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THE NEW HYPERION.

From Paris To Marty 10y Way ufthr Rhine.
By Edward Strahan. PTOuS"Iy Illus.
tratcd with over 40 EmgriVng~, from
designs 10y bore aud Others. syo. Exile
cloth, black and gill ornamrnlulIun
Gilt Top. $40.
QUAINT, humorous, and entertaining,
describing the journey rom Paris Ia MurN
10y way of the Rhine. II j. an -Nqui~itrIN
printed and taStcfully bound volume. and
the illustrations, tire" hundred in mum
Der, ar" largely by Gustav" bore. The
book u among the most uniqu" and IA
cinatiug lu It's way that We have ever
Glanced To- see. BDsioH .IOUJE0i.
cit i ~ purely humorous ~ can well b."
imagined. II j not book to be- cuUIIy
desert bed, but 10 be read and cujoyed and
laughed over. "-BoStOH -idrcrfssT
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I" Few WOrdN OT Tie NOrl NAV
won higher praise from eminent authori-
ties than The lat" Prof. Francis LirbcI's
Manual OF Political Ethics story ana
Kent being among the number of those
who hav" given II warm commentators"
" J. hd'pcHdcm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01
POLITICAL ETHICS,

BY Francis Licbcr, LID. Author Of"Ciyii
Liberty and Srli-GOY"rnment." New
and Revised edition. Edited 10y The
odOrc ID. WoolSry, LID. Svu. 2vul~.
Extra cloth, 5000.
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"The editor has incorporated some notes
and other material lett by IN" author, has
made u multitude Of minor corrections,
verified the citations, and added some
notes of his own. The work, Therefore, /,
rendered dOubjy fresh and valuable " .
Boston .IOUynui
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH ESTATE,

IIf' HI.VNIVON FVN III IT III N ~
ought certainly be the last ostrip oil the
majestic ermine by unfair dealing
When irremissible partisanshippoi out
it, way-when ring-p"licy is its guide
whenitluckguardi.m Of the vilc>t order
disgraces it, columns, then, certainly, Is
lis dignity forfeited. Clio drops her style
and mourns for the erring child, and the
spirit of Gutenberg scorns the taithless
offspring of the black art.
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"Thc learning Of the treatise is inconir.-
table. The need of this learning ia this Of
all countries, ami NOR" now than ever be-
tore, X equally patent. And II II positive.
that the doctrines discussed viii survive
and b" active rs long ~ mankind. PlR-
dieiphiT .NDTih american.
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This j. the earliest Of Ia" three great
works on political Scirur" which gave Ia
Or. Iirbcr a foremost place among writer.
on this class at subjects. - HD,fD0 Irn,n-
crypt.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
]. B. LlPPINC0TT & co.'s
NE
Works.
BIGELoW's LIFE OF FRANKLIN

6ltELO"'S LIE T. Sr MN hblN.
The Life OF Benjamine Franklin. Written
by himself. Now first edited from orig
inal manuscripts, and from his printed
correspondence and other Writings. by
Hon. John B!gelow. Three vols. crown
SHo. Per vol.:-ENtra cloth, $50; L.
orary ,sSOU: half calf, gilt, $3.50.
"lf any one should dispute the claim OF
this work 10 place in contemporary lit
erature, the answer Is al hand in the facts
OF which Mr.. Bigclow presents q lucid
statement, and in the admirable manner
In which he has carried lis plan into exc
cuiion,"- y. Tribune.
THE Hon. John Bigelow, well known IN
diplomacy and journalism, has conferred.
a real service on American literature 10y
his new edition of the Life OF Franklin.
. q. &. IL i one ol III" best
specimens Of book making We nav" sect.
". y. Herdid.
1--WE know OF no volumes which We
would more willingly commend 10 the
study Of our fellow-ciliZrnS, young anu
old, than those in which the McSSr>. llp-
pincott & Co. have given us the result al
Mr.. Bigplow'S painStaking researches mo
the life and character Of Benjamin FRANK
lin. "-BOStDH Gipbe.
"Mr Bigclow has done noble work IN
its preparation, and ia" publishers hay"
given Il To the public in the best style al
the art. - Christian .idroc1f".
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAJI,Y REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER.
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Published every Tuesday IhufSoaS ana
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correspondence of The Cincinnati Times.
WINFIELD. w. VA, March y.
II is fact beyond dispute that it is evil
times Oh which We have fallen. The fair
dealing, the s;alwart honesty Of our an
cestors has gone into bankruptcy, and
what little there is left of II tool; refuge
on L miserable home oil mountain top
or in the back woods. But the press
the voice of God, because it is the voice
OF the people
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INSURANCE.
II It N a
Fire and Marine Insurance COp
or WHEELING.
or WHEELING.

rrHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN sue
ccSSrul operation six years continue
To- insure against loss or damag" by IRE on
Buildings OF all kinds. Manufacturing hNI
p,r.nmaI Pr,r..rty generally Hull, and car
go.s on the western watcrs,un a. iaEorabie
terms AS other sound institutions.
WM. Il. SIMPSON, President
j.. Z. MILLER, SsrrtiIp,
OSCAR H. dys"E az" S'''''o''
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GRAPES.

We are glad to state that one Of our
most rnterprising townsmen, DR.. :. b.
Thompson, is making preparations to
mt up Il thousand or two grape vines om
his farm. We are confident he will real
IL. the benefits our hillsidcs offer to the
vine grover, and hope his example vii!
soon be followed by a good many others.
NERlTAS
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TIE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM
To-day. Mr.. John Davis was admitted TO
examination. The argumen; in the case of
Smith against RtsheT was concluded. The
case of Mclean against Young was resumed
CIRCUIT CogRT-,j,o'qe R,mplTeis
The ease of Fitch against Dunn was taken
up this morning.
EQUITY CoURT-Ji5,lqe HYlie
To-day, Bryant agt. Keycs: decision that
new trustee be appointed. Williams agt
Gardiner; decision sustaining exceptions and
recommittal Of cause to auditor Wall agt
Wall; decree nisi confirming trustees report
OF sale, &c. Common agt. ConnOr; order of
reference 10 examiner. Clark ct al. agt
day, National Capitol Real Estate aSsocia-
ton agt. Browne; exception to trustees re
port sustained. Hoffman agt. Washington
Market company; decision determining rela-
vaEcy OF questions.
POLICE CoURT-Jplye iSaeU.
This morning the dock was crowded with
rough looking set Of persons, most OF them
being in for minor offences, induced by Sat
urday night DRINKS. The first case called
was that of larceny of n new hat by one OF
the gang known as the MOdOcS named ChaS.
Contine alias Johnson. Officer Sutton was
on the trail of this crowd Saturday night and
tracked them 10 public hall. This Modoc
Sneaked into the hat room and took the best
he could find belonging TO Mr.. f. j. Mclean.
and on making his exit was scoOpeI by the
officer and locked up. This morning in court
he was booked for so or thirty days. John
13lt, assault on R0bert cannon; -. James
Jones. assault on Nancy Gillis; 500 VIM.
Webster. charged with stealing Mary john
sons dog worth SIS; fired $50 or thirty DAYS
in jail. James La Fontain, charged with
ohstructing The side walk at the Center
Market fined -; appeal taken. John Rab-
hltt. same charge: DO. Elizabeth Cavanaugh,
profanity; -. Philip Moses, do: forfeite
collateral. Maria WOoIbeck; do. DO. Cnas
Baui; do. do George Cartwright, do -.
william Williams, do; 3. James PAYNE
Indecent exposure; -. William Hunter
John Calvin, and John Dreamer, diSOrlerly:
forfeited collateral. Thomas Freer ana
James Brown, do; IS. Harry Moore and
Thomas Mcneil, playing bali on street: for
fcitcd collateral. Roger Carroll. diSorderIy;
do. do. Danial Johnson, Harrison Washing
ton, John Walker, and VIM. WOodrough
do; - each. Georgianna Jackson, Sarah
Johnson, and Annie Middleton. vagrancy:
bonds or wOrShOuSe. Daniel Campbell. va
grdncy: bonds or wOrkhOuSe. {. c. Wood
ward. and John Owens; playing ball in the
street; 81 each. Wellington Clarke, dis
orderly; forfeited collateral. VIM johnson,
profanity: do. James Briggs, do: a. fine
Lewis ESkridge. profanity; y. Anderson
Christian, disOrderly; -. BelthaZer p
LitZ, profanity; continued. John Hoffman,
unlawfuily carrying on n bar room;
sizes or 50 days i'm Jail. Thos BriScOe
assault; 500 and costs. JOS Matherlv
do; forfeited collateral. Anderson Chris
tian, do; so. Jas. Kennedy, do: -. GeoI-
gianna Russell, alias Zeldie Ferguson, An
ME Lee and Jane Humphreys, assault in two
cases; Annie Lee four months in iail
and the others two months each
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Condensed LcrnIs-

Send yOur pTeSCTlE lions IN ThOnpSOO'S.
The street lamps will re lighted Tonight
AT : ~ y. IN. ard eXtinguiShed at I245 %. IN.
Delightful rooms for summer quarters for
rent IN Georgetown, neiarthe college and con-
vent. See advt.
Lieutenant vernon, night inspector of the
MetropOl tan police. ~ lying quite IN. at his
residence ID South Washington, OF pneu-
mOuia.
The Independent Ice Company have a large
force Of men cngPged IN tearing away their
old wharf. foot of 9th street, preparatory to
the erection Cf a new one.
The concert at 81. DOminic's new church.
at Of the building lund viii be a fine musical
entertainment. See programme advertised
N the amusement column.
This morn ug the dead body of a cOlOTed
woman named Betty Whiting. who lived on
south y street. between 1St street and New
jersey avenue southeast. was found in her
room. ard the coroner was notified.
The stores now occupied by Mr. John T.
Mitchell and uv Mrs. NOrbeck, will be torn
IEer. work To commence about the middle of
Of June.
Saturday - Cht. 2 horse attached 10 p buggy
driven bv Policemen LuSkey and William
Harding ran away near the corner of 9Th
street and Pennsylvania avenue. throwing
them out and iUIuriCg them severely, beSides
wreckiTg the buggy.
The attention of those seeking n summer
resort u GO led 10 the advertisement of the
Exchange motel, Manassas. There are two
CaIly trains on the Midland road. and the
fare has been reduced. The Exchange is a
new hotel and well kept. and for those deSir-
lTE summer home at moderate rates.
within Two hours IIUe OF the city, this is an
IEGUCtmeEt.
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CITY 1T Ms.

You ARE TROUBLED WITH BAD
bREATH.-It annoys your friends as well as
yourself You would like to get rid OF IL, but
scarcely know what means to alopt. We
will tell you. Use the fragrant Sosoioa,. a
will Cleanse and beautify your teeth, and
leave your breath pure. co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24
LOCAL n EW s.
Amusements, &c., TO-NfEht.

YbTdrs Opera HOlgsS.-BeDehtO of Stage Narz-
yeT Duffield, Tine Lady OF Lyons"
7hsa;eT Cp9ItqDe.-Prof. Carlyle. trfe - NJ
naSt. and Otner attractions.
dUs7lHe TbsGfeT.-SOng, Minis rpIy and
dance, concluding with the can-cs an
81. D0gaiaisS Church. SO1th ITstshsE1fou
Grand Vocal and Instrumental tonce,t
fyteI Sf..fu1s .SrbUS'-eH Pdk .-For,rtE Dir
ME OF the Blight Star SOcialS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24

ITCH is unquestionably a cutaneous dis
ease that is known to be prevalent among a
populOuS class of the community. Glenn 5
Sulphur Soap will cure il. The Board of
Health should order a supply OF the Soap for
that purpose, ar public expense. Sold every
where. Depot, Crittenton's, Sixth Ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24
GEORG ETO WN.

DAMAGING FIRE ON STODDARD STREET
The alarm about u o'clock Saturday night
from box % was for the discovery of fire at
the house of Mr.. b. l.. Blackboard, No. 81 StOd-
dard street, Georgetown. II originated by n
window curtain coming in contact with q
burning gas jet. The ffremen answered
promptly, but owing 10 some difficulty N
obtaining water the upper portion OF the
mouse was DESTROYED. together with a cOnSid-
cradle amount of jewelry and furniture. be-
fore the flames could be eXtinguished. Dam
age TO house, $500; furniture. jewelry, &c,
$500. The losses are partially covered by
Insurance. Mr.. BlackfOrd was absent and
Mrs. b. was asleep in the room when the fire
originated, and when aroused her bed was on
IRE. She was assisted from her rooms by Mr.
Oiiiey. neighbor, who wrapped q blanket
around her and took her to the residence of
Ex-Governor Cooke. Her three children and
her sisters three children were in the house,
ana fortunately escaped unframed. Word
was sent TO Mr.. Blackfoid who was in Wash
mgtOn, but before he arrived the damage was
an done. The furniture was all removed
from the residence of Mr.. Coyle. next door
which al one time was on fire. but the spread
OF The flames was prevented by the firemen
Inc entire wardrobe of Mr.. Blackboard fam
lily was destroyed.
DEAD.-Miss Rachael Councilman. n lady
we'll known il Georgetown, died at her resi-
dence, near Tennallytown, on Saturday,
aged % years.
BITTEN BY A CoPPERHFAD.-On Satur-
day afternoon Mr.. Joseph Barton, of the POI
tomac Boat Club, was bitten on the arm by
n ccpperhead snake, on the Virginia shore
near Table Rock. His arm was terribly
swollen, and he was brought TO Georgetown
and The wound dressed by Drs. Kleinschmidt
and Mackall, jr. He was removed to his
home in Washington, and is reported TO be
doing well to-day.
COAL TRADE.-The receipts of coal by the
canal for the week ending Saturday amount
ed TO 1880 tons, and the shipments to about
the same.
RIVER TRADE.-Arrived by the river,
steamer Jane MOsely, from Norfolk, and
steamer New York, from Philadelphia CON
signed to g. +. Hyde, with general mer-
chandise for District merchants; schooner
Kitty Ann, with $50 bushels OF wheat for
Hartley < Bro.
GRAIN MARKET.-Messrs Hartley Il Fro.
sold on saturday 5000 bushels of wheat at
from : rs TO e1.6l per bushel, and $50 BUSH
e!S to-day at Sl-52 per buShel.
FISH MARKET.-MessrS. Simmons & Co,
To-Day sold 1000 herring, at SIS per thou
sand.
GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS and no.
tlces, if left at ii. c. Wagner's bookstore
Bridge street, near the new market-house
VIII receive prompt attention.
Il The French Derby was run Yesterday
AT ChantllIy, and was won by y Lupin's ch.
c. Salvador.
HS-ln Eolyoke, Mass, tramps are made tn
pay for lodging and breakfast with three
hours work on new sewer.
RIA patent medicine agent recently stuck
handbIlls on all the grayestones in the Mel
rose, Mass, cemetery
~ News of the completion of the direct
cabIe between Rye Beach and the coast of
ireland may be expected at any hour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24

EMINENT MEN OF SCIENCE have dis
covered that electricity and magnetism are
developed in the system from the iron ia the
blood. This accounts FOR the debility. low
spirits, and lack of energy a person feels
when this vital element becomes reduced.
The Peruvian Syrup, a prOtoxide of iron,
supplies the blood with It's iron element and
is the only form in which it can enter the cir
culatio eo
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THE
ICE KING REFRIGERATO

ICE KING REFRtGERATO
Has stood the seyerest test for past five years.
carried away the honOrs at all the prncipa Indus
trlai exhibitions throughout the United States.
competing with nearly every Refrigerator now in
existence; am now prepared to challenge the world
Ii. M. DIGGINs, Patentee.
THE ICE KING
bear the name of Refrigerator liz will keen avery
description of perishable food longer dryer and bet
Yer than any other now In use, and will not Consume
nall the amount OF ice. The following are some OF
us advantages over all others: lst 1t saves fifty per
Ice King can freeze a pan of water into solid
Ice In very few hours. Sd. 1t produces a dry cold
temperature In the provision chamber. 4th Ii will
produce q temperature of Zero in the warmest day
taste or smell Of the other 9Th The Refrigerator
Gtided into two separate and distinct
Ilh; The Ice Hing Is the best Refrigerator for
Sooui wine, ale and beer, extant. sth. Combined
WIN the Refrigerator is one of the finest Water
Coolers in the world. 9th. The provision cham
pei can easily be kept sweet and clean, as il has no
drfppings from the ice. 10TH costs no more than
the ordinary Refrigerator, and is mauufactursi
so an sizes, suitable for hotels, restaurants,
tion at the - OSSA"
tan Bank; 'Pon-
Mandatory and wareroom southwest corner of sth
street and Maryland avenue;
Also, Theater Alley, between 18th and 18th street.
pennsylvania avenue and street.
BEN. FRENCH, Agent.
H. M. DIGGINS, Prop.
The right for few states for sale. Address,
mylslp H. n, DlQGINs, Pateutes.
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PRoPERrY-owNERs who have not made
an, nlieation for damages to property by
resso,n Of public improvements can now file
their cis>i inns with J. G, Lay & Co, No. % *
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24
Heather Probabilities Today.
OTYICE OF CHIEF SIGSAL OFFICER,(
WaauVNGTON Nav ~ Is1k.

For the lower lakes. the middle aud east rs
state falling barometer, increasing Smith
east To- southwest winds. cooler. clS,ldv
weather. AMI Overth lower lakes AID middle
state. POSSIBLY rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24

y MICRO SHOT N \ HOUSE OF I'LL FAME.
Last Saturday night Charles Gross. cOlOrei
WSfChIr3r "a taTUSi'S stables. corner of 81
and l. streets. was shot at by another cOIOrc1
man. named Henry Williams. who. IN COM
psUy win Font. Dent. made an assault upnD
hITn IL house OF had repute in the vicinity
Of the stable The bah took effect i'm his
month a-r LODGED IN his neck. According to
TIE statement 81 Gross. he was seated in this
hoU>t' iT conversation with the women when
Williams and Dent entered. Williams ac-
Cu>ed Linn OF kicking his puppy so that 70
died Gross made some reply. when vii
Lams took rom Dents pocket q pistol. upo1
v hich ne Cross jumped AT him 10 wreSt il
nom MIN. As he lid 50 the pistol exploded.
with ~" results stated. Gross here closed
win Williams and prevented any further
shooting. when Dent Jumped in. giving him
severe allow in The mouth. Seeing that
Gross was badly hurt. they both left the
house AMI ne afterwards made his way TO
The Central guaTl-hOTSe and reported the
iactS- Lieut.. SIX Prom. with officers SmOOt
and sutton. went ~ search OF the aSSailantS
nut they had tle3. Dent was arrested ye-ter-
day morning by Officer West. OF the second
precinct. DT. Eliot extracted the bali and
dressed TIE wounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24

CAPTAIN GANTER has appropriately in
auguated the remOdeling OF his establish
ment uhe "Capital' salOOn) and his 4Ist
birthday by handsome entertainment to
his friends. "Ganters rideo was properly
recognized, and the best wishes for his sue
cess were duly plighted, I
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real estate broker and auctioneer, sold Fri
day. for George w. Stickney. trustee, J. ifs
As and 20. in Turton and others subdivisi on of
square I19. having a front of IL feet on 18TH
street. between Il and s. to George H. Over
at 81 cents a foot, subject to SPECIAL and gen
eral taxes.
Wash. p. Williams, auctiCneer, has sold
lot 81. square iI9, TO John R. Brooks, at &c
cents per foot, and lot 90, same square, to
VIM. Shelley, at % cents per foot; also. lease
hold interest in lot and part of lot ., square
si3, 10 Robert Purvis, : 100.
Il. III. Warner. real estate broker and auc-
tioneer, sold for the surviving trustees of
Johnson HELEN, deceased. on Friday after
noon, at auction, lot Z. in square lGI. fronting
81 feet9 inches on Connecticut avenue. be-
tween l. and NJ streets and running through
10 18th street. containing $50 square feet of
ground, to VIM. F. Mattingly, esq, at 90
cents per square foot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24
Jew SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
IMMENSE VARIETY.
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES AND SPLENDID
GOODS.

Children's Imported Striped Hose, from . TO sf
&c. pair; best British do, SOC, 75c Ladies' do
&c. Ladies " hite Hose, full regular, pair /: do
Balbrggan, extra long unbleached, SOC; Mems best
British hall Hose, superstOut sUperfiue splendid
goods, pair 81 Mems fine Lisle Thread pair : /:
heel do, pair 25c.; Ladies LsIe Thread Gauutiets
and two Button Gloves, 25c.; Mems Lisle Thread
Gloves, &c; Ladies' two Button Kids, fine goods,
81; Men : ids, colors and black, : l; Lace Ties,
25c: Painted and Black Fans, 25c.; Painted, Black
and fine Jap. Fans, SC; Black and White satin
81; Childrens Lace Hoods aud Caps, very nice, 81;
ChlIdrens full Aprons (checkered Nainsook), to
button behind, soc Ladies' cOlored Linen Aprons,
new style, SOC: Children's SIM BOnnets, 25c.; La
dies Lawn Waists, Embroidered front, II: Ladies'
fine White Tucked Skirts, handsome Ohemise Long
only 81; fine Scotch Bingham, large Sun Umbrellas,
81; Travelling Satchels, Hand Saichels and Bags,
and Baskets in large variety, from 50c to So Shawl
Straps, &c, 5Oc: and II 1 balls Glycerine Soap,
&c; packages Brown Windsor Soap, 25c.; Garden
Tools, SOC; ne Stereoscopes 75c the very best SI
Stereoscopic Views of Washin gton and the outside
world, 81 per dozen; fine Walnut Picture Frames,
complete, 25c. SOC, 81 81; Gilt and Velvet Photo
Frames, 25c 10 ]; splendid Towels, loo, 25c, 33c
and cc; Bird Cages very nice, 81 and 4 80; the
very best Rubber Dressing Combs, 25c. and Soc;
Hair and Clothes Brushes, 25c., SOC. and n: fine
Microscopes with Objects. 81; Vases and Statuettes
smok ing Sets and SpittoOns, Bouquet Holders, &C,
25c. to 81; 500 sets of CrOQuet at 81, 81, S275,
SS5O: 81 80 and SIS, cheaper than ever. Can and
examine them. Our stock Of cheap and medium
ewery is so large that il would be folly try and
enumerate II; II comprises everything that is new
and pretty, and the prices range from 25c up to So
and the quality Is far ahead Of anything which has
been offered heretofore at these prices.
Is. SILyERBERG,
ap2T-ly 3l2 9Th street, near Penn. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24

STAEBING Fly A Boy SATURDAY. onA,-
noon cOlOred boy stabbed another names
James AkerS, while on iith street betwee,.
Z street and Pennsylvania avenue, infiicting
Painful wound in the breast. The name of
ne assaliant - not known, as he escaped
IA neGlately after making the cut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24

SAD DROWNING OF AN INFANT.-Sasu r-
day afternoon Lewis. the eighteen months
old son OF Mr.. Henry Heitmuller, residing at
No.l5i 18th street northwest fell into a well
and was drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24

FRENCH gold spectacles and double focus
glasses, received at Prigg's, on the avenue,
near L STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24

THE best collars ever made are the War
Wick and ElmwoOd. Try them. Any fur
nlshing store can supply Lhem.-d3C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24

SCHALK'S NEWARK LAGER BEER at Fritz
Schaible.s, northeast corner tn and E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24

A "MoDoC" CAPTURED. - Offieer Harry
Jones was on the trail of a party CT young
thieves who call themselves the Modocs,
saturday night, and followed two CT them
to- Marini's hail. where they both entered,
an u one OF them stole a hat belonging tS Mr.
+. j. Mclean. He was loe ked mp In the
guar Slhouse under the name OF Charles Joi n