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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10

fniipft baben. Gin 9utes Weinjabr be-
oeutet re9en Ibiab nod Dem redten Ebein=
uier uno bat leinen @ertb aud fir Die
Sanoelspolitif. SelbIt i'm uorisen penig
guten Sabre mar Der @einuertrieb nOh
Sem innern Seuti6lano Iebr beoeuteno.
9eiber miro audi Der Spritimport INNER
GROCER, uno GliaB miro li6 tiinIti9 niht
blob our6 8ein6au iOnoern aud ourN
Decentralization ausjei6nen.
Die Barrier 6iilfs= @eiellbait fur GI=
ioB: 9otbrin9en belt am Is. Mai unter
Boris bes @raien pm SGuNnnpile cine
6eneral=S crinmmlun9 db. SIN SauTe oes
Sa6res wuroen 10000 Sleioungsltiite
perubrei6t uno 10000 6rs. an baarem
@elof ais llnteritiisung 9e9eben. 0srr
@unemer las einen 9eriht iiber Ole 8olp=
n~iIation in al9erien Dor, luordus berpor=
9cbt, oaB in einem Sorfe NSib= 3amOun
nift weni9er als rs 6dmilien auf Soften
Der @eieli6aft unter9ebroht ipOroen Ieien,
lus!6e niht periger 0ls 2SS,0O0 6rs. be=
traaen bntien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10
,,Gnrtnr6fnmen.

gu Der Wtiibe mel6e Die liberalcn Sldt=
ter Sel9iens uno Seuti6lanos ibren auf=
setldrten 9eiern auisutii6er po9en unO
Die unIere Seuti9 amsritanii6en Sldtter
nit quito na6oruden, als peroe bos Stro6
auf Dem bes \. Sater in leiner Gefansen=
i9aft I'M 9atican idlaic. BON oen ysldu=
bi9en" Satbolifen gstOult, tommt jebt Die
folsenbe biniu, Ole ,t.3t pel6er grt Die
gilonns Oerjeni9en 1T, Die ouf Der Slime
Der Gultur" itebsn;
Gum &ir4enitreit miro aus Sortmunn
9el6rieben, o0b Die ge6eimniBuollen Wor.
te: uSm Mui 9cbl's Los" neueroin9s oa=
bin erfldrt puroen, oaB am Simmeliabrts=
tage i6on Der YapIt nad Berlin 9ei6leppt
uerOen uno Sismard lid sum Yaplt ma
den l~ollte; Die fatbolil6en &ir6en mir
Den 9cidlOien, Die @eiitli6en aus
Dem 2anoe SejaSt. @irtli6 man weib
ni6t Oh man mebr iiber Die oumme Wer=
lo9enbeit Der Geoacteure pper iiber Die
Sornirtbeit Der 2eier, Die iol6es 3eug natir=
lid fir baare MinSe nebmen, laden Ipl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10

Sn 2Saf6imgton, 2. 6. erl6ien tiiri=
lid cine Delegation BON Gage Snoionern
nno betla9te ii9 beim Gommiiidr oer Sn='
olaner=q ngelegenbciten Smith, OaB ibncn
ibre MiiIiondre uno 9ebrer 9enpmmen NOR
Den Ieien Sic bel6wsrten ii6 iiber Die
linen aufseSpungene Geli9ion unb per-
lNngten ibren Seiuitenpater S6pemafer
Suriid, mprir lie BON Dem tatbolil6cn Sn=
Nioner= GpmmiiGr Gen. Gwing mtcrItiitt
muroen.
@roBmatbige S6enRumg. Serr
Wili0m z. 6nl0pell. BON Hlhmono, 3d.,
wel6er %gc9enpdrtig III Nep.0ort reiioirt,
bat DEM bohlp' item 0rn. Sil6nf Gibbons
lcin prGhtiges 0aus iammt EouplHb unb
W0be!n an Nr Ode Der Marlbul= nno
Neunten StrOBe geI6entt unb Spor pbne
ieoe Scoingung, bod begt Der @obltbGter
nen 9Sunih, oob oas @ebGuoe cnipeber
Su religiDien Ooer iiberhdupt woGltbdtigen
3peden pcrmenott lueroen mO9e.
Sm 2Tt. Garnet, Sopa, empiin9en
am Seite Gbri'ti Simmeliabrt 33 &in0er
Die srite bl. Communion. Dor 6 Sabren
mar i'm llmian9e pon 10 MCilen mod tein
Saus su ieben. Oas lit emma! ein nab
rer r6ortIhritt", auf ben man itOlS Iein
bari.
Sn DER STRIDE sur llnbefledten Gm=
pfGngniB in ) amestopn II, Grant 60,
gSisc., 9ingen am IL. Mni Die S6ulfin=
Der poblpprbsrsitet sur srlten bl. Gommu=
Mon. Bel oieier 8elesenbeit iiberreidts
Die Yrdlioentin oes SraueusY ereins Dem
Secl Iorger Der @emeinoe, &ep. s. 6,
Salbentann II, cine pradtuolle Yreoigt=
Stola I'M @ertbe BON iiber $40.
Sm 2Iarpspiirs, Californian, wurot
an 6. Wai Die Stride Der oortigen . II T.
d Ell @smeinoe Ill Gbren Der Simmels=
tDnisin ieierlid eingelueiht. @egen Gb-
meienbeit oes hofp'l item Siihofs Guger
S'6onnel BON Der Si6ceie 8raB=Sulet
wurbe ole Goniecration Der Stride I'M 2luia
TRACE oeiielben BON Dem bodu. @atel
s. ero {, Dem @riiuoer Der STRIDE uno &c:
senpdrtigem Yiurrer Der 8emeinoe Dol
Gan Mnoreas in 6alaUer0s 6ountp, pOra
Genpmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10
OSaruuud.

Sn Game 6Ountp, isis, sebt ieBt
Elm Damn lumber, Der li6 iir einen fatbo=
liiden Yrieiter ausgibt. Gr ipra9 franz
SOiil6, beuti6, englii6, etluas latein uno
trdst audi Elm Sreuier bel li6. S6on Dor
orei Sabren iol er in oieier 8egeno gene
len lein.
gBir laiIen es oabin seitslt, wer iener
Wtaan 1T uno Oh er ein Yrieiter lit poer
ni6t.
Wir mo6tsn Die &atholiten auimert=
lam MAIDEN lolden panoernOen @eiitli.
den ni6t 8lnuben gu i6enfen uno Dor
linen auf Der Sut Su iein. Gar man6er
reiit umber uno sibt ii6 fir Semanb aus,
Der er ni6t lit. Gin Yrieiter, Der feline
YIidt tbut, brau9t ni9t berumSupagas
bunoiren; tbut er oas, 10 ueroient er tein
Mitlei0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10
- Cine kat6ori(6e 0umoae6mma in

2SOM6dp. = Im 26. Npril nur0e I'M
6ols9 oes bl. Gran; faperius I'M 9 M
b y cine iuabrbait ~sroBartise & atbOli.
te n=0 a NJ lin g unter Dem Tor=
libe oes Srn. Sii6oies Meurin (eincs
9eb. Go5len;ers) nit einem BORT ME 0e=
lebenen Gntbuliasmus abgebolten. Die
prd6ti9e Sale Oes 6ole9s, Die un0ei66r
tauleno MenI6en iaIien mag, wuroe fir
al tlein bsiunoen uno Oesbalb DER slpii6en
Den beioen Seiteniiiiseln bes majeItdti-
i6en @ebduoes liesenoe Sof sur Ser
Iammlung prd6tis aussetattet. llnoe=
fdbr Observation-Disclosures WGnnsr, Gu=
ropder un0 GiugebOrne. batten lid per-
Iammelt, unb pom berr!i6Iten Wetter be-
siinitist, i6aarten iie ii6 UNI Die ss-
i9madpoQ oecorirte Geonerbiibne. Die
Neben, abwe1lelno in englii6er uuo por.
tu9ielii6er Spra6e Sebalten, bewe9ten ,ih
INN Die fol9enoen, jlpei Sel6liiie :
Gritens. Sin Selegramm al Den
3. Better brinst linn Die tinoli6 perebr-
unsspoIlten @liidwlinihe Der &atbolitsn
Sombaps beioer Surisoistionen ,u ieinem
S3. 8eburtsta9e BAR"
3weitsns. Ser bo@piiroisits Serr
Sii6of 1T eriu6t, Den Yii6Oien Seuti6'
lambs, Der S6lpeiS uno Sraiiliens i'm Na-
men Der %periammelten &atbolifen BON
Bombay ibren tiefen ShmerS iiber Die
9eioen, oenen jene getennsr bss b. tatbo.
lil6en @laabens nm Gbrilti willen iiber.
antlportet iino, iowie ibre entbuliaitiide
8emunoeruns Der neutrality-suspicious. liner
idrodenbeit ausSuoriiden, nit Der isne
Selbsn Der tatboliiden Stride Die Grsibsit
uno s0ttli6en &e6te oerielbeu psrtbei=
oisen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10
ten, ]. y. bei eer @runoiteinleguns gu Of
fentlihen G. oGuoen, prrordn9en.

N"f O ~ 49, y 0hutOllNtuiNAlU NJ VI
fentlihen G. 6auben, prrordn9en.
am 2 81 murOe i'll Spracuic, g. -,
cine Verlau mlung Der Mnti= Sreimaurer
vNational Gbriitian Iliociation" ab9ebal=
ten. Mae norowetli6en Staaten paren
babel hus9 Delegation pertreten.
Selonoers bemerfenswertb lit Die Gin=
rei6un9 elmer 0enti9rift an Den 6on9reb
iber Die 6reimaurerei. Nm l. SUM- le9te
Der Sorlibenoe Dem Senate cine Yetition
BON Siir9ern Der Ser. Stoaten boz. wel6e
nm WloerruI oes pom Gpn9reB Dem 6rei=
maurerbuno I'M Siltritt Columbia p%erlit=
benen 6reibrieis, iopie I'M GrlaB BON Sc
'eben nahlu6en, moour6 Die Nnitclung
BON YerlOnen Su Seamter, menn lie einem
9ebeimen Verein an9ebDren, per6ptcn lein
Iol. Gbeniols ioaen 8ei6worene, pcan
lie elmer lolheH Gelell6ait angebDren, gu
rld9ewiel Ell meroen Oiirfen uno nenn Der
prGlioirsnbe GiGter Elm Mit9lieo iol6en
@ebeimbunoes lei, iole cine gerleguas ocs
YroSeies Change of %venue) sere6tfcrti9t
iein. Die Yetition muroe Dem Suiti,co=
mite iiberiuielen.
Gs tudre fir oas allsemeine Bette iebr
su wiiniden. ooB ni6t nur Der Gon9rcB,
lonoern and Die peri9ieoenen Staatsee=
ieb9ebun9en @elebe in oieiem Sinne erlie-
Sen. Die @ebeimbinolerei lit cine 9ebeime
Verl6mDrung ge9en ale, Die ni6t gum
8ebeimbunoe 9ebDren. Sie ,Sriiber" per-
pfi4ten i6 eioli6, Den r9riioern" gu bel=
fen. Saour6 .peroen Die uNidtbriioer'
lOtpobl i'm Yripat= ais aud I'M Oifentli6er
Heben un9ere6ter, sebeimer @eiis bsna6=
tbeilist. llnO mas fir cine @sredtigfeit
fann erit Elm uNi6tbruoer" BON einem
8eridte eriporten, bel Dem Der &ldser ooe,
Der Tertla9te, Der Gidter unooie Sc
16iporenen uSriiber," B. +. our6 9ebeimt
Gioe Verbiinoete limb?
(GOlumbia.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-14
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT-JHdQe CARTER.
This morning, Patrick Gull was fined sos
IN each OF two cases of appeal from the Police
Court, on charge of selling liquor without
license. The judge then adjourned the court
sine die.
CIRCUIT CoCRT-JHdgs Carter.
To-day was motion day in this court, and
number were heard.
POLICE COURT Judge Shell.
To-day, james Wheeler, assault on Thomas
Coleman; -. John Beavers, assault on Nslinda
Moccabee; fined $40 and costs. James Terry,
assault on L. @. Quantrel; So and costs. Rich
ard Mullen, interference with a policeman in
the discharge of his duty s.. Edward L. Todd,
John +. Cox and some half dozen others for
ielted collateral for various minor offences
Walter Butler, carrying q slung shot. Officer
hearney, on arresting this half grown colored
boy, found on his person not only the slung shot
but set of dice blocks and a sweat cloth used
In gambling; judgment suspended. John
Davis, charged with carrying a pistols; 500
Wn. Boarman, carrying pistol and firing il in
the street; 800 Kitty Wheeler was tined s. for
publicly cursing Molly Morris, and using indie
cent language. Rosa McMullen pleaded guilty.
to cursing on Sd street, and was fined IS. Mar
garet Mudd, loud and boisterous Language, a.
Minnie Langley, charged with vagrancy; sent
to the workhouse. Patrick Sheahan, throwing
stones on the street; 81. Charles Williams loud
and boisterous; SIS. Molly Morris, loud and
bOisterOus: IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-14
GEORGETOWN.

TOOK THE BLACK VEIL.-Miss Mary Nav, a
naive OF this city, and daughter of respected
prosecuted business on High street, made her
hnal vows and assumed the black VEIL at the
Convent Of the Visitation here, on Sunday, the
lst instant. The interesting ceremony which
was conducted by Fathers Stonestreet ana Roc
cOfort, assisted by other clergymen, was wit
messed by an immense number of the friends
ana relatives OF the accomplished young lady,
who will In future be known as Sister Bernsr-
din. Miss May was for several years a pupil of
the Academy of the Visitation, during the whole
OF which time she evinced growing desire TO
lgiOn.-COUTier.
A SHOCKING BAD STREET.-The worst street
in the District of Columbia IS Sd street George
town, of which fact the Board of Public Works
can satisfy themselves by an attempt to drive
over or along IL or to cross it on foot. The resi-
dents have borne the discomfort patiently
through the winter, but now that spring is COM
ing on hope the board will give them relief
even II the memorialists do howl. Third street
IS hne sample of our thOrou ghfares I'm "the
good old times" before the era OF Improvements,
but II Is to be hoped il will not be allowed to re-
main In It's present condition on that account
fayette street is nearly as bad as Sd.
a DANGEROUS WoUND.-AiOftus ROy, a
you , man. laborer on the canal was shot in
county, Md, three weeks ago, by John Penny
field who resides in the neighborhood OF Rich
ara Cropiey's brickyard: Roy, who holds that
the shooting was purely accidental, had his
wound dressed by DR.. kleinschmidt in the ear
ly part OF this week. He was then told to keen
very !uiet but disregarding the advice, his life
almost pald the penalty. Yesterday morning,
while walking on Potomac street near the
market house hemorrhage set in and he fell
upon the ground from loss of blood. He was
carried INTO CTopleys drug stole, and Drs.
kleinschmidt, Tyler, jr., and Mackall, it,, be-
ing promptly summoned by officer Cunning
nam, the bleeding was soon stopped md Roy
taken to his present residence ON C,ongrass
street.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer G. II. Stout
cleared to-day for Philadelphia, with 100 bar
The steamer Lady of the Lake, having been
rettted and painted, has resumed her regular
trips between this city and Norfolk, Va.
GRAIN TRADE.-There were no receipts of
grain to-day. The sales were / 400 bushels red
wheat, at Sill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-14

lfoT TIE Stur.1
For many years the residents on and around
the Capitol hill were eorely afflicted every faT
with chills and fevers, caused by the miasma
rising from large marsh settling on the hill
the Capitol to Eth street west, and to the south
as far as Maryland avenue. Between this m arsh
and the avenue ran lateral canal, originally
s useu ,or pringing up from the Potomac the
stone for the Capitol building, which was sup
pied with sufficient water from the Tiber. It
was enclosed on the west by fiood-gste at 9th
street, separating II from the upper part of the
marsh This also had become nuisance, ad-
ding to the dangerous miasma- Families, to
avoid this malaria, were leaving the hill for
healthier locations The mechanics employed
al the Capitol also left their boarding houses
and selected spot little north Of the hill.
They established q little village, which acquired
the name of English Town" as the mechanics
had emigrated from that country, and which
In 1s1S-'Is Congress saw the necessity of try
ing TO abate this evil, and adopted a successful
remedy. They directed the high ground on the
north side Of the Avenue to be cut down, and
the earth to be deposited on This marsh; II ex-
tended from the Tiber TO Al street. This OBJ
ject had the effect OF drying IL up and making
solld ground, the Tiber was changed in its course
and made to run TO the canal at 9th street. The
ground now occupied by the Botanical garden
was q part of this marsh, and the neiehboring
grounds. Improvements in this section began
10 look up. Part of the Avenue was added to
the Capitol grounds; and the double row of trees
on both sides OF the Avenue were cut down; aud
property rose to double its original value here
were no streets north Of the Avenue as the poet
Moore remarks. - F
on this high ground before it was cut down
ran oye-path from street TO the Tiber; IL
ran close by the house of John .. Adams now
M. Lutz'sl; about midway OF this path was q
small tavern, kept by a Mrs. NcCauslan, with
Sul tree or bush near. 1t was well frequented
by people going to or returning from the Capitol
or navy yard. Her principal customers were
the debtors on the jail bounds, who could here
meet their friends, or men of business, unmo-
les-ed. Imprisonment for debt was then the law
OF the District. j. G.
- There streets without houses
A,,A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

Quotations furnished by Middleton G Co, BANKERS.
The following were the prices bid and asked at
the meeting of the Washington Stock Exchange
to-day: United States gold, 112 bid. United
states Bonds-1s6T, J. & j., 49, bid. Bank
Stoeks-Nat'l Metropolitan Bank, 80 x bid; 1901,
asked; Second National National Bank, 100 bid
lO5 asked. City Passenger Railroads Washing.
tonand Georgetown stock, IL asked; Metropoii-
tan stock, 80 asked; Columbia stock, 10 bid:
Metropolitan bonds, S6t asked. Sundry
] per cent, 20 bid; IS asked; washington
City Gas STOCK, 4O4 bid; Chesapeake and
ONO Canal, preferred bonds, 102X bid.
District securities-( District Of Col.(-Wn. Co
;. bonds, l's, j. s. j., 1871, 70 bid, 50 asked;
permanent improvement, rs, j. & J., 1891,
65x bid, 68 asked; Market Stock BIDS, Is. j. 81
), 1892, IS asked. lWsshington)-5 year GER
thcates, $40, NJ. q N, 1875, So bid; 10
year bonds, 6's, j. & j., 1873, 75 bid, S..
asked (Georgetown)-Genera stock, 6's, j. A
J. sc o., at pleasure, 81 asked. Board of
Public woTkse.Certificates. general improve
ment,Ss, j. u j., 1875, &c bid, IS asked;
do. 1896, IS bid, 76 asked; do. 1871, 3 bid, rs.
asked; do. 1873, % bid, 80 asked; SERIES 76t
bid, leR asked. Certificates, sewer, So, j. 4
j., 1874, AN bid, &c asked; do. 1875, 70 asked;
do. 1876, 20 bid, Iia asked do. 1877, 20 bid, 49,
asked; do. 1873, IOH bid, Il asked; do series,
- bid, % asked. Water certificates, &c; 1877,
10 . bid, 80 asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-14
Wall Street To-day.

NRw YORK, February 1.-The Posts finar-
clal article says: Gold opened at 1929 and as
since sold at 1l2S, most OF the sales, no wever,
having been at 112 all21. On gold loans the
rates have been TO for carrying. Foreign ex-
change Is duh but firm, sales of prime bankers
rates continuing at 4S5 a4se. Money is essy,
with call loans at las, and prime mercantile
paper 81 as. Government bonds are strong,
with prices IA higher than yesterday, which
Is accounted for by the rise in gold. Southern
state bonds were higher for Tennessees at the
board. Missonries were steady. Special tax
North Carolina bonds sold at 10 4 for first, sec
ond and third class. The stock market was firm
until the bank statement was made puhlic
since which prices have declined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-14
The Marketa.

BALTIMORE, Feb. H.-yrginia skies, old, 90;
do consolidated: e West virginias II bid to-day
BALTIMORE. Feb H.-COtton irmer-low md.
Wheat quiet aud unchanged. Oorn-whife southern
opened steady At IS and closed dull at SOSl veil W.
southern dull, 70; mixed western nomin al rs Oats
Gull a. lower-sonthern and western, &C. h. duist
70: Hay unchanged. Provisions dull; holders firm:
prices unchapg ed. Western butter uncnaneed
Sones duli and nominal, 245i@261s. Whisky quiet,
NEW YoRK, Feb. H.-stocks dull. Money, 4
Gold, IA Exchange, long, 1851; short, $50. Gov
NEw YORK, Feb. H.-FIour duh and heavy
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn doll and heavy
LosDe ", Feb. IA, 1880 p m.-Consols for money,
sEs@% Tor account: SIS. l0IO's, l031a, ex-cou.
LONDON, Feb. Il, Up. m.-Erie, 44x@4izz. Paris
oispatches quote rentes at So francs, % centines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-14

WAX DtPAKTMENIi UHce Of Chtsf SigsdI OGcr
MAsAINeIoN,D. o., February IA. i1l, 10: 80 a. 10,
cfNoPsls fok THE PAST TWENTY-FouR HOURS -
The area Of lowest barometer has moved from Lake
Erie 70 the lower 81. Lawrence. The pressure has
risen nj nearly All Ions, except on the soutb At
lsntle coast and in New England. IL is highest in
the Ohio valley. The temper has risen in the
Atlantic states, but fallen ct stations west OF the
Alleghanies, end 10 very low 10 Minnesota Fresh
to high winds in the northwest and south vest wins
prevail on the middle and Atlantic coasts Cool
northwest Winds over the lower lake region ana
Ohio valley. Northeast winds IN the gulf states
The barometer bss risen on the Pacific coasf hn;
continues quite low in Montana,
PRoBABLITlEs.-During the rest Of SATURDAY. a
southern New England, the middle ana m iddle At
lantic states, rising barometer, estery winds
and cool, clear or clearing weather For the lower
lakes and Ohio valley, northwest southwest xinds
and generally clear weather. For the south At
lantie coast rising bsremeter, southerly winds and
cloudy " Gather. Tor the gulf coasts, north ana
est winds, rising barometer, partly cloudy wea
Tor the upper lake regien winds shin to nsrth and
essf, with Increasing cloudinsss aud cold Gather
s,S signals continue 1t PASSPORT, Port and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-14

TEE BOARD or HHALrz met last night, Mr..
Marbury Tin the absence of DIR. CoxJ in the
chair. Prof. Langston, from the committee on
ordinances, reported on the correspondents in
relation TO the cleaning Of privy vaults, which,
upon his motion, was referred to the health on
Ger. An application was received and fled from
Joseph Davis, asking for the position of in
spector OF illuminating oils. Mr.. Marbury
offered q resolution, which was referred to the
committee on ordinances, turning over the tale
graph wire put mp by the board to the smallpox
hospital to the District government for use al
the slmshouse, as the board has no further use
fOr il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-14

THE GREAT MILToNIAN TABLEAUx.-On
account of the destruction OF the drapsry and
other paraphernalia of the great Miltonian tab
leaux of Paradise Lost. while on ro,ts 70 this
city-which 1t viii take few days to replace
this grand exhibition at Lincoln hall has been
nnayoidsbly postponed until Wednesday next.
An extended advertisement in MONDAYS SrAR
Will give our readers some idea of the eYtent
and merit of this great work of art
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-14
CITY ITEMS.

GAYr, FLRrcHNANR s. Co.'S PREMIUM CON-
PRESSED YRAsr is making the sweetest and
Cakes. Ladies, try II. This Is no humbug.
Eer sale at ali Grocers. Depot, f2i2 e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-14

INCREASE YOUR LIGHT, reduce your gas bills,
and prevent the disagreeable Kissing and blow
ing so common with the old style burners
thousands are already in use in this city, in the
government printing Office, hotels, public halls
churches, and private residences. The above
Iacts demonstrated TO tn satisfaction of any
one before purchase. Burners 80 cents each
Liberal discount TO large consumers and the
trade. With the German opal globe the light is
the softest and most brilliant ever discovered
Inc same globe, very richly decorated, is the
most beautiful thing in existence for parlor use,
Gas Fixtures and Slate Msntels Headquarters
NJ y. A. Building, 9th and ID streets.
l3,s,4 HAMILTON & PEARSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-14
FATHER KRANR,s Ixcr,

- FATHER kRAER's LECTURE Tomorrow
NIGHT, at Lincoln hall, for the benefit of St.
AIMS infant asylum, will be interesting, and
the charity in behalf of which the lecture Is to
De given Is one of the most deserving in this
city. st. AIMS asylum now shelters and sup
ports more than fifty infant orphans The insti-
pendent upon the contributions Of a charitable
puhlic
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS, &c. To-ufgh

National ThedteT.-Mr. Frank Mayo in "Davy
Crockett"
Po~d's Opera HoHss-Mrs. James A. Oates
comic opera company in "Fortunio and his
gifted servants"
fedter Csntque.-A myriad OF new stars in
miscellaneous attractions.
Corcoran Art Gallery, corner OF 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
Biliarf's HaH.-Mrs. Maria Jourdan West
norelard's lecture on fsKisses.o
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LADIES. try CAT, Fleichmaiia If Co.'s Prsssiup.
Compressed Yeast. For sale at all Grocers De-
pot, 1912 + street. All orders from Grocers and
Bakers promptly filed. 2
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EVIDENCE ACsUNULArRs that no Baking
Powder can stand the test of a careful chemical
analysis like Dooley's Feast Powder. Although
subjected to the most critical analysation, no
ingredients could be found entering into the
compost ION but such as are perfectly pure aud
nutritious. This accounts for the entire and
UNIFORM satisfaction given by Dooley's Yeast
Powder In the culinary department. Ii is the
cheapest, best. and most reliable Baking Pow
der known, and is recommended upon its mer-
It's alone. Your Grocer keeps il.
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Fine jet Jewelry, for 81 to so.
zine Plated Jewelry, for 81 to s25.
Fine Gilt Jewelry, for SO to $40.
Oxydized Jewelry, in full sets.
jet Necklaces, large Fans and Hair Orna-
ments, elegant styles lreceived at Prigg's jew
cry Store, No. 451 Pennsylvania avenue, near
4 y street.
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80 Ine majority in the Newfoundland parlia-
Of rhs % ne government 10 but one, Consisting
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LADIES, If you wish to see your husband with
smile on your dinner table, use Gdf- Flsich-
baking Bread, Rolls, Biscuit, &C. For sale at
all Grocers Depot, 1912 street.
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That CoREs, BUNIONs, Troublesome Nails,
vascular Excrescences, Chilblains, and other
ailments OF the feet deteriorate and destroy
health, and thereby promote irritability OF
temper, shorten life and interfere with its du-
ties and pleasures, is probably as much or a
uuelsm as that the establishment of DR.. White
NO. 535 18th street, opposite the U. s. Treasury
iwhose treatment is based upon strictly scien-
thc princieles) is literally pstronsed by the
most intelligent and considerate people, in or
der to avoid, or if aiing to be relieved or per-
manently cured OF those most troublesome an
nOyances.