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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-27

IRE THIRD TERN SCARE GoUsrsOT Dir. 0f
Neto York, ITos0uRCes Ay0inS' st.-At 4 iarg ge re-
publican ratincation meeting at Cooper lnsti-
tute, New York last night, Governor Dix was
received with great enthusiasm. He spoke OF
the prOpriety Of giving preference IN tue candi-
dates who had rlsked life for the linton when
opposed 70 those who were hostile TO the Union
or Indifferent. On leaving there were loud cries
of Chow about the third tern?' Governor Dix
said: 81 did not come to thrust any opinion of
the question i will answer it frankly lest a mis-
coEstTucuC should he put upon my silence. 1
say then distinctly that am not in favor OF
thlTd term. Enthusiastic cheering / proposed
some time ago an amendment 20 the cOnstitu-
ton extending the Presidents term 10 six wears
making him ineligible the next six, and until
THIS ameUcmen is made ] am in favor OF the
RUE which had its origin IN the patriotic breast
OF Washington, and was held sacred by has sue
cess6Ts FOR three quarters OF a century, aud hes
acquired from practice a force almost as poten-
tai as If II was engrSfted in the constitution. I
60 Lot believe such purpose exists anywhere.
washington and jackson were rewarded by the
country with the highest distinction in its plwer
to give, and they voluntarily retired from on &c
attlT having second time received the highest
marx OF confidence and gratitude or their coun-
uymeD. lCheers. General Grant has beenre-
Earded Ter his great services 70 the country hy
The same high distinction, and 1 90 not doubt
that when he deems the proper time to have ar
rived be will express a desire TO be relieved from
the cares of Office, and give by his action addi-
tonal force to the example OF his tlustriOus Pc
decessors.
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The Troubles in the sou,h

MONTGOMERY, Ala, October 2E.-Hendon.
the Lee county farmer, WHO was arrested bv
the I. ). marshal tor disOharging n negro was
tried and discharged. Col. Wetm1re aud Smith
81 sumter, Who were arrested by b sach and
Hester and carried TO Mo lie. have been re-
leased on their own ecOguizsnce. aud John
Little has been discharged, there being no eyi-
deDCe.
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POLITICAL NoTEs.-SRmuel RindskoQf, in
Withdrawing a. the democratic candidate for
Congress in the fourth district of Wisconsin
denies that he bought any Of the delegates 10
the nominating convention, bat says n al he
spent some money amopg his friends for beer
and wine, as did the other candidates '''. Vice
President Wilson said, in an interview with a
gentleman in New York Saturday evening, that
II the republicans neld their own IN New York
New Jersey and Pennsylvania, the republic ans
had nothing 20 fear. The activity displayed
within the last few days in the republican ranks
gave him assurance that these states would DO
their whole duty on election dav. III i
stated that ex-senator ThRyer viii be returned
10 the United States Senate from NebrR-la i'm
place OF Upton, IS the result OF the ret.uiliran
victory in that tstate-srepublican gain. .-.-Tne
republican state committee Of Michigan las
issued stirring address, calling tor earnest and
heSIty work IN the canvass, and saying: 1T Il
not in the power OF the democracy OF Michigan
70 defeat Us in a single congressional district
except by our carelessness or neglect In the
few days thst remain let our organization he
perfected, that we march again ia solid Column
- victory" Mr.. Hamilton FISH, jr, has
been renCminated for the New YORK assembly,
~ The republicans OF Il Putnam COUNTY. ..-- Tie
West Virginia legislature. which meets on the
second Tuesday of January, Will be composed
OF 90 democrats, Is republicans and indepen-
dents. 49, Mr.. Charles 4. %. Ferral, the indie
PENDENT conservative candidate for Congress iu
the seventh district Of Virginia. has withdrawn
irC m the contest. "A San Francisco dispatch
says the breach amongst the Nevada dem5cra,s
is becoming wider. Williams will not retire
lie holds that he il the regular party nominee
Mitchells friends are pushing his claims harder
than ever. 80 Hon. james G.. Blaine last eve
ming addressed an immense meeting AZ Wleting
opera house, Syracuse, y. Y, for an hour and a
half, on national issues. After the meeting Mr.
Blaine was serenRded, and responded. ..-. Hon
b ID. H'll addressed an immense audience at
Augusta, Ca, last night. He opposed the course
OF the administration in Louisiana, and called
upon the people everywhere to set tie seal OF
their condemnation upon it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-27

r,,D hILLED ON THE HIeHwAY.-A special to the
Cinelnnau Gazette, from Springfield, Ohio,
says: At midnight on Saturday last. Simon
Wolf, an influential citizen of Byron, Greene
county, was wayaid, shot several times and
robbed or large sum of money and left dead
derers can be found. ~ A'
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NEW YORK, October Z1.-The SsearnshfD Dffv
OF Pekin, hence September -. for San Fran
cisco, put into Rio JaueriO on the lQlh inst
Win The loss OF two blades OF her propeller. She
Is supplied with duplicate blades and viii pro-
hably be detained ten or fifteen days 70 place
them.
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AN AFFECTING SCENE IN A COURT ROOM
In the circuit court, now In session in Leesburs,
the case OF John Brookins, indicted for shoot
ing George jackson with intent to kill, was
tried on Wednesday, and the jury, after being
out fifteen minutes, returned verdict of guilty.
tiary. When the verdict was announced the
scene In the court house was quite affecting.
The mother OF the prisoner, who but few mo-
neck, weeping, when she heard the verdict
gave expression to her feelings In walls Of grief
which touched the hearts Of all present. Gen.
Hunton asked for new trial, but the judge
favor Of the verdict Of the jury, he could not
interfere. The prisoner was remsnded TO iail
to await his sentence.-LeestHrg Wdshingtonian
~Martin Luther was . competitor In foot
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WILL THRY BE CONSIDERED CARPRr-BAg-
s-IHrttlRg British Subjects 10 P0puIate Ms.
SiSSiITt.-1h ne bennington committee of the
Agricultural LaboreTs' Union, of LONDON, YES
teroay received deputatiOn from MississipDi
ana listened TO their proposal for emi grafton on
large scale of farm hands of England to tn AZ
state. The committee resolved to send a union
delegate to visit Mississippi and report on the
prospects, and male an appropriation to meet
the expenses of the innuirv
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Conversational ko,n,n,,,o,

MAUCH CHUhK, PA. October ALLEN W
Butler, Of the First National Bank of this
place, was O-day unanimously nominated for
Congrtss from tie lIrh district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-27

THE Boston Board Of Trade has appointed p
committee to tender tue cOur5esies OF the ex-
change to the Secretary OF the Treasury and
Postmaster General, who are expected to visit
Boston shortly.
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he 81 lreme - 'surt ', sterday refused to al
vance on The '1ocket the cases appealed from
l1e lso"' >sin district court, and il is not nos
7 oca'Irt t3st they can he brought up before
Mach ur Auril
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DON'T WANT THE "BoULD SoJRRn Rows
AMONG THKM.-A mass meeting of citizens of
Memphis has been called for this eyening To
take action in regard to the presence of national
soldiers in that city on the eve of election and
TO petition President Grant to remoya RI am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-27

PENNSYLVANIA Coal TRADR.-The total OF
anthracite marketed for the week ending on the
l, th instant amounted 10 400 ,952 tons, and Tor
the coal year Il $50 .251 tons against IG Ill 600
tens TO corresponding time last year, bei az 2
decrease OF 2ji.743 tons. The bituminious ton
mage for the week is 9 53i tons, aud fO- the
year tGI 20. tons, against 62l 2jO tons 20 same
time last year, giving total Of all Kinds for the
wetk Of sc. ACC tons, and for the yeSr OF 1. j5g-
52i tons, against Il ICS 5e tons to the same time
last yesr, being decrease OF l.2Ii,535 tors
The coal Production the Ia8t week was sjne-
thing larger than il was the preceding week
and some s 0GO tons larger than in cprresponi-
ing week last year. notwithstanding this slight
increase in Tie trade il is let likely tBat the an
thracite production, which is now over a million
and quarter of tons behind What il was TO the
same time last year, Will in the six or seven re
naming weeks of the season reach last year,
tonnage. 1t has been decided by the assOciated
coal carrying ard coal producing companies O.
advance The prices of coal the lst ~ November
10 cents per ton, which will be the hi gbest prices
for this year and the prices that will continue
until the scale is made out for ISIS. The Goa
market is quiet under a fair Tetsil business. The
supply OF coal Is pretty fuil, aud will no doubt
be kept so.-Phila. Ledger, Oct p.
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SAt Phenixville, Pa. yesterday, Huvh
man, in drunken spree, ffS'
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SThe heutensnt- governor of N Mas<schu..,.s
has fixed Thursday, November 81 e. shs - -
nusl Thanksgiving day. ~ - 'ns an
Ins people Of Paris win soon present a
queen Victoria an Illuminated sddress fhsns,
ing England for her msnifeststions Of sv vnn.,r. !.
at the conclusion OF the seiee, sAP~'hy
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SUICIDE IN JAIL--A special from Andersou.
Indiana, says that Nancy Mowson, arrested on
Wednesday last for the murder or being aces
sorry 10 the murder OF her son, Albert, yesterdsv
committed suicide m jail by taking poison.
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INDICTED FOR PoLYGAMY-The First Case
under the kGWo Of lSG2.-Geo. REYNOLDS. of Salt
Lake city, has been indicted Tor poIygamv,
under the Congressional laws of 1862 and he'll /
~ palI; Inns is the first indictment in Salt
one having been found under the territori al
law. The case will probably go to the Supreme
Court OF the United States
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FooD FOR RUSSIAN Gossrp Moxavpe a.
Abbess IL on trial In MOSCOW for forgerS.s =,
the amount OF $4,000. The case csnses 49, ~
found sensation in Russia, p1o-
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GOVERNMENT EsTIMATEs.-General Gar
field, chairman Of the Committee on Ap5ro pri
ations, is in Washington in conference with t e
several heads Of departments on estimates r,r
the next hscal year. he has addressed a lett 7
to the different members of his con m'Jtee. urA-
ing them 10 meet in Washington at the eArIiesJ
day possible, after the elections.
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AMUSEIENT3.

0Ah - 1A1 - AN~' ~
NAE-Oa4L rhEATEh. EXTRA.
AIM LEE
fRsNCH or sEA BOUFFE COMPANY
NJ GEAU ard CR II zIIA.-.. ...... !recF,rs.
Chs Tavorst" GLG fsaIgu, Cs--psny, thor.EEaiy
rfcrCsn I'D, nov COIIV;lses The t-lcWIIg array Of
VILE MARIE AIYTv,
II i'}rs Va DIN kic, U1barch - Dor Vauts~arn-,
Ir O., FrgeTie. Julien, P,1rsGr, sorn, S5TsgIia,
MONS C. KOLIETz
The syui0eEt nc favOrite Tenor.
Il rCub2root. G-lot, schmi 4, SAL ,for, Per-aut
hrtiu0, G1errs, Olivier, Persnt, kremar, t.
aND GEAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRl.
Pr ,S.i tond. Cor. ....-.----.-.. Mons opertl
MONDAY EvLNING, NOVEMBER 2,IT4
Par sian sin-'5a, srd Csssis4r : ,uss;ioH,'
LAELLLE d. Us DAME : NGgT
nTIe sTdih ns M'%s Iaoss, l,;S Ii. k0iioil as
-s' TUEsDsY-IL L IA Hi' iPERfCH0IEH.7 H7''
During tsis eUgsgenen,, which is limited to one
, Ia 'P;RRINCESSEE lS DE 1RIBsBIzoNDE.
Rs-r,sd So cents eStrS. a.
sale Il seats viii coamsocc on ThUcsisy, oefSseT
ster aud BTad Adsr6s' Branch Once octag-,F
EORB's OPERA hOUsk.
NRs. F. w. LANDER,
Supported By Mr.; frank LsTI3r's G cat Dramatic
Charles De Groat, Eiwiu Vary, Charles Ahrsnds,
GsSrSe g. eE tyfn SaTrjsi oys[ wHasOp
Oshorne, Miss Emma MaTkley Mss MAY Preston,
esd many Others.
........QGeen EIizsb eth,
,''. - - sr;s nsT{ stgsrs'
FTidsy... -. ...... School for Sc andsI
Saturday Autouy and cleopatra.
LANDER hATINEE SATURDAY.
Mondsy, H-yeu-ber 2, Mr.. JOHN MCCULLOUGH.
NATI0NAI THEArER. BEGTNsats
~ Mr.. J. @. Lessee and Manager.
Management extraordinary, fer positively six
nights My and saturday afternoon
THE rS1oN The sSI1l grrst 90. G9ISa1y ran Of
Under Ihe mansgeu'ent OF M~ssrs shook & Palmer
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
GraC. atization Of OhsrIett- Bronte's
JANE EYRE.
r., RspAY, ta o. ~ I FhIDAY and SATURDAY, 0sto-
tuccessfgI drama, founded on incideats OF this
lie GhNxvA cross.
| Grand Family mstinee SATURDAY at 2O'cl)ck
Boy sfee Of the, TRsstsr and at Brad 1dsus' 96
5Sf 5is ophEA pintfBb BbGFEE 2 one GeT S2sk
WARRINGTON THEATKk 0OMIQUs.
MONDAY, OCTOBEB 20, EVERY NIGHT AND
| s9Lg-end snce Artists, Messrs. OOgILL and
laid Chsrsser ssiss the w o Ss
.Gss and 81 danes Rs os s
eoTrPsnying hin5elf Eiih the Italian harp. George
yOTites in an olo Of uLusu al magnitude. oct25 -
L. Corner Oh and streets.
ALLOF NIGHTS
tIla, L. Ehen nCthing else is going On thersJ
FOR SHORT SEA5ON,
CommeDciog
MOSDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER %.
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THE - ATE BURGLARY
Sixth Day 5 Proceedings in the Criml-
nal sOUrt

JUDGE HCSPaREYs ALLUDEs To TaE NEWS
PAPER PUBLICATIONS COMMENTING on THE
TRIAL-THE BXANINATION CF WITH EssEs
RhsUMKD-AN OBJECTION RAISED THE
DLFENCE AND ARGUMENTS THEREON.
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SFAIS-A slight breeze of trouble ia snrine,nn
up between England and Spain concernine the
hsIshness Of Spanish dominion over the British
settIers IN the Sooioo archipelago, in the Pacific
ocean, near the coast Of Borne0. The govern
ment Is to make an inquiry, backed up by the
trouble. Va 'AS
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THE TURF-FleetscoOd Pdrk-The second fall
meeting Of the Fleetwood Park association was
brought TO close yesterday. The racing
opened with unfinished 2:24 race of Satnrda 2
last. Music won in two heats-time 2:2oX, pos
For the purse for horses that never beat 3 so
there were i've starters. Rutledge won In three
straight heae-tme 2:33, 2:35, 2:SS. The great
race Of yesterday was for az 900 for horses IA AZ
never beat 2:21. There were ave starters~Thos'
l.. Young, Kansas Chief, Young Bruno, Senss-
uon, Hopeful. The race was won by Hopeful,
took the hrst heat.
The Great Race in San Frdnciseo.-The noted
trotters Occident, Judge Fullerton and Gloster,
have been entered for the 5000 purse race in
San Francisco November Z.
Racing in EneIdnd-The Newmarket Hough-
ton meeting began yesterday. The race for the
Criterion stakes was won easily by Garter, by
Bell, by three lengths, Lady Love coming in
second. same distance ahead OF Bolfe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-27

CNlVERsAL PRAYER.-The British Freneh
Belgian, German, Swedish, Dutch. Norwegisn' >
rIuIklsh, Greeian, and Syrian branches OF the
EVaL gencal Alliance have issued an Invitation
January, 1875, from the Sd to the iotS for -,
prayer IN behalf OF the whole world. Subjects
are designated for each day. A similar nro-
g1amme VIII be prepared for the United Statsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-27

GKAND Art EXHIBITION
ing lie Pictures, sc.
Mssnidcent Pictures before the audience all the
tllDg, saCE Just long enough to afford satisfactory
HIGHLY MORAL AND INSTRUCTIVE.
"a THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FOB
All the interesting and heri,orious work. If sr,
lLtGe world; Celebrated Paintings, Ststuary, Por-
trsfs Cf Eminent PersGBs; al FOEeicn and hmeTi-
Sen Nle~ hstural History, Microscopic and other
ec'eniifc Illus attOIs, Scenes Classical, Histori-
cal, airy, ALE gOricaI, Comic, 81 &C.
everything shown nasuTsl size, except Micro
s.Grlc subjects, which are most powerfully mag
VO-sge around the World every night
.. raves IL Europe, Asia, Africa and the Ane-
GIjmrses q Fsypt, Palestine, Greece. Italy, and
strolls in Rome, Atbars, Cairo, Jerusalem, Cal
GGtta, Fekln, Paris, LC ndOn, Berlin, Vienna, 1t
fttSIssurg, Aew York, VI as2ington, San Francis
An Art and Silence History OF the World, from
The Creation down to the present time.
Evenings Cf batter eutertAinTlent aud instruction
tSan Cen possibly be obtained in any ether way.
6yerJ hins fuliy up 20 the ti3 iu all respects.
Bear II mind, every n night, except Sunday.
Sc daily TspeIs iCr Of nights.
30 PCsTPONEMEHT ON ACCOUNT OF THE
WzATHEk.
DGcrs oren at ! O'Clock; exhibition to commence
81 9 kLtIsLC CO On u street Car4 iagss n4ay be in
ADMISSION, so GENTS.
No Beserved ecats-Cue seaf is al good a. another
I T these exhibitions, and every body will see aud
hear s"d get their money ys worth. Come early IL
TicE1ts Ter sale az eli the AIT, Music and Book
stofes aud az the Ticket Office OF the Hall on the
evening o. exhibition. II y01 deer tiing tickets
cLaL g ready. MAX HEBEh,
ocG6-lu Manager
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THE TROUBLES IN LOUIsIANA-The demo-
cratic and conservative state central committee
or Louislana have addressed a communication
TO General Emory, protesting against the action
of Major Merrill at Shreveport. An Associated
Press dispatch Gays: Military officers in New
Orleans generally condemn the action OF Major
MerrlU at Shreveport. Major Merrill tslsgraphs
TO General Emery that his action has been
greatly exaggerated.
A meeting of naturalized citizens of New
Orleans will be held tomorrow TO consider the
matter Of tie state attorney generals opirion
and the action Of the authorities regarding the
naturalization papers issued by the second dis
tTict court The recoads of the court show a,
persons naturalized since January, 1854 Ii is
stated that a number of papers were also issued
during the term OF Judge DayiguaUd, OF which
there is 10 record. A meeting OF members of
the bar has been called for Wednesday to con-
slider Attorney General Fields opinion ia the
second district court natUTali Zation cases Ii
is understood that the state authOri ties have
concluded 20 arrange separate boxes for voters
nSturalized by the second district court, the
votes to he counted and the candidates affected
by the results after contest before the courts.
OF COURSE EvKRYTHING Is Peaceful IN
hENTUCKV-BW H0ig HiU the HaagLty Sons
gthe BlUe Grass Reqtoa -i-coaHt for HiS Fpis0Rs ?
special 10 tic Louis vile Courier Journal from
Shelby county, Ky, gives an accOlnt Of a
bloody outrage committed Saturday night last.
a bar q OF masked IneE visited religious meet
ing hut did 10 violence hevOnd hating certain
parties as they came out OF the church. After
wards they went 10 the bOuse Of Thomas Ford
(Nhlte,) where they whipped three negroes and
threatened Mr. Ford With the same treatment
unless he discharged negroes employed by him.
From there the party went TO the house of a
negro named Darlington and calle1 for him 10
come outside. Upon his refusal te do so they
fired into the house, one bullet striking the
daughter OF Darlington, sixteen years OF age
who was sleeping on the floor, putting out her
eye, and burying itself in ber shoulders. Two
OF tie band then broke In the door, and, after
curslng Darlington, rode of. At last accounts
the wounded girl was still alive, but in a preca-
rious condition. 1t is probable Governor Leslie
will take immediate steps 70 capture and bring
to justice the murderous wretches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-27

Supreme Court yesterday declded the case Of
the city OF New Orleans against the New York
steamship company, No. >, to sustain the de-
cree below. which held that the lease given by
the military governor of the city after its esp
ture was valid for the term of years named
therein, although extending beyond the termi-
nation hOstiIiriPz
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Having been remodelsd snd improved during the
T6st yesr, the SALOOS-jhe finest in tue city
adapted particularly for 4lls and sociabes Is now
resdy Tor eEEageIneFs. Applications the JanitOr
al tie Cflce tentTaLCe north door, from A. m TO
.. N Will receive prompt attention, oct22-I2L.
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no PCsTPONEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF THE
WEATHEh.
ODD FELLOW = HILL

n A
" SEVENTH STREET,
HAVING been remodelsd and improved during the
sasptsd particularly for Balls and sociables, is now
59sqy tGT erEageneF1s APPlicsticns 70 the JanitOr
?. N viii receive prompt attention. oct22-I2t'
PARLGW's GALLERY OF FINS Arts,
~ I223 PENNsYLvANIAA AVENUE
IEGs, KNGRAYfSGs' PHOT0GkkPHsi s. and
pNs eO4 OSo = ne assoTtment OF sslR'Rs Dresden
fCLee.tlLe PAINTINGS. Velvet and Gilt FRAMES,
~ great variety. Passe Partout and Mats, made 10
oIl cl any haPe or color. Gold, Silver aud OOp
per wire; Cord, nails. sc. Eew Ergrayings, Pho
togrspls anJ ChTOInCs received as soon aspublshed
Al! hind II Black Walnut and cit Francs made TO
oIasT q ile hest qualify and workmsnship. Fine
Lggs and packed With the EVestest care.
stored by II N. BsBLoW. D''''1 ooti-sn i m
oLpsO. On E1hibitisn AID sale INEw No
''A sh, nARxRIrERx, f'rH So
No A59 f:h ssreSt, betwssn snd streets, eight
CGI91iaa Gl , kS,'Iiings, EosLaT!lss, Chromos, &C.
ta5e, iPfsst PsSte ST. Pspf5 haogpE; ETq9w
seisI Ll1ss, NAILS, &c, IA the District.
- Please remember Name and Eumbsr. Jelly
r HARRY DONKHUE,
COSTUMER,
3sIITH STREET, NEARE.
New snd 1eatly htted-up Psrlors and show-rOoms
and doRbly-increased stock of
~.
comprising several hundred new aud costly Dresses
togeiher With every variety of COstums-LsdiesI
GeLt's and Chil1reh's-for
MAsQCk BALLS AND PARTIES,
PRIVATE THEATRIOALS
IABLEAUN AND OLD FOLKS OONOERTs
F.s.-Mth q thorough knowledge OF our busi.
ness we devote to the wants aAd wishes OF
our patrons and by courteous and polite attention.
ressC natle charges, and disposition Ate
and please, We seicOm fail 10 give satisfaction
oo23 3m
NJ y y Ely,
COST UMER,
COS 10th Street Northwest.
A large collection Of Fiue Artistic BALL, TAB-
LEA and THEATRICAL COSFUM ES kept on
MASKED BALLS and PARTIES supplied at
p. 8. Remember Mask Is furnished with each
costume, and all Costumes delivered and called for
l.. .mOXLKY,
ocuytm COS 10th street.
nISrE EICT OF COLUMBIA raxpav
~ khS TAkk NOTICE.
penalty OF one per csntum will be added to your
TAX bills on and after NOvEMBER L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-27

~Martin Luther was competitor in foot
race at Portland, Me-, recently.
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THEATRE IOMIQUE.
l. Corner oh and D streets.
IOSDAY NIGHT, NovEMBER %

ALL OFF NIGHTS
lEai L. " hen nothing else Is going On there }
FOR 4 SHORT SEA5ON,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03
Remonstrance.

The following remonstrance was
presented to the Common Council yes
terday, and on motion, ordered pub
lished:
To the Honorable the Mayor and
Common Council of the City Of Los
Angeles: The undersigned, your petit
toniers, would respectfully represent
to your honorable body that the build
ing of the sewer beyond Commercial
street, on Main street, is for the pres
ent unnecessary; besides, it is too late
in the season to commence such
work, and would be, during the Win
ter months, an intolerable nuisance.
property owners, at their own ex-
pense, have constructed sewers be-
tween Commercial and Requena
sereets, and now, to oblige them to
pay for a new sewer would be oppress-
i've.
Hoping that this representation will
receive prompt consideration from
your honorable body, your petitioners,
as in duty bound, will ever pray, etc
Louis Mesmer, John G. Downey,
John L. Lantranco, IsaiasW. Hellman,
Mrs. J. r. Scott, d. Rivara,
G. B. Sangueneti, Joseph Huber, Jr,
Andrew Glassell, G. E. Thorn,
w. ii. Nordholt, LorenZov v. d. Leck,
John L. Gufrey, I. NJ. Hellman,
B. Cohn, Family Morenhant
E. Greonbaum, John Wilson,
Andre Briswalter, F. P. f. Temple.