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BALTIMORE, Jan. 2s.-virginia skies, old, &C;
Virgin la skies, consolidated, So West Nirgnia's,
II; North Carolina skies, old, 29's; do new Is do.
BALr1MoRE, Jan; 3s-Cotton dull AMI weak
low middlings, a@l4S. Flour quiet and steady
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady and
unchanged. Corn very weak-white southern,
N@7S; yellow southern, 73Gg7s; mixed western,
S9Sl. Oats dull-western and southern, 55(GYe.
Rye in good demand and steady, 5000. Hay un-
changed. Provisions weaker and unchanged
Western butter-roll scarce and wanted, 3S0S;
tub, SG9S6. Coffee quiet and less buoyant WINS
key firm, 81 ". Sugar firmer and higher,
II = dlO's.
hkw YORK, Jan. 79-Flour dull and hegvy
Wheat dull and nominally lower. Corn duh ana
hesvy.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-gtocks active and weak
Moneys Gold, llsk. Exchange, long, 43I6 short,
ass. Governments strong and active.
LONpON, Jan. 90, 1880 2 m.-Bonds Of ", los
Erie, Az Erie preferred, 6Ss
LONDON, Ian 2s, 1880 p. m-Erie, 49,.
LONDON, Jan 20, J: 30 p. m The bullion in the
Bank Of England has increased tS5 900 during the
past week. The proportion of the bank reserve TO
liabilities which was last week 471s per cent, is
10 per cent. The amount OF bullion withdrawn from
the bank on balance to-day is t21, 700. Erie, A.
dispatch from Paris quotes rentes at 5S francs ).
centllnee,
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Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, January 29-The Posts financial
article says Gold opened at 1lk, and has
since sold at II all x. with exceptional sales al
1l&. On gold loans the rates have been to 8
for carrying. Foreign exchange Is unchanged
Government bonds are quiet and steady. South
ern state bonds at the board were dull and firm
In the money market, call loans at the stock
exchange are quoted at SAC; on government
bonds, at las; prime mercantile paper is in
small supply, and the best passes at Gas. In
the stock market, the opening quotations were
isaS higher than yesterdays closing prices
The market, however, became heavy before the
first board, and has so continued.
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Condensed Locals.


See advertisement of money lost
The vestry OF ST. Johns u. r. Church has re-
Theodore /. King as organist for
another year, 1851.
1t win be seen by the advertisement elsewhere
hat the concert heretofore announced at the
ChIrcb Of the Incarnation has been postponed
The quantity of lumber inspected and meas
ured in the District OF Columbia during the
year 1873 was 19. 262 sci square feet.
The sum of s5s3.5o was raised by the late fair
OF the ladies Of Israel NJ. e. church towards
the erection OF their new editice.
The Literary Society Of Christ tP. e. Church
southeast, recently elected the following ON
cers-Rey. Chss. II. Andrews. president ina
r. Gristock, vice PR sident; Wallace Greenhe.d,
secretary; Peter F. Little, treasurer.
Mrs. Peter Mcnamara, residing on 81 street
southeast be; Geen Pennsylvania avenue and
G. street was severely burned about the head
and body yesterday, by the explosion ef pat
The female grammar school ct the I'd district
will give del ghtfHi entertainment, consisting
Of singing, reading, recitations and dialogues
tomorrow evening; at tie Seaton building on
4 street, between ID and ID streets.
The calendar for the present (January) term
Of the Circuit Corrt numbers $50 cases, among
them n1inbeT Of important ones three for
lbei.l There ire eighty appeals from magis
t-ates.
The mention of the marriage of our good
looking young friends, Mr.. George NJ. Oyster,
IT, aud Kiss y +. Miller was in error In Locating
their cosy married residence on East Capitol
street. II is on 5th street east. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. ReitZ.
From Jos. Shillington, Robert Besll and j
Parker we have HdTpers Weekly with Mast
Cartoon for February eth, and from Shilling
ton FroEk Lesliss' Illustrated, in which Matt.
Morgan figures in two full pages
Rev. F. +. Boyle will deliver the second lee
ture OF the Society course at Lincoln Hall, on
Sunday evening, February sth proximo. The
third lecture will be delivered at the same place
on the evening of the 26th of February, by Rev
Abram j. Ryan, OF Mobile. See advertise ment
The fourth grand sa subscription concert, at the
Congregational chuI oh, last night, was a great
success unsteady and otherwise. The singing
of Miss Addie Randall, contralto, and Mr.. C.
A. Mcpherson, tenor, OF New York city, gave
gave great pleasure to the musical critics pres
ent, As did the brilliant organ playing of Prof
Csulfeld.
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CITY ITEMS.

FINE BLAcE CLOTH FRocK CoArs of INV
own manufacture for SIS and $50, about slo LEES
than II made specially to order. IL is safe to
say ,hat but fe~ such coats can be found In
any ready maze stock. Also. fun dress coats
OF hand' GRO. Q. HESNTSG,
40 n street.
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PRIee's
Plated Bracelets,
Plated Sets,
Plated Chains,
Oxidiked Jewelry,
Jes Jewelry,
Ghr Ornaments and Bracelets, and Jet Painted
Fans and fancy goods, received at Priggs
Fancy store, No. 455 Pennsylvania avenue,
near ! J. street. =
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NEGLECTED CoUGHs AND C0Lps.-few are
aware of the Importance of checking Evlzu
or Common Cold, - IN its first stage; that which
in the beginning would yield 70 Browns
Bronchial Troches, II neglected, often works
upon the Lungs. eo3
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1.-THE Chicago Post and Mail advises the
young men who 60 down town, Monday morn
coat collars, to look at the said hairs and see
whether they have roots.
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~Chese for four is German innovation.
TROY, Ala, has a skating rink in full
VIII be given silver bricks.
ga Bridgeport minister preached on
" Prayer and Potstoes," Sunday.
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Meeting of Irish. Americam Citizens

ORGANIZATION OF A ''HoME RULE LEAGUE"
At a meeting of our Irish fellow citizens last
views in relation to the agitation in Great Bri-
tain for "HOme Rule IN Ireland" Captain
McMahon was chosen chairman; Thos. Brod =
eIick II; A, Brosnan, John Moran, Jas. Fitz-
patrick, NJ Murphy, Capt. Montgomery, Major
McWilliams, Lieut.. John F Kelley, vice presi-
dents, and James Bellew secretary.
Tie resolutions adopted by the conference on
home rule at the Rotunda In Dublin, Ireland,
November II, 1873, were read by Mr.. j. L.
Deese. and referred to a committee on resolu-
tons consisting OF Messrs. Mcmahon, Fegsn,
BrO>Dan. .Bellew, McWilliams, Mallory, Deese
Urell and O'Connor.
Major McWilliams made an address during
the absence of the committee.
Capt. Mcmahon, from the committee, then
reported the following
Whereas the Irish people have banded them
selves in an organization, the "Home-ru,e
league, TO secure the right OF Ireland to regu-
late her own internal affairs through an Irish
Parliament, elected by the whole people OF Ire
land, inde pendent OF the Imperial Parliament
OF England and whereas the expression given
az the convention in Dublin on the Eth of No
vembeT last, composed of the true representa-
uveS Of Ireland, adopted a platform OF princi-
pes TO be pursued to secure the independence Of
ireland which meets the approval of the Irish
and their friends in England and Scotland and
whereas one OF the resolutions adopted at til At
convention make an appeal to the friends OF
ireland IN America for material aid in carrying
70 successful issue the struggle in which they
are engaged, &c, therefore, resolved, "that
the undersigned form themselves into an organ
lZation to be known the Auxiliary Irish
'Home-Tule League OF Washington that the
omcers OF this meeting, together with the presi-
dents, vice presidents, secretaries and treasurers
OF the various Irish societies of the District of
Columbia, or as many of them a. give in their
adheso 10 the cause, be appointed commit
tee TO call mass meeting OF the friends OF Ire
land, secure speakers and prepare an address
to the friends of Ireland ali over America
urging them to initiate the people of Washing
ION, and organize branches of the HOme-rule
League
Capt. Mcmahon made some brief remarks
urgirg his countrymen to be earnest in their ef-
forts Tor the success of the movement, and ex-
pressed the hope that the mass meeting will be
ore OF great credit TO IrishmeE.
The committee on resolutions was continued
and instructed 10 prepare series of rules and
regulations for the government OF the associa-
ton.
Remarks were made by Captain O'Connor
and Major NJ. +. Urell, fayoring the measure
after which the roll was signed as a basis for a
permanent organization. About 30 names were
enrolled.
Mr.. William Fegan was appointed temporary
treasurer to receive such funds as may be sub
scribed.
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HELMBoLp's BUcHU-the only extract of that
wonderful curative shrub that contains its full
virtues, Is still considered the true specific for
Kidney Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes, Calculus,
Dropsy, and those obscure disc ses that under
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bold, who spent a fortune in making his dis
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the physicians and people of two continents
Remember that ii is Helmbold's Extract that
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A Man with a Bloody Head.

CHARGE OF ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.
About IL o'clock this morning til ere was some
excitement on the Avenue, near Wizards HO-
tel, caused by the sudden appearance of a man
from a house nearly opposite the main entrance
OF the hotel with wounds on the head and ear !,
which were bleeding profusely. He was taken
10 Mflburn's drug store, where DR.. G. q. Cox
dressed the wounds, which were apparently
made by scissors, that on the ear appearing as
II an attempt had been made to cut the ear of
The man gave his name as John Christy, or
near by, and ascertaining that the in jured man
charged Alexander Ross to be his assailant, ar
rested that party and took him to the Police
Court.
Christian testified that Ross invited him in to
his room, and made a deadly assault on him
without any cause whatever; he was struck
blow on the back part OF the head with some
instrument not known.
Mary Ross testified that she as in the room
when IL occurred; her mother told her father
not TO strike him; her father pushed Christian
out of the room before he hit him; her mother
told her (witness) that he had q pistol, and to
look out for him; her father then took hold of
him, and she (witness) felt in his pocket, but
found only screw-driyer; her father then
pushed Christian out of the door. and he fell,
striking his head on the steps and cutting bad
place on the back OF it.
W. A. Simpson testified that Christian came
there to collect bill-or there seemed to be a
dispute going on about a bill and Christian
threatened to kill Ross, hen the latter, in self
defence, pushed him out.
Christian was pretty badly hurt, and the judge
fined Ross S1O0 or six months in Jail. An appeal
was taken and bonds fixed at 500.
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The Alleged Indian rsrxerte.

TIE TRIAL OF JUDGE WRIGHT AGAIN POST
PONED.
This morning there was quite a large attend
ahce IN the Criminal Court, Judge Cartier, A.
u Wa expected that the trial OF Judge John W
Wright, indicted for the forgery of certificates
would begin. Judge -her and Mr.. Harring-
ton appeared Tor the government. aud Me-srs.
p. Il. stanton, A. q. lsadie, and IRWIN Wright
fOf the defence
on the opening of the court
Judge Cartier said H.', utrmeu, are YOU
ready the case OF Wrgr
Mr.. Harrington We ~ The govern
EBsEt j. ready
Mr. Biddle.-we are obliged 20 state. your
honor, and We regret u, hat the defense II not
ready. We had Information that cur witnesse.
nAd LETT Ort Gibson, and supposed until yes
terdAy that all OF them would be here. he-ter-
day some OF them arrived. but three, whom We
deem important, were not with the psrty. one
OF them We advised will be here Today or
TO- morrow, and the other two were heard from
last evening A. being on the eve Of starting.
l nder these circumstances we compelled TO
ask the court Tor delay until Monday.
Mr.. Harrington stated that the government
would inteLpOse no objection TO a postpone
ment.
Judge Cartier then ordered the cases TO be
set down for Monday.
The witnesses summoned by the defence are
Hon. W. p. Ross, chief of the Cherokees; ). ).
Stephens, superintendent Of instruction; Al
bert Burns, clerk of court; Denis Bushehead
and Rufus Ross, delegates; Ii. q. Meigs, +. A.
Guhger and Joshua Ross, traders; Col. McIn-
tosb, OF the Creek nation; Hon. ID. ID. Pratt, q
=. Orth and ii. ). Lane, of Indiana; Hon. VIM.
Lawrence, OF Ohio; and Hon. VIM. Phillips, OF
Kansas.
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LOCAL NEWS.


Psrd's Opera Hczse.-E. A. Sothern IS David
Gsrrick ;" and ''Dandreary, Married and Set
tled."
IycsioRoI T7.Otcr.-"Saratoga."
TA>asSr CoMiqts>.-''The Winning Hand p and
sther sensations.
Hlllerd's Hou.-The ROYAL Marionettes
LincclH HGU.-Lecture by John b. Cough.
Subject; Peculiar People"
Literary and Musical Entertainment in the
fonndry NJ. E. Church, corner 18th and G
streets.
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music AND SOCIETY" with Illustrations
vocal and instrumental-isthe attractivs tbeme
2, NE lecture At Foundry NJ E. church to- nj sht
Palace, London. The music win be hy d.
lists in the city. '"s~i-
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WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
BauMs hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street
Intelligaacer building. 1928
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EW ks!
Descriptive Sociology, OF Groups Of SCciclog-
iosi Facts. 81 Herbert spshcsr ., %
Problems OF Life and Mind. By z. q LeWes,
author Of 4" ife Of Goethe s.
New Edition Of Dunglisont MedicAl Diction-
airy, considerably enlarged; sheer .... ....-.. sc
How 10 Teach. Manual Of Methods - ! Is
Personsl RecollectiOus Of Mary SOmmerville 10
Which Shall IL Be By the author of"WOO-
The Dead Alive By wilkis Collins -. 81
Pastoral Theology. BY W. s. PiumeT, ID. d. 2 10
3on'.Ts.tions q Gotthe...-.,;;....,.. %
Best Methods Ct CountersctiDg Modern Inn
deity. By TheO. Chrisileib, ID. D. :.
bsnis sD"1 SS'' '.. Is
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Six Weeks in the Saddle. By :. 4. Waller. IS
All the New Books. Visiting Cards engraved and
printed eNpeditiUusly and in the latest style. Fine
Stationery.
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THB COMMUNITY Mt large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar 4 \ street
TURoo-RussIAr BATHS; also, M dedicated Va
COS street. sos.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
y EW BOOKS
RIcEIvEp Asp roR sALKAr
sHILLINGToN's BOOKSTORE,
Corner q. street and PsunsyIvania Ave.
y E w B 90 Z s

Harry Heath tie Of G,ngoii, by hnthsuy Troiiope.
A Princess 81 Thule, Novel, by william Blask.
Gildtd Age, by Mark Twain. -
Days Of NY Houth, Novel, by Amests Edwards.
The Dead Alive, by While Collins.
Lady Hester, BY Charlotte Yonge, Author q the
Heir Of Redclife.
Golden Grain, BY FsrieOu,
The Wetherel AFFAIR, BY q n kor,..,
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81 ,hs sE~ m4GA2INEs received.
bl.,d CARDS, BLANK BOOKS, and every
thiDG in tie Stsuonery line, Wholesale and retail al
the very lowest prices.
j. SHILLINGrON,
!an7i-tr BOOKSELLER AND NEWS AGENT.
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=. BOARDINo, LIv1Rf and sALI sfABLDB
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~ kinds, Horses and 8uSgies, ?haetonS, So, foi
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A LANTERN SUDDENLY ExTINGUIsHED.-A
person, evidently insane, named John II. Adri-
ans, issued yesterday publication styled The
Lantern, filled with wild and random accusa-
tions against a large number of citizens and
officials, and more especially the officers of the
TO kill Justice s. c. Mills, who accordingly got
out peace warrant for self-protection, think
ing the lunatic might undertake to do him
bodily injury. The warrant, however, has not
been served, az Adrians seems to have left the
city.
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ooC.H's LAST LECruRz--Lincoln hall viii
Soaouess De hiled to might, TO hear John h.
Toeeh IN nis last lecture this season in this city.
n noeS oesripg 70 hear this lecture on " Peculiar
People'-one Of his best-shouId sscnre seats a.
tIoa,s q Coz, or 90 early TO the hsll, to obtain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-29

he INAUGURAL MEETING OF the Choral
class under Mr.. Newcomb's leadership, held
"a. iuesday evening at the Presbyterian
oIapel, georgetown, was a real success. An
nn,ico ~ saIsyl evening, at halfpast I. See
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there lie no
preparation like Dooley's Calsaya Tonic. 81
per bottle. 90
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CAPMAKIRs' STRIKE.-The capmakers of
New York city held . meeting on Saturday
crease of from 20 to % per cent. during the time
of the spring trade, and some present advocated
general strike, but the idea was abandoned,
day.
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PIANOS. IA.

TUNING AND RENoyATING PIANOS con
- unuss 20 receive special attention w.
V. H. WILD, Practical Piano maker
twenty years experience, formerly TunerVvvv1
81 knebes, subsequently Of etefuwavs pi.no.
now OF the nrm Of q. l.. WILD BRO 10 la
street, near northwest corner Pa ave-, AGENT. ~,
the unsurpassed sTIEFF Pianos sniSsr
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TEE xuRpKRous ATTExPT OF JAMES Bottle.
To-day about 1910 o'clock Jas. Boyle at
tempted TO take the life of his wife, Ca.harIne
Boyle, by shooting Der. The accused was in the
store a. the corner of ID and b streets north
west. Boyle vas formerly on the police force
OF this city having reviously been In the L. s.
army, and was q brother-in-law OF Barney
Woods, who wac executed about two years
since Tor the murder of Cheeseman. For some
time past Boyle has been dissipated in his
habits, and some time ago his wife, deeming &c
unsafe TO 1--we inger with him. entered
SUIT FOB DIVORCE.
Recently she withdrew the application. SIEVE,
raj times Iecently she has had him arrested and
taken TO the Police Court, and two or three
times he was committed to jail in default OF
security to keep the peace. To-day while his
were sitting in the store, Boyle came in, and
making some such remark as "l am going to
Get even with you,"
DREW PISTOL AND FIRED,
and was about to fire again, when the mother
threw herself between thenl, and begging him
"a -'nn ne turned and walked out, going up ID
street. Mrs. Boyle thought that she was Sc
riously wounded, and was immedlateiy taken
were sent for. DIR. Page soon arrived, and as
ertained that the ball had taken effect in the
right shoulder, inficting slight wound only.
Boyle, it is stated, on reaching the street.
handed the pistol to a party, saying, q have
done what had intended" and he was going
to the station. Between + and streets, De-
JtCllFet &IRcuI huu VINO utppeneu
in the neighborhood,
ARRESTED HIN,
and took him to police headquarters. He was
followed by a large number OF persons, and an
immense crowd gathered ABOUT the house. He
appeared to be in Taudlin state, and offered
no resistance. He stated that he had fred but
one shot, and mad done all he intended, and that
" this is TIE result of the Police Court work.
abiding 20 his frequent arraignSn entfOr drank
enness and disorderly conduct preferred by his
wife.
BOYLE'S RECORD.
Boyle served in the East Indies, in the Eng
lish army, before he came to this country.
Here he enlisted in the artillery service in the
United States army, and served in the war OF
the rebellion and afterwards on the frontier.
After his term of enlistment expired, he wa:
appointed on the police force of this city April
18th, 1861. and was regarded as faithful and
efficient officer. with the single exception of his
taste for drink, and for which ne was finally
dismissed August %, 1872. The record of the
Police Court shows that he was committed 10
jail in default OF bonds September list, 1873, foI
threats to his wife, and was released october
10Th on his personal bonds. On October 18th he
was again committed on the Same charge, AM
released December 22d on bonds Of $500,
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WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Bauns hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligsacer building. 1928
TIE COMMUNITY Mt large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. Us
THERMOMETERS and barometer, are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar ~ street
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