASHINGTON DIGGERs.-People from Wash
lngton came down here yesterday and dug up
the entire yard OF the house in which the
late Mr.. Hahn, was ARC sted, under the sup
position that the murdered mans money was
buried there. They had their trouble for their
pains.
PROPERTY SAtE.-The house on the north
west corner Of Prince and + airfax streets, be-
longing to the old Slocum estate, has been sold
TO Mr.. Heishley, its present occupant, Tor
Sl:5UO.-Cdsetts, last ereRiRg.
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Condensed Locals

Mr.. Jas 7. Peake has been appointed quar-
teIman OF the boiler shop at the navy yard.
WOrkmen are laying the rails of the 9th street
railroad and have already reached street.
yesterday on A street southeast, and received
painful but not dangerous injuries by the fall
An insane man, named Robert GRAY, was yes-
terday conveyed to the insane asylum nv Of
feers Burns and ConneI
Capt Clarence II. Cutter, for i've or six years
Fast clerk IN the 5th auditors office, died
"Wednesday OF pneumonia.
nj. r. H. Gassaway, assistant cashier of the
second national bank. has resigned his position
and has also declined the position rendered hi M
OF cashier, 20 succeed ID. l.. Eaton, dece ssetl.
MT. e. Drexler, taxiiermist, for a long time
engaged a. naturalist for the Smithsonian In
sttut.on, died quite suddenly at his residence.
l2li 9Th street, on Wednesday ight last of pneu-
MONA.
In the Supreme Court of the District, a day
or two since, Judgment by default, on bill for
roy. at the suit of Clews & Co., of New York.
closes.
The Arlington base ball club has reorganized.
with the following off cers;-Presilent, Thomas
Lloyd; Tire ssrrer, y. V. Garnett: Secretary, X.
A. Israel A'so the following nine:-Langwor-
thy, catcher; Lewis, pitcher; LLOYD, first base;
Name, second base; Clum, third base; Israel
- =, Center, c. f.; Wright, |. f.; Garrett, r. r.
n number of the graduates of the medical
department OF Columbian college, of this city,
met last evening iOr the purpose OF forming an
alumni society; Jas X. i. Gleeson, NJ. d., char
man, and DR. T.. NJ. Sch aeffer Gecretary. A COM
Schaefer, II. A. Duncanson, VIM. b. Drink
ard and j. n y. GleesOn, was appointed to pre-
pare constitution and bylaws to be presented
at tie next meeting.
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THE lNURES

,CIECUIT COURT, ywdeei Gertu:-The case a
Maxwell agt- the District of Columbia, commenced
yesterday, is in progress to-day.
POLICE COURT. ynfse SneH.-To-day, Joseph
Williams, charged with loud and bosterous talking;
hned IS Eugene w. Thomas forfeited 50 on the
charge of tying horse to a tree. Mary Hopkins,
profanity; IS. Mary Nichols, vagrant, was sent
20 the work house Boston Green, profanity; IS
Mary Thomas, alias Mary Gardner, and MARY A.
FAINT, alias Betty Clark, larceny Of calico and two
bonnets; 30 days each in Jail. Antonio Evans, an
idle and incorrigible boy, was sent to the reform
school.
1.-THE case against Frank Robinson yesterday, who
was charged with exposing for sale in Georgetown
market lot of chickens unfit for food, dismissed
after his Witnesses had been heard.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers OF real estate have
been fled IN the Office of the Recorder OF Deeds
SINCE our lastreport:
March I7..-B =. Morsen. trustee, 70 John 7. SAT-
I'll, part =, square 90, $50; ID. NJ. Lawrence to
G@rSe Wake i p . snb o. sausrs s sp
p AaIPlssy, tr',stes, t. II. s. sSilsn, I5t 4,
ici ~ square l9 S6i72 Hin and SNYDER trustees
IN y; SUB, 90 square i51, sep G. A.
J. Merchant to D. Cragin, part 3, square ~, -.
March lSth.-T. Hyde, trusree, to W. =. COttrell
II M scbmlt, psrtIi square So, 5 so Henrietta
i EN- II I E MMnrRhy bart - square le99,
.guare ss, -4lOo; John Cost ct al. 10 NJ NJ R1hrer,
their interesJ in sqnare $50 heirs II Henry Cost
S2s p NJ Be S%es ct to a. same M sadn S, do
y; . lives M 70 same, do, =; II. VIII
5 leo G. n Thcm 70 pftrcK' subs IS Is 5d % ~
wv south q a. ls5o; ". II; Henry TO Eli an
Mar, Mar. l2.-J. D Lathrogto 9, RaPPsrt, part Is,
- g., square l9i. 500 Noses Kelly TO y @ Cate,
s .ns = g. ~ ,n sYsare o,5 No. k1y e
aa- ldic, part Il, square Ig5. 81 .GO: Given and
uare si a T6 Jams b3u WSSr ta sab ,gS
pouThty IarI T. s.luare less, =; Frank J. Willis
81 81. fh9 y p, Nm part l. s!Tare 49,
20. t,62l; } Gross o. + J Austin - sIEars sol
5000, L LSSsS + a. p, 70 hM.ury lot T. res r.
S5-s; OHare O. Us. & !. IN Liliey, do a. -,
J-reIntah Conner 10 johanna Conner, part lot IA,
March 2l--J' I'm SesrrS 70 !. r. Oirnsfe11. lots g
aud u and part 1t l., sguare =, S3,Slg; e. Y King
trustse. .. " Arnoll, part Iats q TO % SQUARE
-, Sis, y Carusi, tru.te- TO G. " Potter, sub
A. -quarC a. SO sHo; ". Callow to y III King. mart
it IL square Isl. - S50; W. II Hines fOS N H,yt
sub ., square lsc, S2.s0; r. Dasheil 20 p Dar-
I.ile- srb. N, square as, 500; y. MOhun 10 c. "
ii TueT. let A.. sanare Us. Slg. s.8
March Nv. NJ orris 10 ". Smith, lot - and part
e. 2, square l03, S2J5O; W H Ward, trustee, TO
= J.nes sI9 lsZ square SIS, 81 81; District of
lumnia 10 Frederick a. Boswell, part II, square
square 5ss. 3. -; s. Cross 20 IL Browning subs p,
and q, stuare "a =; W. x. Riley 70 p Sweeny ,
SAB +t, square S5, s6a J. SIrausto ii VI Hutchin-
~ .oid, subs ard 5, square 9l2, $500; J. u.
'I x ~ y %; nelly, sno. a. square n9 S3l';
Russell and Cleery, trustees. 10 John McLare, sub
H. s3uare 10 SI3s II. 3. Hsmlink 70 John Ly nch
- "a, square l5e and 10, II, square rs, Osl: j.
Fraser q al 10 III Thomas. sub II. square 4l2 500.
james 4. RaPtin 20 a q. Mills. sub S. square y =
: $50 j. L. kitweli 10 NJ. r. Morris. in trn.f ,
part square S3S and lots Is 10 ~ and - square FL
= John Doran TO Johanna Cleary, part =, svuare
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Bread, Gri&dle Cakes, Mullins, WASHES, &c,
when Do0ley's Yeast Powder is used. Grocers
ALI, 4
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FAMILIES should try It. The most wholesome
and delicious Champagne Cider that ever come
to this market Guaranteed pure apple Juice.
Only 30 cents per bottle. Miller & Jones, Wine
Store, 1925 St., National Theater building 2
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FIFTY THOUSAND DoILARsFoRA DrvoRn,

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR A DIVORCE
A Millionaire Gets Rid Of has Third Wife.-The
case OF Mrs. Georgianna Alden VS.. Stephen Ii
Alden. an application for divorce and alimony
was called up in the superior court (Judge
Grangerl at Bridgeport, Conn.,, Monday after
noon. Mrs. Alden, who is youthful and beau
nfui, appeared In person with her counsel,
Judge ID. G. Birdsall, of New York, and Mr.
Henry Il. Harrison of New Haven Mr.. Alden
did lot appear, but was represented by Mr.. S.
b. Beardsley, of Bridgeport, Conn. The hear
ing occupied about one half hour. Mrs. Alden,
whose testimony was corroborated by her maid
Fanny LarkIn, sand that Mr.. Alden had been
guilty of adultery with parties in Westport du-
ring the space of three years; that he had in
her life more than once Judge Granger 9ranted
the petition for divorce and alimony in the sum
of : SO, 900 and cOsts-abOut $50 900 in all. Mr.
Alden is an exceedingly wealthy man. With
his youthful wife he had created unite n sem
sation, spending his money freely and living in
luxury, "
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LOCAL NE w s.
Amusernents, dc., To.uirht.

Wars 0feru Hosiss.-Ita,ian opera by the
Lucea- Kellogg aust"
faea'>r CersfgU>-A variety entertainment OF
drama, song, dance, Sc.
.Si<,A Street Lot.-Forepaugh's great show.
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WAITS A DIvoRCE.-Yesterday Mr.. F. Mil
Ter entered suit for q divorce in the name OF
Harriet Rabbett sgt. WIN. A. Rabbett She
states In the petition that she was married in
1851, and has one child eight years OF age, and
charges iil-treatment by her husband.
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THR ENeLIsH ALE and Guinness Dublin
Stout, drawn from the wood, at Miller & Jones,
can be relied on as genuine. Sample rooms
1928 street, National Theater building. 2t
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PERFECTLY FITTING PANTALooNs-
New goods opening every day.
GEO. G. HENNING. 40 18th street northwest
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BURNING OF THE OCEAN HOUSE AT RYE
BEACH.-The Ocean House, kept by Job Jen-
ness ~ Son, at Rye Beach, n. H., one OF the
most elegant and costly summer hotels on the
coast, was burned yesterday. part OF the
furniture was saved. The hotel cost 500 600
and was insured for $50, 900, mostly in Provi
dence offices.
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LUTz & Bros advertisement will have
special interest. now that the weather and ROADS
COMBINE TO invite the public to horseback ana
carnage enjoyment Their stock of everything
IN their line Is varied and excellent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04

THREE CASES OF SMALL Pox were report d
to the board of health to-day; one at 1926 st.
northwest.
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HE TEMPERANCE CAUSE in Kentucky ha
been somewhat set back by the announcement
state has just discovered at the bottom of hi
well the body of a neighb0r who disappeare,
-four years ago; and the majority of the peopl
have resolved to stick to whiskey and let wei
alone.
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1hE FRS IiYIEEY or THE CHFSAPEAKE
Ut. J. ID. Mitchell. moderator resumod A.. o.
Zion yestCrG'ay in Baltimore. POOIssyille
Montgomery comfy, Md, was selected As the
next lace Of meeting. on the 10Th OF October
Rev a W. PitZeT, Henry Branch and L. u.
Jones were apI 1int, as standing committee
ON systematic benevOlence. The churches
were called ulOn 10 answer whether they had
attended 20 the Injunction of the General As
seDbiy with reference to systematic beneyo-
ience, ami the following oh urches were reported
a. shaving done so: Second Church. Alexandria
EtahAilh Square, Franklin Street, Central
Church. Washington. = llem. Catoctin Pooles-
vile, Grove LitchLeld, Springfield, and Laurel
Rev. Hr. Mitchell, mpderai u, vas elected a. a
cehiH'issiOhef = the General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church South Jyhich ,nsa.s o.,
ftc tlifd Thursday IA Nay. in Little Rock.
Arkansss, and Rev. c. y. Campbell WAS elected
as alternate.
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SOCIAL PENALTIEs.-There is proposition
before the legislature of Minnesota for the pun
ishment OF religious societies for the admins
tration Of discipline in any such manner As Il
AFFECT the business standing or social position OF
the respondent. A similar statute has beer
passed this winter by another western state.
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PAWS RANGE, cheapest and best in use; Ham
ilton q Pearson, Y. NJ. G. A. Building, 9Th and
| streets. s,es,eo2;
NOTICE - Deposits made with the German
american Springs Bank on or before April LIST
draw interest from that date. Six per cent.
average daily balances of business accounts.
Send for copy Of the regulations. s,sI,1:
DIR. wIsrAR's WILD CHERRY BALsAx.-This
Basamic compound has become home fixture.
Let all who suffer, and have In vain attempted
70 cure their Coughs, Colds, Bronchial or Pull
monary Complaints, make use of this unequailed
remedy. II can be relied upon, the mass of
testimony that has been published since its intro
duction, being ample proof of its efficacy.
For CoueHs AND THROAT DISORDERS. use
Browns Bronchial Troches," having proved
their efficiency by test OF many years. eos
ALL OF THE LATEST STYLES Of Chandeliers at
ing. 3,2s,eo2;
PONDS EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale by
Chas. Stott & Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
YE PIMpLED, BLoTcHKD. AND ULcERArRp
victims OF scrofulous diseases, who drag your
unclean persons into the company of better
men, take Ayers SdTsapdrila and purge out
the foul corruption from Your blood. Restore
your health, and You will not only enjoy life
to tbde out s make your company more toeESee
Boys AND YourHs' DIAGONAL Surrs.
Boys and Youths Yacht Cloth Suits.
Boys and Youths Cashmere Suits.
Boys and Youths Cloth Suits.
1928 eos eth street, NAV BuiIding1
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. LIS
TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, paws 6 per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calender month";
Banking hours, to 4. Saturdays, 8 to and
TO g. Nt3, 1itl6
SOUND FEET beng indispensable to health
and comfort thousands of persons come from far
and near to visit DIR. White, the well-known
ChirOpodist, No. 535 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, Sc,
and advice as to suitable shoes
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency ut Chas
Baum's hooPskirt and corset factory, TIN street,
intelligencer Building. 1O.S
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PARrs RANGE, cheapest and best in use; Ham
ilton & Pearson, Y. NJ. c. A. Building, 9th ana
ID streets. S.sSeo
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8 p. G. A/eAHsged Cruelty 70 Animals.-
Iurlng the present week President Gatchel, of
the - Il. Z A, has caused five horses to be
taken IfOfn the harness on account of Ilmanees
and weakness On "Wednesday last he arre,,ed
George smith .Or beating his horse at the cor
FER OF 9TH ard II ssfeets, and Justice Weaver
fined the accused -. y few weeks since Mr.
GatcheH arrested a man on the Island for
allowing his horse - stand out in an open she'd
Hu1out rood Tor "A week. A portion OF the ami
N al body was badly frozen, and ii was very
weak for want of food. 1t was placed under
the care OF veterinary surgeon, and Is now err
Yesterday Marshall Adams was arrested by
Mr.. Gatehell, and was kept in the station house
lhtl 'his MOI nlrg. when he was taken before
= zee Weaver. charged with working "a sick
I0rse. Testimony Tor the prosecution was -
the effect that the animal had fallen from ex
IaustiOn on Eth, near street. The accused
NSs lined 80 and costs, Duyall attorney for the
society. The defence hal eight witnesses pre :
snt This morning Sergeant CLAYTON arrested
John Deiane aud Thomas Lee on charges OF
dT4ylng crippled horse on the avenue, and at
once sent FOR Mr. Gatchell, who appeared on
tke scene, and took the parties before Justice
BILLS, who Imposed a fine on each Of -.
The NATIONAL LABOR COUNCIL met last
night, Mr.. y. T.. EedstOne in the chair AMI :
g Boteler secretary Mr.. Roberts gave notice
thaf az the next meeting he would move to
amend 'he constitution changing the monthly
cues from 20 cents to p cents. MIR. Redstone
submitted resolutions, which were adopted, that
the sovereignty Of court and the seal thereof
the evidence of its sove eigntv-can transfer the
citizens estate, can demand his life up to the fun
require ment OF the document upon which such
seal may Re affixed; and "a the sovereignty OF
the government OF the United States is no les
imperative, and the impress of its authority or
sovereignty OF it, seal upon paper declaiming
that dollar l. dollar i no less sacred: there
fore, the government of the United States may
stamp It's impress Of sovereignty upon paDer
dollars and maintain the full face declaration
thereof in payment Of all debts, public and
private The government should commences
Iuttlng this money into circulation bv paving
n 20 al government officers and emp!OvsS for
ssiaIy and W1ges, and 10 all government con-
tractors
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ANOTHER SENSATION AMONG THE SAINTS.
Judge Mexican on Wednesday decided that the
territorial marshal was ousted by a Judgment
OF the territorial supreme court that a United
States marshal could not serve in a territorial
court, and that the territory being district,
and not a county, the county sheriff could not
serve venire, and the jury was impannelled
Illegally, there being no officers in the territory
who can legally form jury, but Judge Nc
kean, on the ground alone of public policy
Jyerruled the challenge to the array where the
Jury Is impannelled. The cases are continued.
The decision has created excitement,
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SANTANA AND BIG TRKE.-The Texas legis
iatnre unanimously passed concurrent reso
luton yesterday requesting Governor Davis no
DelanO and President Grant for the pardon O
the notorious Indian chiefs Santanta and BIZ
Tree, now confined in the Texas penitentiary,
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RAILROADS.

RALTIMQRE AND
u RAILROAD. ~
rr.s. SstS:sS G yss ~ Am s.yI
MORE and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST are
a0~ run Is f0ii9Ss, VIZ; o,
aoa ioAs g. m: LEO, SIS 4io, SD, 6.sO, 500 and SIS
oNsuNpAY FOR BALTIMORE.
as - 30 and s'S a. N, and loo, as, SO, 500
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave aaiiy, except Sunday, at <;ss, sc ara s:c
SEGA. m, and leo, SIS, 40 and 500 D m. ---
LIE lN Sis and els .. N. trains stop NJ the fol-
owing stations only, viz: Bsaiensbure, BelfsEflle
Also, the SIS viii stop at Jessups Cut snd The
W ,. N. al PENIS Crossing.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave al o;s a. NJ aud ale D. IA, bat trains 10 or
On Annapolis IN Sunday
FOB NORFOLK.
Leave al Loo p m, except Sunday.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
beaNe esiiy, ekcert Saturday and Sunday, AZ Go,
a ~; snd Sls and so 7. N. On Saturday NJ 6.ss ana
TRAINS ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS:
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore a,
b . a. m, and IS and Is p. m
rron rhlladelphia ard baltimore AZ ss0am
a1o l.b, $50, SIS, IS 7:ss, s:5s, aud io.sS D N
FROM THE WEST.
Arrive ~ l:co, e.S5 and 1850 .. m
xaat;Gash ness.s 70 the West be had ~ TIE
LAY, Also AZ the Company ONCE. - Pennsyigauia
avenue. Passengers purchasing tickets a. the Ave-
lns once car there arrange 20 have their baggage
JAILED Tor and checked at their residence 10 rs
ieeoi, and O.. Into the baggage car.
For New York, Philadelphia and Boston ace Al.
rrtlsenent q Through Line"
L: NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GkO. b kOONTZ Gent A'gt, Washinrson iaas
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Iaii al once, a. we cannot guarantee the above m
pafaeed low prices for amp definite length OF tirss
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RAILROAD LEGISLATION IN ARKANsAs-Th
Arkansas house last night, after q stormy ses
sion, passed bill releasing railroads to whicl
state aid has been awarded from the payment O
the interest or principal of their bonds TIL
amount Of bonds already issued is 50, POO, 900
The amount to be issued is sc, 200 600. The bill
does not repeal the law in reference to the lat
ter. The bill levies an additional tax of So 900
eco 10 pay the interest on the bonds.
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FoEIPAUGH's GREAT AGGREGATION made
?rother FIRE display on the street to-day The
crowds who MI the tents every afternoon ans
evening DO not diminish, but seem rather to
increase as the last day Of the show approaches
ApFrt irom the great collection Of rare animals
and the euriosities from all parts of the worll:
the equestrian and gymnas,ic performance
and the re markable feats OF the trained animals
would make an Attractive show of themselves
In fact this Is just exactly what IL purports to be-
ian aggregation" Of several first-class shows
all 20 Tie seen for one price OF admission.
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A wAsHIN6TeSIAs ACCIDENTALLY EIrryn
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has been RECEIVED
here ~ the death OF George G. Larner, a for mer
well known young citizen Of this Dis. rict al a
ylace called Romaius on the line OF the Hin,i,
Central railroad. by an accident on the ROAD on
Monday last. Mr.. Larner was of Mt
Michael IRrrer, and was a well known car
renter of this city. Removed to the west about
SiN yCaTS Ego.
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slightly Ill. z. Y - --'S :
- Elizabethtown, KY, with population of
200, spends $500 day On whisky. fsf
geDubuque is cont emplatine the erection of
Ihespian temple for the burnt-corirasian
drama. afH E-ffas4- 10 : =
6Edward Dunno wassenteneed 10 seventeen
years imPrsonment In New York yesterday
TO- highway robbery. =
- Arkansas newspaper correspondentsin the
icg isiatu1e make assertions nd hack 'em en- by
saying: "Fve got six bullets which says it's %.
eFCedar Rapids, Iowa, has resolved that
pollcemen and street lamps are useless extra
EIhe University of Michigan has graduated
twelve female physicians and tw, Lady law yers
this year.
s9-James o Byien, a child but 10 years old.
cus his throat afew days ago in L lyrenoe. Mass
ficted By his mother
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HERR DARIous ATTACKED nv A LION To-
EAf.-About half past II O'Clock to-day As Her
Darious, who has charge of the Eons of Fore
paughs menagerie, was attempting to change
the animals from one cage 10 another, one of
them turned on him and gave him fearful
wound on the left side of his head and face.
The animal was secured, aud the wounded man
pulled out and sent to tent, where a physician
was called in to dress his head.
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ssSgHa LINE p BBETwEENE-r
PBIA, AND NV YORK ~ SNKyks

MAsHINsroN, November 9, 1877
Trains between WASHINGTON and NEW fORK
are run as follows:
Leave daily except Sunday q. 500 q. N, Loo ana
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily (except Sunday e. M, 90 ana g %
ON SUNDAY.
leave Tor New York NJ $50 D. m, and Philadelphia
a. 80 .. m.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 .. m. train
only.
ston can be had at the Station Once ct al hours
Of the day.
For Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement s4e
sshedrle between ashngton, Baltimore, Annapo-
10 and the West.
THOS. n. SHARP, Aef Master TRANSFORMATION
l.. NJ. COLE, c. neral Ticket Agent
GEO. b. kOONTZ. Agent, wAshinetou te,l
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ELPHONZ0 YOUNGS Co.,
GROCERS,
Y; N yqgEGs, MAsoEIo TEMPLE.
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TIRE BAINY BEEArH OF SPRING Is upon MS
and ore OF its first effects Is to move people Z
..off with the Old clothes ard on with the new
understanding this irresistible impulse of tn
human rsse, rsus. the clothier, has laid in
stock OF clothing and iai nishing goods sultabi
to the Sc son, which cannot Be surpassed
equalled, for variety, excellence, style, O
eheapness OF price. We have not space
enumerate, but simply give To the pni,lic M,
Straus' invitation 10 call and see for thernselyT
how much can be bought for 80 little.