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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-09

Wall street To-dsy.

NEW YORK October 9.-The PoSf's q nsncial article
ssys The STOCK exchange markets TODAY are Quirf,
snd rites are. as rule, lower than yesterday.
Here sli sales OF gold have been at ll1 sad on Eod
loans the rates have been l-64 per day. Snd TO
Per cent Tor use. with few loans fat Tee rae az
hich most lo ais were renewed this morning WAS
per cent. for use. Foreign Exchange il 5wer than
Aes!eIday, although nominal rates sTe unchanged.
Prime bankers sterling sells 81 4Sals Il 7. for Sky
d8ys and 4S4 = G4SS I, T demand hills COmmsrcial
steslibg ranges tTcm as % "a. TIE money market
continues "a as per cent for call loans, and best
mercantile psper is 6(cI per ceut., with the seVt
grade slo per cent. Offerings for oisS sunls A. the
bA- ks are small and comparatively speaking little
pew psTer Is making. Buyers cis-rfmiasts
more closely than ten days ago, bat othsrwiss the
merEet IL little charged. Government bonds ia
this N srke are steady. DEALINGS ia state bonds are
cor uGee ~ the board to Tennessee e, which com
naftd With The last sales. show a heavy de,lfne
Ire STOCK market opened lt7sx lower than vest en-
Gay, except Lake shore, New York Central and
Obios, which are steady. There vas then a decline
OF = "a which was fully recovered before eleven
ooiCCk, seine stocks having advanced :, az THIS
ADVANCE was followed By decline Of I.iGS, ia the
general list. Since noon there has been al a.yaDce
oi = Gas, sid the market is stea IS W. write
Erie hss been exceptionally weak, having fallen L
per cent, but IL still mU higher than thu l. ln-
dou market. Extreme sales have been As follows.
the stocks being given in the order OF activity =
kIie, ~ dSlts; Lake Shore 49, Slz L aiou Pa.
cite. sos @so'si Northwest, 50 as 4: TeleEraph
~ gsosi Pacific Msii, Al as; Wahash,
~ @S54; st Psul, SSS e3s7s; R1cE lsls AVID l3,- a
leS; ohios. 1902; o. c and O., Iota llllI< and
new i oEk Central, lOla slNl2t
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MR. JAMES CORRIE, dentist, in Baltimore,
wrltes:-'l have used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
personally and in my family for two or three
years, and am prepared to say that there is
nothing to compare 10 it as remedy for coughs,
of
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'HR latest STYLES Silk Hats, S. to 60

THR latest styles Silk Hats, So to So
Fine Soft and Stiff Felt Hats, cheap.
Heavy Undershirts and Drawers, 80, . and Al
Finest Medicated Red Flannels, 1925.
Stout English Half Hose, 3 pair for 4.
White Shirts, open back and front, 81 and
g. so.
Finest Goods at the lowest prices.
. LEWIS, 900 eth street, bet and K
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THE PUBLIC will notice that the we'll known
young butcher, W. II. Hoover, has changed his
stand in the Center market 18th street wing to
the stalls 59j and 500 9th street wing, where he
has the best meats on sale.
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PARTIES IN want of comfortable dwelling
house should attend the auction sale of No. ~
l street northwest tomorrow afternoon at 5
O'Clock, by DunCanson Bros, suctioneers. This
property is In one Of the best locations in the
CITY,
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DANISH INVENTIONS IN BALLoONs.-The
Danes, too, il seems, have got the balloon fever.
1t appears that Sivel, a celebrated Danish aero
naut, made an ascent and crossed the Sound
into Sweden, for the sixth time this year
Galignani says that Sivel has no fear whatever
Of alighting in the sea, as he has invented a
little safety apparatus which would have been
Of great service to his French colleague. He
drops into the sea a sort of canvas cylinder, of
a cCnical form, a. held by a guide-rOpe to the
car. In fills with water, and Is kept down bv
the weight of the liquid. He then throws out
a little ballast Rnd the balloon arises, but is
retained like a captive one a short distance
above the sea. He can thus wait until a vessel
comes 10 deliver him, or until he drifts ashore.
Should he wish TO arise again, he pulls a cord
attached to the point of the cone, and which
turns it upside down. The water escapes, and
the bsliOOn is freed. The invention b as been
tried by him over twenty times at sea, with per
feet success.
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DON'T HAZARD YOUR LIFE!-A lighted torch
in a powder mill is scarcely more dangerous
than deprecated cough or cold. The ind-
yidual who waits for such an insidiOus enemy of
life to die out of itself, commits a frlghtful
error. 1t is an inexcusable error too; for H1le's
Honey of HOrehound and Tar will cure any irrita-
ton of the lungs or throat with a dispatch and
thoroughness which preclude all necessity for
apprehension. Notype of cough, cold, influ snz T.
or bronchitis can resist its strengtne sooth
ing healing operation.
PLLs'S TnoLh-A che DLnrs-Cure in nna r,ninrta
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CORrs, BUEIoNs, &c.
For relief from Corns, Bunions, Club and In
growing Nails, etc, visit DR.. hite's establish
ment, No. 535 18th street, opposite the U. s..
Treasury.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenss. &c, To-niSbt

NaI0HCI Thsoter.-Msdsm .Jsnauschek in
her great role OF MARY Stuart"
Ford's Orsrd RCuss.-Mr. John r. Owens I'm
the great double bill OF the - Heir at sw'
and ''FCTty Winks."
ThSGtsr C0HiqHs.-Ssm Devere in the new
drama Of "Just in Time" and other attrac-
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DoOLRY's Yeast Powder is the cheapest but
not the lowest priced. Baking Powder. Elegant
Biscuits, Rolls &c, prepared in few minutes.
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Boys HANDSOME SUITS, recently received for
Sl8 and $50 per suit. Boys Overcoats and Wing
Goats, in variety, and priced from ST to 800.
Boys Merino Undershirts and Drawers, from
ordinary quality TO full regular made. Bows
Gauntlets. One price only.
GKO. Q. HENNING, No. 40 7th street.
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District Goxerumen, aea,r~

Orders have been given for LAYING seventeen
wateTmsins IN the different sections Of the city.
Controller Baker Is to-day paying the gar
bsge men, and to morrow will pay the market
masters and employees under them.
The contract for signs to be placed on the
lamps 10 designate the streets was awarded TO
Mr. George A. Hilton, at fifty cents per sign
foT patent double glass sign.
BIOS were opened yesterday afternoon by
Lieut. HoNte for the erection of the new school
house to he built in the county, between the
upper and lower reservoirs. The bidders were
Young ~ Keenan,, Sl,572, and Samuel 5. Hunt,
Sl.250. The contract was awarded to Mr. HINT
The contractor for the improvement of 22d
street has been directed to strsighten the curb
line and repair the wooden pavement between
l. and Nj streets.
Engineer HOxie has requested the president
and directors of the Washington City and Point
Lookout Railroad company 70 construct "A dry
bridge over their road at the crossing of Ste
Vens avenue and Il street, Hillsdae ID. c., the
company having excayated TO depth of some
twelve feet for the road.
Engineer HONie has directed that the alley
in square No. 446 be graded.
The chairman Of the parking commission has
been authorized to have a coat of whitew ash
put upon all tree boxes that are in dingy con-
clifton, and two coats put upon new boxes.
The contractor for the improvement of 9Th
street, between East Capitol and streets
southeast, has been directed TO repair the WORK
at once.
Permission has been given to Geo. W Bauer
to erect four lamp-posts in front OF his prem
Ises on ID street northwest, near 18th street.
supply ing said premises ~ his own cost.
REMOVAL OP A TERRACE.
some time IN September last Mr. l.. L. Rod
gers applied TO the chief engineer for permits
sion 10 remove the terrace at the northwest
corner OF q street and New JERSEY avenue
southeast, in order to erect building. which
request was refused on the ground that il would
mar the uniformity of the improvement on that
street Mr.. Rodgers, nOtRith Standing this re ,
fusal, proceeded 10 cut away the terrace tn suit
b's Own purposes, AND was notified by Sup1rin-
tenCent j. b. Ellis TO desst and replace the
portion already removed. Upon his refusal TO
notice this caution Mr. Ellis procured a war
rant and Mr.. Rodgers was brought before
Judge Smell, who after a hearing, dismissed the
case. The matter was thereupOn taken up by
General o. f. BabcOck, who has notified Mr..
Rodgers that he is violating section 23O of the
revised code of Congressional laws for the Dis
uict Of Columbia, which provides that any
person removing work done by authority of the
United States, aud failing to replace the same
TO the satisfaction of the chief engineer, Shall
be subject TO a penalty Of s25 for each and
every failure and pay the cost for replacing the
same, the whole to be recovered before any
court in the District having competent iuris-
distiOn. He was alsO notified TO replace the
terrace within twenty days or he would DO pro-
ceeded against in accordance with law.
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S2.25 FOR ONE-QUARTER BBL. SACK of WEIGHS
Best Family Flour, at w. j. X gDsTRAKE's
Cheap Cash Grocery and Flour Store, corner of
9Th st. and New York avenue n. W. 1911:
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CWY ITEMS.

TEE new society color in Felt Hats, for gen
tlemen, Just received 10y Willett & Ruoff, 9Oj
Pennsylvania avenue. 3
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AMER1cAx MzcHAx1cs.-pepu.y National

AMERICAN MKCHASICs.-Deputy National
Councillor House was present last night at
Wellington Council, No. l. ,. OF L. A. NJ and
specuye stationS;-Tnos. b. Marche, Sr. EX. c.;
A. b. Lacey, Jr. Ex; f. Wheeler, C.; l. n.
Sherwood, H; A. ID. Cannon. II. s.; j. W. Cor
rev, +. s.; John L. Graham, Treas; j. Il. Z.
Devoe, Ind; DIR. Ethan Allen, Exam; Peter j.
Pearce, |. P; John Breen, o. p. Speeches
were delivered by ". F. House, of Md, and L.
Wheeler, Esq. TIVE recitations were also given
one BY j. w. Corey and the other by Elk. O..
Nsntassell. The order, though young In this
CITY, Is on the increase rapidly.
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TRY THE ELASTIC Truss, 255 Pennsylvania
avenue. Oh
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Solid Walnut Tables and stasds, el.
welppt Book Racks, eide s1d Corner Brackets,
Oemb boxes, &c, 81 cents 70 81:
Fine FEN Si, .s wslHTt Frames so' and 81
Ten Pin Diamond Ia. Racks, IKE
Fine i've Bottle Large Csstofs, 81
Handsome selid Walnut Frames, soc.
caIssd and Pdii sss wsnsi Frames. very
Walnut small Frames. 25o
Ladies two Button Dog skin Driving Gloves, 7sc
Ladies inc Embroidered Corsets, al.
sent % Fine White Shirts, the greatest bargains
Gents Best English Half Hose. three pair n.
Fine Ten and twelve BIB do. at sl.5Ot. o..
Ladies Fine merino Vests, 81.
Ladies s inc Gnce,ssrments,s good cotton and well
Lsrse sssoftmepi Pocket Knives. SOC. to sI.
TOILET SOAP, which will be positively gIvsa
Large Tablets, four pieces, sc.
Fine Toilet, two pieces, 15c-
This Is really good soap, and the price remark
ably low.
NEW GOODS ARs c0NSTAHTLY Re.
NOT a DAY PASSES BUT SOMETHING
B01A WILL PLE1Ss IoU. "1'AS
CALL SOON, AT
SILvBRBRR0
GREAT METROPOLITAN DoLLAR STORE.
ssPss-u sls TIE g., MAJ PsxmyIvANA Av.
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a. KCIA L n TIOE.

All goods left st the
NEW YORK DYE HOUSE,
700 9Th street, for three months will be sold
If not called for, to make room for my fall trade.
oct3 St. MRS. JOS. III. BIZ lees.
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CREMATION VERSUS BURIAL-We do not
hear so much about cremation as we did. Tue
Old ADglO-SaNon feeling in favor OF cofi rs
seems to be too strong for the Urn party, If
there ever was one; and the fixed habit OF a
race is rot so lightly surrendered. In England
the proposed change is unpopular, as all pro-
posed changes usually are. In the town of
West HartlepOOl there is board of improve
ment commissioners. The chairman. MIR Ed
ward Turnbull, had given notice that he won Ia
take the sense of the board upon the question
OF cremation, il having been proposed to pur-
chase land for the enlargement of the present
cemetery. Upon this a mob of 200 women
mostly belonging to the working classes forced
their way into the room, and when Door Mr.
Turnbull made his appearance they began to
shout "Burn HIM" ''Stick him in tar barrel -
"Give us christian burial :" Then the lea der
of the AmaZOns handed in a petition against
cremation, as being 'revotiDg 10 the ideas of
modern civilization" The chairman appeased
the crowd by the assurance that the com mis-
sioners chad 10 power to Cremate," and so the
Intruders withdrew with further cries of sBurn
TuIDbDn! Put him in a furnace" This
DIDN'T prevent him, when order was restored
from advocating his plan ''on sanitary eco-
nOmical, ard sentimental grounds" He mem
toned, among other things, that "cremati0n
was being rapidly adopted in the United
States" which will be news TO most of u.s. on
gcing out Mr.. Turnbuli was received with
Tremendous uproar by the crowd, which had in
creased to about 2 600 persons.
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WANTS TO BE DIvoECBD.-Messrs. Hine and
Thomas yesterday filed an apph cation fer di-
vorce for Mr.. Francis NJ. Scott from his wife,
Amanda NJ. Scott. He states that they were
married in 1853, in Baltimore, have had no
childreD. and he charges that last spring she
deserted him, and has since lived In adultery
with man named Nicholson, at 1904 G street
northwest.
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO KAIL-.uAU.
SUNDAY, JgLy y, ls7a
EKOT RASHEgGrOx rr--

From WASHINGTON CITY.
% = H.' bsitimore and Way Stations.
Wv - -, DsiLLWyf.. Annapolis, Cra1herrT an
Er.ySb ,Hu'ns ~ Main Stem, ard Nasbiugto
40 .. m, baltimore and Relay.
{ 100 8. N, New ga, PhiiadeiphIa. Il .sfop. a.I.
unlore snf Relay 49,
sos S,, m CaioSEo, s. Loui. Lul.vns, caefp.
iSrn ePrlngs, Der Park, PItt.bu-s, ok
BsruSsyilie, HsS~rs,oyu, proderioE. sfsn1,,
~ JL " eite sui .hur SPRINGS. F1r,5r GAYS
$50 a. N, Bsltimorg ana way sat- So., @i'A'
IL ~ =. m. Point q Rocks and WAY stations
an Lsursl, .nTsTglis Junction and Reisy y.''''''e
A'V I'm u C New 9orh, Phisdephia, Norfolk, 81
SO .. n Baltimore, Laurel .nd ReisV
mssi n S%s sy sre1ericE ana ell inter.
t.ls ?; -. wiUesester, Hagerstown, Frederick.
r6Ii,s Oi b1cks sud Way 81 -tions, via Metro
80 N. Ia, more, ANNAPOLIS and Way stations
: 90 m, ChiraEo. e Louis, LsuisvfIle, Cfncfn-
nv Stii sSpiSnooi Hsnd,nssy Deer Park, Berke-
-, n, wan osrs: B'sak'os af tIyGr0H.
.yS y M, Baltimore sId Riley.
e.ls .. m, Pittsburs, R1eEvilIs. PGiTf u R7cks.
nArtinsburE. R-rkalsy Spring., Duniharlsad.
r,oG- ~ Gu stations on Metropolitan road.
sanlmpr. az g ~ FDAE y.1 TRaIss;
70, 1855 : SO; = a. =. "a -. Isp a.
&C. o. a. q. anl , NJ.
--.-s nLnp ~ fsetAA Hstatt hfiCE
Fer further iniorssa;ion apply Ct tss Baltimore
AsS PennsylyGuis avenue, where ordsrs vii IL
AIKEN Tor BagEago g. be checked and received az
TH0s. r, SHARP, MAYER OF Transportation.
H. n OtLE, Cslerel Ticket agent.
GEO. b. KOOhTZ, Gon1 Agent. !ys
RALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD
DEPOT CoRNEE bTH AND q sTRRsTs NV.
sr SsSPy. IN lslA trains val. ruI a. follows:
PAL ZLMOhE EASHENG TON.
SIs! a. a. northern eI 6:l5s seE ora AZ.
80 a, M, Aooomurods. e:Ss =. m. Eaa Lie
s;2S a. M, L limited "a IG:SOs n, aooommoda.
press for New York, ti1n daily C1. srndsy-
Ger trS S'G--1' 1 sRs FhSdelFSisi,s nS eTs
West daily oZ. sunday s.U3 D M I, Lilnitod 70
ton, daily, ol. su'dsF dali, ex. S5rIey 1'A'
90 3. n, fer Pltlsluru, 5.59 r. M A--oI-,.ds-
ClncinEati, aud south ton, except sunday
vest, daily exec ~ sun y:2s p. m, daily. from
4ss p M Tor PhIsds Iis5 oiI 1' s ss Ss1.
s.es D. M, daily, New hA''e''' oSiN'
S:Se NJ, Paclhc kKI.,
daily, except esturdsy.
urday leaves at S.CsP.
Trains lesvins Washington AZ $3.50 o. m on
except Sunday, connect At Bowie with trains Tor
Trains iesyiIs washington 1t $50 a. m. snc
$40 ?. m. connect AZ ocentOH with trains Tor An
Trains arriving At Washington At IO:4O en-,
and y "a ,. n, connect st Bowie with trains from
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket once
eoItns est w. - i1I s, 80 ffansyly ans
nis avenue, can have their baggage called fer and
checked At hotels end residences e al p0iGts EoTtE
bUs, Inaisns7Olis, ,uisvile, 20. Louie, New Or
lesns, 0hlcsSe, oIshsl San francisco, and al
II. L. DUBARRY, General supT.
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learned something from their reverses during
their last war with Germany. The army of the
latter country proved itselfin that conflict more
efficient than the FRENCH and the latter had
the good sense to remodel theirs sn the German
pan. EaCn army corps now contains one bat
talon of chasseuTs. This battalion is composed
of the best men that can be found. The plan
OF forming separate corps of picked men, or
corps d'elite has been abandoned, and uniform
ity introduced instead. The corps d'eIite, it was
found, had a tendency to weaken the whole
army by taking the best men from all parts OF
1t and concentrating them in one corps. Ex-
perienced European writers ana military men
had long ago observed that If once these corps
d'elite could be beaten, the French army would
be beaten. Hence their discontinuance.
THE STRIKING MINERS at Moosic. near
Scranton, Pa, (ehiefiy Irishmen) twelve of
whom have been arrested for intimid ating nom
striking miners, (Welsh,) are said to be In a
desperate humor, and serious trouble is sntici-
Iated. They claim that they can muster seven
hundred men IN Pleasant valley.
FIVE wIvEs.-At Salt Lake. Yesterday. the
grand jury indicted one of their number, Thos
K. Richards. for lascivious cohabitation. He is
charged WITH i,n having i've wives, three of whom
of the principal witnesses against him.
sHAI the pretty waiter girl saloons in San
Francisco have been closed under a new local
law.
1Ladies are not allowed to wear bonnets at
the performances in Drury Lane theater.
preach no MARROW GOQ C0et allows
myriads to be damned" said Beecher last Sum
day.
~The woman's Journal holds that Ii is not
lying for a woman of 40 to swear that her age is
1s, provided she is looking for . husband.
~Tbe loss occasioDed by the late tvphoOn at
Hong Kong, Is estimated at 81 100000 The
shore for miles around was strewn with wrecks
OF vessels that were destroyed.
~A romantic young man, recently, eloped
with q Miss W aters, the daughter of . wealthy
New York merchant. He, doubtless, expert
enced, in accordance with the old maxim:
"Stolsn waters are sweet"
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Gilt BIRD cAGKs,OLoOKs,
~ BRohZEs, HAsns, and great variety Of
Orramepted HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS 81
HAMILTON PEA Rs0N's, Y. N. q. A. Build.
ing, Ninth and p ptreeSs, oc;6-eo6.
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THE C0URTS

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, after our report closed, the case OF
Frederick z. Sawyer We. Joseph Weaver was
heard. This case comes up on an appeal from a
decree OF the Equity Court. The facts are set
forth a follows: On the 10th OF April, 1874, the
plaintiff filed his bill, alleging that about the
18th of July, 1873, he agreed to purchase from
the defendant certain property in square four
n the city OF Washington (the Washington
brewery, for the exact sum of $50 600, the same
property being encountered by a debt of +, 900
and no more; that the payments were TO be
$1,000 in cash, $4,000 on the first day OF Janua-
~, 1874, $4,000 to discharge a mortgage on the
premises held by one Harvey North, but after
the purchase he found the claim of North to be
more than 5000, by interest having accumI-
lated thereon to the aggregate amount of Al 800.
The prayer of the bill th at said sum of 81 300
be deducted from the amount yet remaining un-
PAID on plaintiffs note given TO the defendant,
for an tDjun ctiOn TO prevent the negotiation OF
such note and for a decree for 81 800, in case
the note has already been negoti ated.
The above case was resumed this morning.
ana argued by Messrs Paschal and Pasch al for
complainant, and Messrs. Merrick and Caper-
ton for defendant.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge HZmpIreys.
To-day, John SmallwOOd, charged with grand
larceny in stealing the trunk of Anna Davis
was found guilty of petit larceny ana sentenced
TO one year in Jail. Samuel jackson, resisting
Officer Slater; continued. Samuel Lawson re-
sisting Officer Robertson; on trial.
POLICE CoURT-JUige Shell.
To-day, Isaac Ball forfeited collateral. Henry
Kuhn, same. VIM. Bailey, profanity; S3. John
Young, loud and boisterOus So Thos Berk-
ley forfeited collateral. VIM. II. Bell, cursing;
50. Cornelius NOonan, ir., charged with va
grancy; wOTkhOuse ninety days. VIM. Brown,
alias VIM Brooks, loud and bOisterous talking;
20. III. &. Savile forfeited collateral, John
Brooks. same. Charles Stewart, same VIM
;. Hawkins, violation of cart license law; So
James Nelson, leaving an excavation open on
street, - Charles Buete, assault on Robert
O!iver, $40 and costs. Washington Chids,
charged with assault and battery on Albert
Wheeler; continued. Raymond Birch forfeited
$40 collateral for assault and battery. Favette
HiTsh, an idle and incGrTigible boy; sent to the
reform school. Albert Mathews, assault and
battery on John Levi; s. and COST. Maria
Taylor, assault and battery on Anna Bell; $50.
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HORRIBLE DKATH OF A BOY.-On Wednes-
day afternoon a distressing accident occurred
on the farm of MIR. Pywell, known as " Buck
Locge." IN Montgomery county, Nd, by which
robert r. Pywel, aged nine years, s)D Of Mr..
Wm. Pyweh, Of this city, lost his life. The boy
was STAY Ing with his uncle, and on wednesday,
when a mule was taken from the pl W, he got
on II 10 fide II 10 water. Ire animal became
fractions and ran away, throwing the how ana
his foot catching In the harness. he was dras0ed
several hundred yards. When taken no Ire
was extinct, and his face and body were terri
bly, IaCeTstsd.
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NOTI0B.-Seoond-hand Clothing Bought and
i,Nlsoid. VII pay fair prices for seoond-haas
.ss.ss. sc.ss...s ~ s. ssss:'s M :ss -
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AEu Othel goods 81 lowest possible Tates.
ELpHONzO T0UNGs d Co, Grocer
MASONIC TEMPLE, srr STREET,
0pPOsite o. s. Patent OnOs.
ELPHoNzO YoUEGs,i
IF. johnson 1v-.,
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THE GREAT
METROPOLITANDOLLAR STORE.
NEW AND HANDSOME GOODS JUST OPENED
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-09

The WAsHIEGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT
The following subscriptions have been aided
TO the contingent fund FOR completing the mon
ument: Ben. Franklin Lodge o. IA a 81
Baltimore, So khinebeck Lodge No. lS2 I. o.
a.. F., Rhinebeck, New York. S5S Escsyaille
Lodge No. 100, j. y. y. +, Baltimore, Nd. $50:
Chesapeake Tribe No. 81, 1. o. L. M AanaHo
lis, Nd, IS; Wooster Lodge No. 81, I. o. o F.
New Canaan, Conn, $40; jackson Lodge No.
80, /. y. U. F., Union, N j., S25. Denver
Lodge No. s, +. A. A. NJ, Denver, Col, 40;
SA EN- Town Commandery No. IL. X. T., Au-
burn, y. V, $40; Fenvick Lodge No. IGi, I. Q.
q. F., Salem, n. j., SO.