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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24
Con<I ansed Locals.

Interesting topics at the Memorial Church to
morrow.
Tonight there will be an eclipse Of the moon.
~ " % begin a. Il p and will last until
S.55 O'Clock In the morning.
See advertisement Of school medal lost,
marked @ NJ. "A. WOihsmpteT." a reward Will
lie paid for its recovery.
MI. Geo. l. DOEa.ng, Of Washington, tho
eOlored caterer, intimate with senator Surnef
e to lecture by special Invitation, at Newport
ron the late Senator.
The sOciable given ~ the students of the
business College last evening, was 4 very sac
cCSsful affair, attended by the elite Of the city,
And All passed OF with credit. The proceeds
ere 70 be applied 70 the Purchase OF a H4!!er *
Davis Grand Piano fCS use IL the College
Halle.
The usual services OF tie Reformed Episcopal
Church will be held At Lincoln Hal or Suni4y
evening. Previous 70 the regular sermon Rev.
VIM. Mcclure will deliver a short addres :
with reference 20 the genera, convention. now
IN session IN New York. The new prayer book
Mr.. WIN. Rutherford, one OF our most skiIlfrl
marble workers and gTave-stSuas cutters n
viii be seen by advertisement elsewhere, has
opened a rev yard few doO-7 west of Tar
STAR Office. Nr. X. has on hand z great var5s+-
of specimens Of his work which are well -yrrthv
or Inspection b. those IN quest Of I.cnuments or
head stones.
At the prize tOlrnmeHt held At the Nstion,i
Park near Good Hope yesterday, for a wagon
saddle, bride, and geDtlemsn's whsp the first
pTize was awarded t. the Knight Of Arlington.
=. r Pearcei second, Reckless knight p A
Scaggs; third, Knight Of FGlen Allen j. Me
h. H. Bailey.
Last evening about o'clock, VIM. Better and
Benjamin Brown, two cGiOred men had 3 rght
rear the corner OF 9Th and ID streets southeast.
IN which Brown was cut ably on the face and
LETT eye. SergeOn Hollinberger conveyed Brcwn
to DR.. Adams office, but he refused to have bis
wounds dressed. The Sergent then took him
home and washed the blood of and fOuud thai
the wounds were not dangerous
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TAXES PAID AND No PROTECTION.
Health-Happiness-Thrift.

EDITOR OF EVENING STAR Persons hold
ing clerical positions in the departments con-
plain tTuthfuly of the cost OF living in this city
and OF the efficiency of their paw. Thew must
pay nom S25 TO $50 per month for q house aud
then II ls very rare that they get eligible, con-
Venlent, he8lthful houses. In line, lite to them
as rule is qualified eXemplticatiOn of short
commons, without the conditions enyironinE
them, that give to il in any sense the zest aud
enjoy ableness that IL should have. Is there no
way out of this? Let Us Gee:
Suppose that twenty-five heads of families
among these clerical gentlc men should come to-
gether and agree TO act together, and quietly
buy on some railroad leading out of this city,
and not far from 1t, a tract OF land large enough
TO give each one from one to i've or ten acres.
IL could be done, properly managed, at com
paratively cheap figure. hamlet could be
laid out and built TO suit individual tastes. A
house for II 200 could be buiit for each one af-
tording better quarters, more cOnveniences and
home comforts by far than they have now Ter
the rental stated here. Each could have his
floral grounds, his garden, and in a little time
bis fTuit, keep his COW and horse If he desired,
poultry, pig, have play ground for his chill
JTen, country air for them, and health. The
little community could obtain q railroad sta
ton, cheap Communication, and its ndiViduals
cou'd live better, enjoy more. aud save soma
thing from scant pay. The thing is feasible.
"hy ls IL not done Z GILES.
~ FOrty-two post offices in the United States
glory in the possession Of the name of Washing
ten.
Ex-Governor Allen, of Ohio, has refused all
TIE free passes offered him by the railroads, A
well as the extra cars they have been accds-
tOmso TO FURNISH Tor the governors use. DE
Tvs he will travel like his neghbors and pay
his fare like an independent man.
E-The Alliance Gas cOmpauv's works in
Dublin, Ireland, took fre yesterday morning
sn1 were burned with alarming rapiditv aud
terss ness. The military were called upon 10
d the hremen in suppressing the flames. rhe
lost.
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CITY ITEMS

ONR TON GOSHEN BUTTRR, of superior quail
IT. 200 dozen cans peaches and tomatoes, stand
ard goods, at very low rates. New York buck
wheat and choice Goshen butter, in large sup.
ply. Call and see. Flour, sugar, Sc, a. re
dUCsd prices.
See our advertisement in another column,
ELPHORZO YOUNGs & Co
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The Goat Nuisance,

OCTOBER ., 1874, 3 D. m.
Mr.. EDITOR: There are Just II William goats
in front of my door again. MY parking cost 90
cents per yard for sodding; trees 90 each, and
other trimmings in proportion. Who has kid
mapped the pound man? What is buckshot A
pound? Where can get strychnine? L must
have some relief if l get it behind q double
barrel gun, and have to keep friend Smell com
paDy. YouTs,
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washington stock exchange. Oct 2

.--.sss soa Sttfs exchange. Oct -
Q1Stas,e.s Jsr~asAsd ~ ksddletos q Co boaksrs
81 ne loiiosing Seas the Prioes BID aus al e1 ~
we - sting q the NashrR t0n STOCK EVraanra .
49, Eos =; sod 10 BID, he sssed. Bsas
$50. s@tlSrH .troPe 'itsn Bark, no "a, ia
81 zens' Nsiior al 6suk, NJ BIC. rs sskrd. CRY
fsssshser kstroeds-Metr Roiissn stock. IL 80
sskst-- snndry Lisl-Nstiepsl Thss,er 3 { :.
49, Ter cent, IS bis. 81 Asktd; Nss7u5r
Isntl. B3nds, F a A, s psr cent. sid. q IA;
Arlington lnsursEce Co - OK. 80 bid: P1..r A. 4 -
lns 90 stock, SeuTget0un, lssss BIZ Nati ,n.l NJ
t9toiiiah fiTe l7tnrsnee %. stook, IS bid Dis-
BSUa.. IS j. Isl. 6 10; Gale aSo Relief
B'i d., :, }. J.. lS7, - bid, ParnSnept ir, = .
SSs,ea n J; ls9l: 90 bid; 30 : -, j. ( } !,
Is, S bio, = sssed Msrkst Stock Bonds, -, q
lssl $ eis, 8 ssked; Fu.ded Loan 6,ngrsss,
Seef, A. 1873, esss bid, Ssa asSsd ,W.shinE-
I'VE Year e tIEssfss, rs %, II & y. IS s.,
ysa bid, Is asked; ''Ten Year b nd. - g. 4 n
Is : tid 81 asked; (LsE.l 6t, n. an, lai.
81 bid; So asked; C-Ttiacst.s u 50 ca tls43l. 6s
j y o. Flessura, IS btd IS ssked. n ard
q Pubic Mcrkl-Cer. Ger. Inprcvement. So, J.
J, ls74, s51s III. So asses; de-, ISIS. So Ma
sI n., 90 lSs SS 6it So ssked; A., lS5,
"a BIC, 80 asked; do. ISIS, So bid, S.. ssLcl ;
90 stTie,. s5.s biz, 81 asked. Oertihcs-es. Sever,
$50 J.. lSl, IS bid: GO ISIS - bid: 40 ls7s,
q Oidi 10, 1917 65 his; DO, ISIS. g. bid, IS ,sk
90, series, 65's biz; Water Certificates, Sc ISL,
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~ COLLXCTOR's oFFIOE,

Wy DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHINGTON, October q, lS7l,
Notice ia hereby given that on SATURDAY.,
Oct Der 81 1874, will ext ire all LICENSES given
By tie district Of Columbia to all apot bee aries
suctioneeTsp banks and bankers, bill posters,
brewers brokers' book agents, butchers Ia the Av-
er6l markets, cleim. SCENTS, contractors, cattle
brokers, commi sion nero hapts, dealers of mer-
chaLdtse OF any Kind whatever, dealers in distilled
ard teImented wines and ooFdias; dstilIers
insurance agents, ice dealers, manuf Acturers Of IL
Eliminating gas, life and irc-iusuraucs COMPANIES,
patent agents, pswnbrokeTs, PHOTOGRAPHERS pro-
pf.e;ors OF bAT-TOOms, tan e-rOOlus, tipplins
hcussi bslards, bGgatt lie, s1a Jenny Lind rabies
D. ~iDg alleys, hotels livery STABLES, intelligence
orces Junk shops, reetaursuts, and eating )Uses
thea ers, real estate agents, rectifers &c.
Ali PARTIES engaged in said business, trades, or
Professions must promptly renew said licenses In
accordance with the provisions Of act Of the Legs-
lailye ASSENT bly,, approved August IS, ISL aud the
act aHendstory thereto, approved june 20. l3'2,
VIZ: "1bat every psrsou liable for a lfcense-tax
no nay fail TO the before engaging la the
business fol- which license may be reIpired shall
In addition 10 the license tex mposei pay a due or
lars for each offense."
Dealer in distilled and fer nented rduors wines
and cOrdials in quantities not less han a plat are
further potihed that bono, with two citizens as
sureties each In the PENAL sum OF two hundred d.
lars mUht be given unto the District of Columbia as
the successor to the May Board Of Aldermen aud
Board OF Common Council, &c. previous to G ain.
ing license to traffic therein, Ia accordance with
existing Laws.
oc 2i,2E JcHN #. COOK, Collector, DO.
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"Smart shocks OF earthquake were felt on
October and 10, in Jamaica, but no damage
was Gone by either.
SThe Phoenix w0olen mills, NJ Sepens
Falls, n, Y, were burned yesterday morning
Loss, $4,000 partially insured.
RA Philadelphis officer who is very fond
of joke got up jury OF cross-eyed men, aud
IL TOOK the judge some time to decide whether
70 hnc him for contempt of court or to laugh
He concluded TO laugh.
REIn the suit brought by the Crispin so ,iety
rorecover money from the members thereof the
supreme court OF d Massachusetts, hasdecidsd the
order TO be q legal one, and the society emitted
q its pTeIOs atives.
ES-A special from st. r sul. Minr. says the
town Of Moorehead. situated at the riy ~ cross
lug of the North Pacific railroad, is la imml-
nent danger from prairie fires near BY. All at
Temps to check the fires prove futile, as the
win Is too high.
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HUNTING COATS AND VESTS, by alte n ltIoR
and combination, the perfection OF hunting gar
ments. Corduroy pantal0ons without scent
Rubber wadiDg stockings. Gymnast shirts.
tights and trunks. Waterproof tweed over soa's
NColen overshlrts. Blue flannel yachting
shirts and pantaloOns. Very heavy undersh rts
end drawers, wooden and buckskin mittens aad
gloves, &c. One Price Only.
GEO. z. HENNING. No. 40 Ith street.
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SINGING AND FANCY BIRDs-Messrs Latt-
Iner 4 Cleary, auctiOneers, received to day one
OF the finest collection of birds ever offered in
Warrington. Amongst the collection IL a pair
Of birds OF species discovered by DR.. Living
stOn.
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TINE Is MONEY, but health il happiness II
you have bad cold or cough, use DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup, it viii cure you. Price, Is cent.
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A GREAT WORK EXTKSDING-Nrs Canfaid,
Of Washington, d. c., employed by Gen. Eaton
on the asy um, reform aud industrial division
OF the bureau Of education, Department OF the
Interior, OF which be is commissioner, has been
thoroughly inspecting the plans method of con-
duct, and success Of the wOm8n's free training
school at No. a east 10th street. The result Is
that school of the same kind Is to be opened
IN Washington under governmental patronage.
Mrs. Charles Greene, in behalf Of Savannah.
Ga, and Mrs. Cole, for Philadel phia. have made
like visits, each alone, ami with the sames ap-
prObative result.-N. y. San.
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SPECIAL INDUoRMRNT-Those who would
profit should read Wolford & Shilberg's new
advertisement. wherein a special Indictment is
onered 10 purchasers of carpets and dry goods
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LUXURY, health, economy insured hy using
DOoleys Yeast Powder. Elegant Light Rolls
Biscuits, &c, prepared in 10 minutes. Try il.
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THR geld-plsted chains made BIZ H. F. Bar
rows & Co.. end sold by Prigg, on the avenue,
from So to $50, are the same goods til at are sod
by many OF the auction houses for gold.
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'I'o THE LADIES OF wAsHIserOs.

All who desire to procure the services Of thor
oughly competent
DBEss AND CLOAK MAKER,
will find IT to their advantage to call ct 3I4 18Th
street northwest, between Z and y. None but relf-
able patterns Kept, and perfect it guaranteed All
work finished In q manner to suit tn most fas.
tidious. octaI-aw%
DLATED WARE.
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\ COMPLETE FsTABLIsHMRNT.-Dete rmfnsd
20 keep pace with the improvements in Market
Space, Mr.. 5. Heller has moved into his new
store at the old stand. 1t is not only adapted
in all its arrangements to his increasing bust
ness, but il is full TO Overlooking with one of the
finest and most complete stocks to be found in
the city, which, he assures us, will be sold a.
prices 10 suit the times. See advertisement.
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LOCAL NEWS,
Amusssn~BIs, &c, Tonight.

FOTdS CIsrC HoaSs--Mrs. james a. Oates
Comic Opera Company in ''TAe Flower Girl
OF Paris"
dEiXFL.n
ThsGteT CoUiqus--The Dutch comedian Geo.
8 knight; Mile ZItells, and other attractions.
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ODD FELLOWS Hall,


HAVING been rem0dtisd and i'm prov 81 frrfuc the
past year, the fALtDN-he NJ. ST au the city
NSpteo particularly Tor Rsls srd tgc ables. D. now
Ies9J IT engagements Application O. the JauitOr
~ the nee, entrance utEth do ~ from m %
p m VIII receive IrUmfI attention. nrfqa. I9ts
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MEMS AND BOYs' Soft and Stiff Felt Has in
great variety ana low prices. BOYS excellent
School Hats, 81, at LEWIS"
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Use TIE ELASTIC TEUss and Abdominal
Supporter IL you desire comfort and safety. 2}5
Pennsylvania avenue. 1910
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LECTURES

v Il. Z. 4. ANNUAL
LIE CTUR COU II Z IL
Literary and Scientific Attractions.
CPBkS OOTOBsb Born.
LITERERY DIVISION.
BAYARD TAYLOh. October sou.
IAS. TICKNOH FikGDS Nov ,l3to -
Your Eecfures
DR.. j. ~. HOLLAND Nov Seth.
SCIEA TTFIC UIVfSION
Prof 4 =. nORSe. Dec = and To-
Two Lee ur-s NIEgrgi HfEfJrJ.
Rev. Z. G. BOLLES DC. IL add
To Lectures OF Inc MtrFOgrOr..
Pref. BFNBY r10HT0%, J "a. > aud 2 /.
Two Lectures on sCoLOr" and q. r ls0TessaCl %
All the Scientific Lectures Vill bs
PROFUskLY KLEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED.
r. TER SALE or SEAs@N TICK g r. Tor tie
courle Of TWELVE LECFUBEs viii open AZ
PALLANTYNIs p, saS Srvesth street, THURSDAY
MOhpl ING, Oct. 22d, ~ 10 O'clJCE. Price, IS,
nth Reserved Beat. Singh served ste for tue
Literary division. 70 tUts. sold ard after Oct.
3u. Bar fr0tiCH Dl ~ b. nod o. ssTs rf0ts
81 seas Sc circulars and cards ~ fulI parti GU
lars. CctH
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GENTS Broadway and 5-h Avenue SILK Hats
at - and 20, at LEWIS ,
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THB CASE OF DR.. LEON.-The case Of Ed
ward Il. Leon, charged with manslaughter in
causing the death Of a child Of Susan McLaugh-
lin, by producing an abortion, has been set for
the 10th of November, 20 which time the Jurors
OF the Criminal Court not empsneled TO try the
safe burglary conspiracy case have been dis
charged. IL will be recOlectsd that Leon was
arrested last winter by Detectives McElfrssh
and Sargent, and committed to Jail. On the
2Sth OF February he was released on bail. The
case was called on the 18th of June, and Leon
falling 10 appear, his recOgnizance was forfeit
ed. Leon, however, returned in August, and
was recommitted to jail, where he now is Mr..
y. u. Barrett appears as bis counsel.
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WARRINGTON THGArAE COuIaUE.
MONDAY OCT9REs sy5EY NIGHT AND

Engagement q tie orly rival of Zoe X Emmett
A ~ INC Nery PRINCE % Dutch Comedians. Mr..
ISLShGh . hhl6hI Engagement q the very
gYe.n.IE and bltlihDf SeriJ Comic Vocalist, MILF
EAlELLh, SageTeut q thg Rrea- European
the great Pisrt.tipu Passime A-tfst- fhe REY-
NOLDS BROTHERs o1fta 80
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PLATED WARE.

All the new designs for
TABLE USE AND ORNAMENT
In THE BEST QUALITY.
SILVER. TED WARE
very large assortment.
w. NJ. CALF, BRO. q CO..
oct22-h Jewellers.
THE GREAT REMEDIES for Cou.ampglon,
y waiting, and Indigestion, are SAVOY a
MO0RES fancreatic Emulsion and Pa scrs.tine
Medical men who have made IL q special study tes
tify that life Is prolonged in q reniarkab'e m snusr
appetite, strength, and weight increased digestion
greatly promoted, pourishment impart "a, aud the
Price from D 70 ;ls. ,sAYoBY MOO 2 8 lchea,
ists % me Sneen a; 4 tie Prince Of 4sss His
Bond Street, London, and all Chemist NoTE-
Name and trade mark on each bottle. iy6-ls.iy
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No CURg. No PAYl
Try LuDts 4 Cue Cure a sure cure for fever
ana ague. Fer sale by al druggists. 1),I6,6
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II HARRY DONEHUE,
COSTUNER,
4aSIIrE sTRkET. NEhRF

L. MOXLEY,
COSTU ER.
COS 10th Street Northwest.
large coIlecficn q Fine Artistic BALL, TAB
LBh Z and THEATE IC4L COS rU.N IS kept %
hand.
MASKED BALLS and PARTIES supplied AZ
res-oustle rsles
T. s. Remember a Max IL Furnished with each
Costume, and ell Costumes delivered anf called for
L MOALE
&C an COS - n street.
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m SYINGMErZ, HATTRa,
~ 1887 PEHEefLVAH1a ANESUI, W.
MKT coRNRR lSTH sTKEKT.
Hats IN blue, black, and brown,
bats for gentlemen Of renown
X ats Tor waikinR. riding, DRIVING,
HAS Gull faces look alive 10
HAS for ali kinds Of msulfng.
Hats for every trade and callirg:
II sfk for straight hair aud curly.
Hsis for figure broad and bury. ser1>-tr
Nou9D,=eseonA-he.a OothiaS Boasa s56
~ tolt. VII pay fsir Dr1sss Tor ssoos1 -hssS
o1onmG. V4Su- WoUpey oe1endo1 % 0nroaTn
s - 49, q, ? 1T s:ss..s =; - e
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TER BEST Ass0 RTMEST OF Gents Cotton and
Noolen, Flannel and MeriBo UndeTshirts AMI
Draw erS, ct al prices. from 30 cents up 70 tle
finest made, can be fouud at LEWIS "POpuIar
ore Price Store" go 18th street, between sld
n.
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TIE OFFICE OF INSPECTOR OF GAS AND
MzTERs.-As some strictures in The STAR
edItona:ly lately in r. gard to the recently an
pOiIted Inspector of gas we're written under the
suDpOsitlOD that be had ia ~ entered upOn his
duties, II is only justice to him TO give the fol-
lowing data showing the facts in the case and
serving TO set him right before the public in the
matter:
The law of Congress, creating the Office
OF the Inspector OF gas and meters,
was approved June 25l, butt was not until
August the 10th, that the inspector was com
misslOned, and on the 2lst of same month he
entered upon the dates of the office. A central
Location was desired, and suitable rooms were
secured on 10th street, next door to the corner
OF ID street northwest, No. 403, the National
ReIubIicGR old Office, and fitted up for the pr
pose intended, a work requiring considerable
time to accomplish. On the first of September
all order for the necessary instrum 5nts was
given Messrs. w. W. Good win & Co. gas meter
manufacturers, Philadelphia, Penn, since
which time the manufacturers have been work
ing coD-tantly to complete the order, and expect
10 deliver the instruments to the office in this
city at an early date.
Jadging from 2 conversation we b AL with the
inspector to-day, the instruments for determiu-
ing the Illuminating power and purity of the
gas, will be on hand within fifteen DAYS from
this date. The public will be informed, through
the daily papers, when the Office will be open
for Transaction OF business.
We mag CT; tiiat the inspector, DIR. s. Cal
vert Ford, is a well-knoWn citizen, highly re-
Spected for his abilities and integrity OF char
acfer, and we do not doubt that he will dis
charge his dutOs faithfully and conscientiOu.ly.
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RARLOM,s GALLERY OF FINE AIRS.

lz~S fkNNsHLvA Ma AvENUE.
hlNa5e on HAND = large q ok OF IA ice PAINT
InSs, EkGkhNlNGS, PHOTOG RAPHs aud
nnhOnOS. ZINE assortment Of FsnbfHs Dresden
fofot slEe Paintings. Vel et and CIT FaAMES,
~ greer variety Passs psrtUut .ud ate. made %
order, a any hape Ut color. Glld. silver aud Cor
per " Ire Colu, Mails sc. New huRrayfngs, Pho
tosihpts An1 throIurs received a. soon 9ublished
a., kin1 y Black W Aluut au1 siit FisIles made
ofoer 81 the best quality sud WOrkmauship. fine
patterts OF VII d.w - ruices q order. Pictures
hurE aud 2 SEX 4 with the frea a - care
N. B.-Psfrrings Tr.u-f-r-ed Lined and Re
stOr-d by II y BATloW octl-sW
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MERrEo Shirts and Drawers, 81. 81 o, 81. 50
each; NeGicated Shirts and Drawers, at H0l.
lander Bros, near Wizards Hotel. lO,I4,I
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/. Q. o. F.-RetUra o. the Tisitiag PdlrtdrcBs
from their Trip 10 Richm0nd.-The uniformed
PatriaTchs Of the encampment branch of . Id
Fellows OF this city, who left here on Thursday
morning on a visit TO Richmond Va, returned
last evening, arriving at 20, and we're received
at the wharf by the 'stay at home" members
and Columbia Lodge, and escorted to the II Ill,
on eth street, where they broke ranks. They
speak in the highest terms OF their reception in
Richmond, and during their stay enjoyed them
selves TO the fullest extent. They arrived in
the Getty Of Seven His about Z o'clock on
Thursday, and were escorted t. Fords hotel
and in the afternoon united in a grand process
sion. Subsequently they paid their respects to
Gov. keDper, and at night were banqueted at
the Monumental hotel. After addresses Of well
come from Judge Crump and Chief Patriarch
JOCes OF Nelson EnCampnent, the following
brethren responded happily 10 toasts: Visiting
BTethren-Grand Master Burr, of the Grand
Lodge Of the District of Columbia; Grand
Lodge Of Nirginia-Past Grand Master Thos
j. Evans; Subordinate LOdgss-Major A. r.
Courtney; Encampment branch OF the Order
A. L. Burr; Daughters of Rebecca-John A
Collins; Charities of the Ordsr-Samuel L.
Witt; Past Grand Sire i. ID. Stuart-P. G.. NJ.
Fowler, of the District OF Columbia; Odd Eel
lOwship-D. g. Richardson; The Women of
America-COlOnel W. s. Gilman. The banquet
was a very enjoyable affair. Yesterday morn
ing they were shown around the city, and sub.
sequently left for their homes.