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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08
-Firc-Proof

Being a two t2) story. and basement frc.nroor
stone Building, fronting IL. feet on the ,os.
side of Main street, and running cast loo f es,
the same width. tn tho west side of Buel streo.'
the basement having q frontage on said En,i
street Of jll2 feet.
The entrance to the bascmcn. will la nj,
Bucl street, and the Easement room will hss
- by ). feet in the clear. with a II-'oot c,;I.
ing. and will be rented to responsible rar,;s.
by the trustees. ~
The first story will be parti,ioncd off ;n,o
two storcroonis, 81 by Is fest in the clpar
with a lj-foot ceiling. which will also h.,
rent.G,
The second story viii he divided into roor,
for tho convenient use Of Gdd Fellow Lodge
and Of the ~variols societies " hich NAV mca,,
therein, and On Ibis deer there viii be i've ~
Rooms. all OF which will be rented Ly III,
114stees 10 proper tenants.
The bEdding will be finished in frs,.class
style. and provided with all convenience ia,
tenants. and the trustees. .rcm IA careful ar5
prndent estimate Of the revenue Of th,
Building. feel confident in assuring TO Tn,
stocl. holdcrs a M; dividend Of o. per cent
per month en- their Investment.
I'll, work will be prosecuted with tho n.
most disGatch, consistent with ocosony md
Substantial work: and it il contemplated that
the tsiiding will bs ready for use in four "a
iuonths tiCn this dat.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08
Q T.iE

WHEELING ToTHE SoI.ICIrATIoNS0 OF
L hia many friends, CA!'IAlN JOii\ VI.
fOl.ll has consented to become a candi-
date for. the Assembly, subject to the deci-
SION ot The Recommendations Convention.
September It'll, le1.. So
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM

rho Fay District Fair-TIic Race
\ Eirc-GIsc <Gliitia Overdue
Banquet sJ cones nli SsIrT
P-on,i..ent Ncu-EHe Weather
~GrccDa1.&. Or. erc:i - Report
Cou~soIi iaiei SlsirnHra.s = T.ic
<!,i..esa ta,a-Ncari. Harmed SO
IseasGa-siraii.c Coincidence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08

IliIS ASSOCIATION Is INCoHrOr .Trr
L under the laws Of tho State Of Ncvad,
Tor the purpose Of r~ccting a building for ,h..
use of the tdd Fellows of Eureka, md IN ~.
the Lodge If odd Fellows and otker snc;a,o
and ORGANIZATIONS, and for stores and OFF,.
ard will proceed immediately to GREG, M
tho land Donated to the Association bv ,bn
citizens Of Eurcka, situated on the ems, sids Of
Main street, 1917 feet south Of the Postofioo
in Eureka. Il substantial "'c'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08
ORDER OF TEE BOARD OF cOUiiTY
COMMISSIONERS.

nRDEHED THAT ALL Hills AGAINST
" Edrcta toan:y mast te fitt with the
County tler. b. fore Ia iirst Monday oi each
month, fully itrnui.ed. and stating by whom
ord rcd; otherwise they viii be iAid over IN
tai tif next Succeeding month.
sid IN. nA..MoN. Clerk.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08
Subscription forstocs,

SUOSc!!ption fof Stock.
Ten thousand five handrcd tsiO.5ON dol.
lars Of the stock have already bocn tax e,
md the books are now open to the public for
sHbscrin ton for tho remainder, to wit: q. Nol
II. tie Law Office Of iiililouse IL Davenport;
l.Eland's building, E%atcgnan street, upon tbs
following terms;
twenty 20 rcr cent. of the subsc,irticn
VII b3 ~eiu!r1d at the time OF subscribing.
and twenty. 20 Per cent. every thirty SjI
Gays th .rtaftor Wntil the same is paid IN.
BY order OF the l;o3 rd of Trustees.
WV. A~RhlNGl0N, President.
VII DAVENPORT, Secretary.
Eureka, New. Juiy !. ls7l. .',7-;d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18

THR COURT IN GENERAL rssN will convene
in its April term on Monday next, ami It Is ex-
pected that ons of the first cases 10 be decided
will be that in which tbs building associations
have 90 much interest-Pabst against the E 90
nomical Building Association. Ii Is yet in doubt
20 how the court will decide, although il is
pretty generally conceded that judge Wylie
will sustain the decision of Judge Humphreys,
and thereby affirm the judgment below. -Four
OF the judges have set in the case. Judge Oun's
views are pretty well known on the subject, aud
il is believed that if it is resrgued Ju ige Cart
ter Will, with Judge o., decide in favor OF the
association. Judge Macarthur has not indi-
Gated his position, but should he concur with
Judge Humphreys, the counsel for the asso I'll
alton will probably take an appeal to the Su-
preme Court of the United States. II he should
place himself on the side of the ASSOCIATION the
court that heard the argument will be equally
divided, and the motion will likely be made for
a IeaTgument before full bench.
There are on the docket for the term 80 cases,
III brought over from the last term, and m ian =
cases OF BrOtherton and Croft against the Bal
timoTe and Ohio railroad company; Faunce
against the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
company; cases against the Washington city
and Point Lookout road; District against Thos
Hurehey for selling liq nor by the small withon.
license, lin which the right to am End an nfor-
nation after a trial has been com ced Is in
yolved;) Fallon against the Chr0RicIs PuSlish-
ing Company; Jacobs against the National Life
insurance Company; Campbell against neri-
can Popular Life Insurance Company; Board
of Public Works against the Washington AMI
Georgetown railroad; w. s. G. II. z. against B.
y. w, and George Nattingly ct al. against tn .
Board of Public Works, (south It'll street in
junCton.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18
GEORG ETO n

COAL TRADE.-The coal trade for the week
past was quite active, aud the following re-
ceipts and shipments have been made by the
several companies located here: Received at
Rays docks 40 tons; New Central docks,
2,lOo tons; Consolidation companies docks
800 tons, and at the Borden mining docks,
900 tons; total receipts for the week,
oi9iV tons. The shipments from Rays docks
were ! 900 tons; from the New Central dock
l,2IG tons; from the Consolid ation docks 1 800
tons; and from the Borden mining docks, 600;
total shipments for the week, 6,270 tons.
GILMER, MEREDITH & Co. have received and
shipped during the week 800 tons OF the You
ghiegheney gas coal.
GRAIN AND FLOUR.-The wheat and flour
markets close this week without any material
change in prices. The receipts OF both have
been small, and the demand good at full prices.
The receipts Of grain to day were 200 bushels
Of wheat by the boat Bradield Hartley, for
Hartley 4 Bro, and the sales 800 bushels OF
wheat at 81. so to 81 IS.
The BODY Nor FoUND.-The body of Robt.
Tsy lor, colored, who ran into the river early
yesterday morning while endeavoring to escape
from the police, has not yet been recovered.
His father and brother came over yesterday af-
ternOon and state that he could not swim, aud
are satisfied that he was drowned. They are
still dragging the river for the body.
FISH Wharf.-The receipts OF fish at this
wharf have been very small during the week
on account of the continued rainy weather
About 600 tsylors and 4, 900 behring's were re-
ceived to day, and sold at S1l for taylors and
IS per thousand for herring.
live regret to ksow that the Rev. w. W
Williams, ID. d., rector Of Christ Church
GEORGETOWN, has been during the past week go
rtously IN at the home of his father, Mr.. Johr
Williams. in Norfolk, Va. Letters received Yes
and indicate his return home during the con
ing week.
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Condensed Locals

On Monday next the Second National Bank
Will remove 20 ITS new building on 7th street.
FOrepaugh's great show will be here on Mon
day, with It's menagerie and gigantic cIrcIs ami
hippodrome in two rings.
Reformed Episcopal church service at Lin
con Hall to morrow night, and sermon by Rev
Mr.. Mcclure. See adj.
Street Of the avenue line. leaving the
navy yard and Georgetown after II o'clock =,
night, will hereafter run only TO the Baltimore
john Obrist, native Of Switzerland. and re-
Gently a farmer near Blssiensburg, ND, lied
Yesterday of disease of the heart at Providence
hospital.
TIE new jail contractors have informs
Warden Crocksr that one wing of the building
will be ready for occupancy by the first of July
Messrs. wm- Binney and vedantus B. Ell
wards, of Washington, u. e., were Yesterday
admitted to the fbar Of the United States SUI
A more than usually interesting number OF
the Gdsstie is promised its reafers tomorrow
zee advertisement Col. Florence, We regret
Those who attended the classical chamber
concerts OF Mr.. George +. Benksrt will be glad
10 know that the next will take place at NJ ari-
his hall on Tuesday, April 23th.
The Sumner me mOrIal meeting of the How
ARD University senate, which was to h ave been
heid last evening, was nnavGidably postponed
until Friday next, when it is expected that Vice
President Wilson viii preside.
The largest consignment that has arrived at
We fsh wharf from any one shore during this
otdeOh Wa ~ VoU DtTflng Anu IL ,UUD Sn21 this
morning from G. Faunce's, Windmill Point,
Va. and sold by X. A. Golden & Bro.
Under the new railroad arrang emen. the New
York through trains will leave here as follows:
10 a. NJ b. 81 Oh $50 (B. & P.,) LILO p. IN.
(B u o, and p. m. (B. & P.) The trains
will arrive as follows: 20 q. N. b & P..) 10
p m. b. y p, palace cars,) 5.15 and Ills .. m.
(B X o.
The sale of seats for the Kellogg opera en-
gagement Is progressing with spirit which Is
CHARACTERISTIC of the appreciators OF COOL opera
here The new version of Fra DiavolO on We'd
nesday ext on the occasion of Mr.. Hess bsne-
lit should be beard. Hableman. so well known
here as Fra DiayOlo, will sing that role.
In the case in progress several DAYS at New
York of Duncan ID. TempletOn, charged with
shooting his wife, Ida Maud Templeton, for
merry OF this city, on the 18th of November,
1913, the jury has rendered q verdict of guilty OF
assault with intent to kill. The prisoner was
remsnded until Monday for sentence.
Star or the West Lodge, No. 1876, G. L. q. of
.: f., has elected and installed the following
officers; Joseph 5. Smothers, p. S: Abraham
Hayson, Il: s.; VIM. II. Naylor, V. G.; Law
renee Clark, n. G.; Joseph Price, p. n. e.;
Julius A. Clark, y. e.; John 5. Valentine, r
y. + JAS. Hester, W; John b. Taylor, G..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18
THE COIRIS-

CIRCUIT CoURT-JuJge Carter
Io-day In the case OF Jacobs against the Con-
unental Life Insurance Company, the iury
found verdict tor the plaintiff for the amount
Claimed, $40 900 with interest. The remainder
OF the day was occupied by hearing motions.
Ihls term OF the court will close next week.
POLICE COURT-Judos Shell
To-day, Charles Oden, assault and battery on
mary his wife; SO. William johnson, David
Mccoy and Hood Simms, culored larceny of
two clocks, valued at $50, from a store on th
street. Officers Brown ana Farqnhar pursued
and arrested these thieves, recovered the arti-
cles and turned them over to the owner who
'ad not missed them until they were brou yht
ID ID nhed 30 each or sixty days in jail VIM.
Douglass forfeited SIS collateral for ass auIt and
battery. Michael Scanlon, assault and battery
on his wife, Catherine, cutting her head with n
bottle. Mrs - Is feeble-looking woman, and
appeared very loath to give testimony against
her husband. After giving her testimony the
records OF the court were searched, and il was
ascertained that on the 10th of March he was
before the court on the same charge and placed
under bonds to keep the peace; SO the court
sentenced him to jail three months. WIN. Fer
guson, charged with assault and battery on
WIN. Reed; continued. John Pierce, peddliny
fish without license; s.. Bridget Beverly for
feited collateral. WIN. Chew, same John
Bell, loud and bOisterOus talking; s.. Hood
coiored, charged with disturbing the congregal
ton OF Union Baptist church during the hours
Oh religious worship; $40. Thomas Knowles
charged with keeping fierce and dangerous
town and bite little child of OFF Ger Whitmore:
dog ordered to be killed and buried, or removed
from the limits OF the town and the owner to
pay tine OF 81. Thomas Jeddin, profanity;
-. Leona Gratian, loud and bolsterors: SIS
Mary Jane Scott, same; S.. John KINNEY
ana David Gregg. walking on a street park: S5
T. ID. WEIGH, charged with fast driving and
running over child named Daisy King fnjur-
ing II; fined $50. Chas. Cook, Iarcenv of a
silver watch valued at sic; so or iail John
Speakes, Chas. Bell, Richard Norton and ID an
lei Thomas, assault on Alexander Poney. all
colored. Complainant is heavy built coiorsd
man with very ragged clothes, which have been
so much patched that 1t would be difficult to
tell which is the original cloth, and ths de-
PENDANTS D,lschievous mob OF half grown COL
cred boys Penney testified that two weeks ago
ne was going up the 18th street road in the
county In company with defend ants and they
SET MIN on fire by pinning paper to his coat tail
ana settiDg II on fire with match, and the FIRST
sanlng ne knew was that his clothes were in
names, and before ne could put them ont he
va. burned on his side. Not satisfied with this
they beat nm. As he could not tell Which did
il the court had to Discharge them all. George
Cant was fined $40 for stealing chickens, anA
Charles Alexander SIS for stealing horse
blanket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18
A WALKING MIRACLE.


MR. II. Il. SrKvKN.
nEAR :. :: Though a stranger I Na-s - MO IN
YOU Wnsi NEGErINE has done Tor ne.
asst Christsbs scroiula made tie appearance in
my system-large rGnnh ulcers appearing On ~
ss follows. Que on each e M arms. o4e on my
thlsh, which exte nded % the a., my nezi
which eat INTO the SKULL bone, one on nay ,eft l--,
which became SO bad that two physicians came 40
amputste The limb, th ugh upon consultation N
Guided not Go do 50, rs my whole body Was - TAT!
scrCfua they deemed it adv is4blo to cut he sore
Which Nas painful beyond description, and there
Wss quart OF a after run from this oae sore
i lac phl >iCiAns all gave Ine up g. die, and said
they Could Go no more Tor me. ia - m, i-g-
we're drawn CT "a my seat, and Il WAS thpuga. L. 4
did get mp sEain would De grippe To ii:'.
when IN this condition I saw NE6ETrNe aFFar-
Used, and comrleUc d taking it in arcn. sd flI-
lowed on with ~ uLtii had used sixteen bli.I-s.
ard this = oruing am gsiE to plough corn. veil
nan All my townsmen ssy IL l. mira 10 u -. u
round walking ara working.
In col clusiCn will ado, when was end III ~
such fr6si sUfvting from that dreSdfdl di-ea e.
ScryfCls-l prayed - the Lord atoye a. take Ia "a
ut this world hut a. NEG Slime has rest b-e! q r
ID" bt ssinEs Of bealth, drsire than eg.r a.,
live, that l may be If some service t. M fsli Nv
man, and Know Of q" better way e. Al sui -tius
III msIitN than 20 enclose you this statement . %.
case. Nuh 81 earnest hope that you viii publish %.
Gnd ~ al afford me pleasure 20 reply 20 am CON.
mnnicGtl0D which NAV receive theFsfr0m.
am, sir, very peCtfOlly.
WILLIAM PAWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18
SCROFULA.
sCRoFULOCs HuMORs.

II NEGETlNE viii relieve psiu, cleanse, purify end
StEs sueh Diseases oring the patient TO perfect
bestn sier trying dinerent physci aus m tt'y ten.
suffering Tor Years, Is IL not Conclusive proof
nynu are . SUFFERER, you can be cUrs0y Why is this
neoieln PERTAINING such great cures IL wsrks la
tne bIooc, ia the c'rcUai iuid IL can truly De
cs.u the d,edi Blood PaTiher. The great source
81 osesse originates in the blood and no maaici ma
Ihst Goes not act directly upon it, 70 purify aud rem.
use, nss any inst Claim upon public attention
hen the hlood becomes iifeless and s;nguaut
either nom change 81 weather climate, waat 81
or from either eau sc, the
NE6ETiNE viii renew the blood carry of the nrI,ris
bumore, clean'e the stomach, regulate ths bow L.
anu ~ PART q tone fSlgor % the whole body. The
me- pTsitsslob, that the remedies Flsd D.
iul, IN the cure Of disease, tran mineral m-dir
VEG lime Is composed Of roots, bark. AID hsrbs II
liant In scrofuis the NEGErINE has psrI,.r,pat
WONDERFUL cures, where many other remadi.- have
testimonial: ''01
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18

BALTIMORE, april Is -Virgnia likes, old, Sc; 10
C9nsolidat. 50 West Virginia's, lO1s; ORTIZ Car
BALTIMORE, April lS-Cotton strong; low mid
ahng', 10. VI ur strong and in good dem ami Whsa,
nm aLd unchanged. Corn quiet-wh southern,
S6GSs; yellow scuJ herp, 81 ass; mixed we.tern nav
e52 C1S6; old SSa 6Js9 Oats seak-southern IS a-0
~esftrn, 6sG65 b. e hrmer, los to Is Hay stiff
Is G@35 o.. Provisions active and b10yant Mss
pore, IL 25GH 50 Bulk mea's-ssIes yesterday az
terdaY 40 zoo pounds Of clear rib sides
at 9, now hel at Ga ,h-nlders, Ga Bacon active
ana hrm-shoulders. "a; clear rib sides, T@IO3 =
sagar-cured hams. HGi5 Lard. To- Western
utter frmer, 30@35 Coffee unchanged. Whi,ky
hIm IT C0@lG7. Sugar unchanged.
NEW YORK. April lS-Stocks dull and lever
Money Gold l3sS. Exchange, long, ss5n
short. 4 $50 governments dull; little IF
NEW York, April lS-Fl our firm Wheat auiet
ard firm. Core firm. ] cent lower
- IoNDoN, April Is, Il 10 p. m.-Consols for money,
E;s ass: for account, SO Bonds Of 1887 los
~ Ns, 1o4ss; new fiyes, l041s Erie, S3,i 3i pr%,
teIred, 81 Paris dispatches quote routes at 50
hapcs, IS confines. " -
LoNDON, April IS, 50 D. m.-Consols for noney,
92,s dS3; for account, S3Gl<; Erie, 331.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18
SAVED MY BOYS LIFE.

QUTXcY, MAS Feb. 70, ISL !
Dear Slr:-Hsving used your yEsETINE ia my
ieliiy with great success, think IL 10. riglt tgt
you and the public should know II. Last srIf y
my little boy Was very sick iudtef with an inv ar
sCrCiuls The .ands Of the heck w.re very mu n
swollen; and every Que who saw him said he py.uii
Mt i've long. He was very weak, being reau 81
very How We were very anxious abont him when
We cav II At the doctor cid not hep him any sf.r
nye week. trial. Hearing Of yoHr V &c sTTSF
concludec 10 try ~, aud that conclusion -avad NV
ooy lie, 1 sincerely believe. After taking twa
bottles q the VEG NE.the swelling on the meek
began 10 discharge frghtfUliy bat We Confined ~
give IL 10 HIM, al pCw the has healed nicely
DE Is a. Wen as child can posi- biz be. has g "a
appetite; slteps well all night and il z cd n9treI
al day. Before taking the YEGErINF ne va, cr,ss
ard p@eNlsh, his feod did not on MS stomtch
sLu De oio not sleep long at time. The gratitude
owe you no PEI portray.
Yours with respect, JOHN D. RENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18

The FIRE AT SENATOR JONES' RRsIpRycR-
Mr.. Joseph Williams, president OF the b Iard of
fire commissioners. with Chief Engineer Cronin
to-day examined the scene OF the fire at the res
ldence of Senator Jones, (former homs OF
Secrttiry Stanton,) which fire occurred yester-
day morning early, as stated in The STAR Of
last evening. They found indications tina. the
base ment had been set on fire in two places. In
neither case could the fire possibly have origi-
mated from the furnaces. The staten snts that
the premises were flooded and damaged by an
excess of water are untrue. Senator Jones
warmly praises the conduct and mana cement of
the fire department, and says the Off GERS and
men could not possibly have done better tn an
they did do in any respect working As they did
intelligently and eff ciently. The entire loss by
damage to the house and furniture will not ex-
coed $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18
THE WEATHER..

"AE psPARIMENTb 0Hee Of haS Sigsal 0Heu,l
PROBABILITIES --Over New England, low tenn
tiature and clear weather will prevail With win Is
thIltirg to southwest and south For the NJ ddie
states partly cloudy weather and easterIy 10 south.
cry winds, For the South Atlantic states north
east 10 southeast winds, generally cloudy weather
aLd hs hit rain over Ihe southern portion. For the
Gnf states, northeast TO southeast winds cloud '
snd rainy weather. For Tennessee and the Lower
ONO valley. eastsrly winds and partly cloudy
Weather, with light rain in the former For the
lower Lake ri gi IN, rising temperature, partly
cloudy west her, and winds veer to westerly For
the Upper l. AXE region ard the Upper Mi-sissipri
valley, fresh and brisk Winds veering to west and
north, partly cloudy weather, falling temper sturp
aho over the northern portion of th. area light ain
OF snow: The upper Ohio river and the Missssipni
Iom CAIRO down. I'LL rise sameMhat 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Washington stock Exchange. April !, 8


Q1otdtiosss Furnished BY Middleton If Co., banker:
The following were the prices bid and asked at
the meeting of the Washington Stock Exchange
to-dsy;zU: 8. gold, IS bid, \ asked; 81, B an
Second National Bank ld3 \ asked. Farmsts &
Mechanics National Bank OF Georgetown,
lZk asked. City Passenger Railroads.&c.
uopolitan stock - asked; Columbia stock. q
asked. Sundry list National rbester bonds, J.
& j., per cent, 81 bid, IS asked; District
securities District OF Columbia) Permanent
Improvement, IS, j. & j., 1891, ~ bid. "a asked
iWashlnaton)-5-year certificates, Z 5 10, NJ. &
", ISIS, 90h bid, soy asked; I0-year bonds, 6's,
d. & j., 1873, IS bid, so asked; Certificates of
stock, (lSi3) 6's, j. A. j. & o., at pleasure, CO
DO, 40 asked. Board of Public Works-Certid-
Gates general improvement, SIS, j. Il J., 1874,
81 = bid, S3a askei do. 1875, II asked; do. 1876,
oa asked; 1917, "a bid, 75a, asked; do. ISIS, a
BIO DO series, s6s bid CERTIFICATES. sewer S. ]
d. * D., 1874, IL bid. ia asked do. 1878, 81 Y
asked; do series, o. asked. Water ceriif-
Gates, SIS, 1877, &c bid, IS asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18

CoRRRcTIoN.-The report published in the
issue OF the Republican and Chronicle of the l. IN
inst, of the attempted larceny of a piece OF
carpet by clerk in one of the depar tments of
the government from our auction rooms is
without the least foundation. We exceedingly
regret the publication, as we are assured by the
friends of the gentlemsn and citizens who have
knewn him long and we'll, that he is one of the
most upright and honorable of our young men,
and whose character for integrity has ever been
held dear and above the slightest suspicion.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18
GREAT RUSH
STILL CONTINUES AT
Q a r T Il RS

8O7 Market space, be,,resn 7th anf st4 sfyss,s.
loo yarts Besched Cotton, 10 cents, worth l5,
Large assortment Hew Spring Dress Goods
Pufs SILK and Wool POngee, near.y ysrd wide only
e21s cents -' '4i''
Large assortment Black Goods
New Parssols.
Black Silk, cheap.
Good 4straw Mating, only Is cents
Goo: Oiicloth, 50 cents
Sprine Shswls, So 50.
Fine all-Linen Hdkfs, ONLY 10 cents
We are selling Dry Goods very cheap
mhO-eoly ID. z. w. CARTER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18

THE Major DIVORCE CAsR-Yesterday in
the case of Nailor against NaiIoT, in the Equity
Court, Judge Wylie, the verbal order for a di-
vorce from bed and board was withdrawn aud
the case was referred TO Il. A. Lambert, As spe-
cial auditor to ascertain and report the amount
OF property owned by defendant AZ the time of
the filing OF the petition, the amount owned by
him at the present time, the nature, the value
thereof, the actual income, sc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18
Wall street To.fa-

NEW YORK, April lS.-The Posts financial
article says All sales of gold have been at
lisa al13l. On gold loans the rates have been
"a LOT carrying 10 fat. Foreign exchange is
dull but firm, with 4S5ais8 from prime banker 5
sterling as the basis of business. In the oin
IN srket call loans are quiet at 4a5 ana prime
mercantile paper 81 to 1. G1vernm int hon Is
are quiet and firm. Southern state bonds are
.n'll and lower. Speculative shares opened
barely steady compared with yesterdays closing
prices; were heavy during the first half hour,
became steady at the first board, and after
wards strong, when the market became weak.
and prices are but fraction above the lowest.