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STORE IN WASHINGTON.

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Splendid yard wide Cotton, loc
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Very vide ehee,ins Cotton, &c.
, Yard wtds Pacific Canbrics, in NAVY Blue, Seal
Double width Black water proof, nc.
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BLACK SILKS.
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We kpew 49, rood fro1 t. oooooo % - An
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p eooyse1ttn1 VIII any Of to ven Known and DOB
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- ws 49, tn2 = re. rssesne ffee % .as 20
JOHN 3. MIrcMRLL.
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THE RACES AT BENSING - STATION
Resumption Of the TrOttfng Contests
To day.
[lSpeci0l to Evening Star. !

Especial to Erening Star.
BENSINGs' STATION, Nov. 6.-This after
noon the uotting races at Major HilPs new
mile track, which the rain interfered with
during this week, was resumed, and there
was quite large attendance on the ground,
the trains from Washington being crowded.
The races in order to-day are the 221 class
for purse of $1,000, the DO for - 900, and
the 2:4o class for $500.
FOR The FIRST RACE
the entries were as fOllOws;-James Delaney,
New York, b. g. T. A; III. r Kelly, Cincin-
natl, Ohio, &. z. Tanner Boy; M. Mckay
Waverly, New York, b. e. Lapland; w. T.
Hunt, New York, W. &. White Cloud; w. H
Crawford. Washington, Dr. m. Annie Col
Inns; K. f.. White, Watertown, New York,
z: 9. Jack Draper; Alexander Lewis,
Wilkesbarre, Pa, ch, g. Planter; ID. 8. Quin-
tin. Nrerton, New Jersey, b. m. Parker;
Alden Goldsmith, BLOOMINGTON Grove. New
York, b. g. Bateman; g. j. Fuller. Nashville,
Tennessee, b. g. Prince; j. ID. GiIlett. ir.
Utica, New YORK, CHI. g. Frank Munsou,
Caldwell & Thorpe, Auburn, New York b.
g. Clifton Boy. Frank Munson won the first
heat, and Annie Collins came in seconi
Frank MunsOn's time was 2.i5.
FOR THE 240 RACE
the following entered:-JOhn j. Kelly, Wash
ington, br. g. John J.; John Simmons, Wash
iDgton, br. m. Lady Gertrude; j. f. Tally,
Washington, b. m. Daylight. Daylight Won
first heat; time, 3.13k.
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NATIONAL THEATRE--At his benefit last
evening Mr.. Sullivan appeared before au ex-
selleDt house as Beverly" in the ga u
Ster." The play lacked interest for the fist
Two acts, but during the remainder the al
tentiOn Of the audience was held very We'll
Beverly" the disgraced and ruined pro Iii
gal, AT one moment cursing his own folly
and wickedness, and in the next. giving way
10 his infatuatiOn for play and the advice OF
bis treacheIous companion, was excellentIy
impersonated by Mr.. Sullivan. Throughout
the play he fully sustained his high reputa-
ton, and the death scene at the Close was
portrayed with startling vividnesS. Mr.
Cathcart's "Stukeley' was too stiff and
STACEY for dissembier, and was not well re-
ceived on that account, but Miss Lille
GLOVER as "MrS. Beverly" was very good
and the audience evinced their satisfaction
by the loud applause bestowed upon her
To might Mr.. Sullivan will appear in Rich
ard III, ;" and On Monday evening the scene
changes, and we are TO have comedy and
music by Mr.. MacDermott and others OF the
late Julia Mathews company.
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District Government Affairs.

The physicians and druggists to the poor
received their pay to-day from the controller
NT The month Of October.
Gen. Peter r. Bacon. appointed yesterday
ss lire commissioner, received his commits
sion TO day, and qualified at the COIum 5ia
euildiDys before DIR. Tindall, notary public.
Gen. Bacon will attend the next meeting OF
the FIRE commissioners.
The District Commissioners have addressed
q communication 10 Col. Amos Webster,
calling his attention to the fact that balls
and other entertainments are frequently
gwen in the ATmory building, under the
alleged authority OF the Adjutant General of
tbe District or Columbia militia, and that
the District authorities were authorized to
occupy the building for military purposes
only, and that its use for other purposes
should not be permitted.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued to-day by Inspector PlOwman -
Henry COnradis, two-story brick dwelling
east side 9TH street, between l. aud NJ north
west Al eco. Randall Hagner, a frame build
Ing, east side 10Th, between g and III streets
northwest; so. VIM. fl. MOhler, a frame
dwelling. west side 5Lh, between q and II
streets northwest: 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

The CARROLL COOPERATIVE BUILDING
AssoCIATIoS.-Att the first annual meeting
the secTetary's report was read, showing the
assets OF the association, 500 2l5 49, present es-
umated value OF each share, $40 IS; average
rate OF premium, 156. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:-James
Raglan, president; John Conner, vice-pres
dent; John l.. BliDkhOrn, secretary; John
Connor, treasurer; Timothy Brosnahan, Eu-
ward Percival, James Bennett Jeremiah
BrOsnahan, John Myers, John ID. johnson
directors.
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CHILD CHoKID TO DEATH.-The Oxford
PENN Press says: ga very sad and dis
tressing accident occurred In our borough
on Friday last. A little child, about nine
teen months old, son of Thomas McGowan
deceased, attempted to swallow q piece of
hickory hull. when IL lodged In its windpipe
The mother, despairtng In her efforts to re-
move II, seized the child and ran to the drug
store Of Madison Loyett. Physicians were
at once In attendance, but the little sufferer
was too far gone, and although the obstruc-
tion was promptly removed by an incision
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READING NOTICES.

THE CROWN TooTH Observation-Disclosures
will not fall out or break of while IN ing To
secure the genuine see that The CT0aCl Brush
is Stamped on handle.
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OPEN To- MIGHT till eleven, with the usual
assortment of everything that is good pure
and pleasant TO read on Sunday in every
branch of literature. A new lot of cheap
children's books. Junction News Depot. (
and 9th streets.
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STEAMER LINES.
THE INLAND AND SEABOARD COASTING
COMPANY OF ID. y.
STEAMERS LADY OF THE LAKE AND JANE
MOSELEY

STEAMERS LADY OF THE LAKE AND JANE
MOSELEY.
LINES FOR BOSTON, PROFIDENCE
AND VIEW YORK.
On and after MONDAY, September %, lsz3, the
steamer LADY or THE LAKE will
make three trips weekly between
washington and Norfolk. Leave w ashingT0n hi ,,I.
Day, Mednesdsy and FRIDAY at 5 p. m. Leave Nor
foik TUESDAY. Thursday and Saturday at 3 n m
EaIe to Norfolk, 81. Round trip, %. Tickets good
MAC RlVER LANDINGS
Inc Company hay ing placed this and elegant
steamer on the route she will, on and after TJTss-
pAn Qctobsr 70, make semi weekly tri 2s (sto piping
at al The priec1psl landings as follows:
TuESDAY-Leave Washington AT 7 a m going
TO 0urriomsn; returning, arrive in Washington
Wednesday afternoon.
FRipAY-L.sve Washin gton at Z a. m going TO
Currloman, ard on SATURDAY, continuing down
70 Cone river; returning, arrive in Washington
Sunday afternoon.
preraid.
For tickets, staterooms or information, apply at
the ONCE OF the COMPANY under Met poIita bank
18th street, opposite the Treasury. oct25 IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

SALE OF REAL EsfATE.-Huyek & AdIi-
son have sold for Commodore VIM. w. w.
Wood, lots l., 10, IL. and Is, in square No.
l@2, containing 50, 1917 square feet OF ground,
for S11 $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

YOUNG LADIES CONVICTED OF BURNING
A SCHooL-HOUsE.-The q reenfield MOI
Gazette says: The young ladies who set fire
Ia and burned the Mcmillan school house
about the first of April last, and who were
arraigned before Squire Hoyt, and bound
over 70 the October term of the circuit court,
were brought before that body, the case be-
ing disposed Of as follows: Miss Laura Willis
plead guilty ard was sentenced to two hours
In the county Jail, Miss Dora Chapel tur ned
states evidence; Miss Fanny Mitchell de-
MES the charge, and her case was continued
until the next regular term Of the circuit
court. They are all three said 10 be bet tween
the ages of fourteen and fifteen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

ROMAN COLD, Coral, Jet, Amethyst, ani
laces, buttons and studs TO match: new case
French Etruscan jeweIry received al n-i..o' a
Jeweiry store, No. 451 Pennsylvania avenue.
uear4A street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

~0yer 1000 miners In Cape breton viii
depend on charity for food and shelter this
winter.
o0Charles II. Parker 4 Co, prnpristo-s Of
the NATIONAL bridge and iron works Of Bos-
ton, have failed.
0The United States marshals, aidel nv
the police. made a raid on an Illicit stu In
Brooklyn on Thursday, aud after a stlarp
Eight succeeded in capturing IL.
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TOPPING OUT."-This afternoon the splen-
did brick building for Gov. a. K Sheph erd.
on the site OF the old EirkwoOd House, was
topped out, the last one of the 1 800 900 bricks
In the walls having been laid, and the event
was celebrated by a treat 10 the wOrkmen In
the shape of an elegant lunch, prepared by
Russell Leonard, of which over 100 per
SOILS nartOOk.
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MERCHANTS LINs OF STEAMSHIPS
AVE- BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the fpe Ste amshps e. C. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will n AXE regular week <e<e,nH
ly trip between NEW YORK, ALEX sGETN
aE6kahfoWs :. fOliSx.rGesv. EsW YORK
from Pier I, East River every SATURDAY a;
q. M, and ALEXANDRIA the came day.
For full Information apply to r. p. A. DENHAM,
business Office sDd wharf, % Water street, George
toy or at the office Of The President, near street
bridge: j. W. THOMPSON, President.
~ EreiRhts delivered by Knox's Express Orders
left at General Office, sos Pennsylvania avenue
or ct the steamers wharf, will be promptly attended
tel1 r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

RT. REV. r. W. &. ELLIOTT, Bishop of
Western Texas, will preach at Ascens ion
Church to- morrow morning.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA LkXINDRIA, WASH
lNGTON IND GEORGE TOWN

g From Pier 2, North WhArves, Philsdelphia,
From S. Water street. Georgetown,
d. o., MONDAY, ct D. m.
Thu lire connects at Philsdelphia with CIyde's
Regular Semi weekly Line OF Steamers for Provi-
dence, Boston and New England States. No wharf
r. HYDE. Agent for d. Of O.
"a. kI!g: Alexsndris, va
D. y: c: MINK. 29 evonshire street, Boston.
~freighte delivered by Knox Express. Orders
left ct General 6fcs, sos Pennsylvania avenue. or
ct the Steamer Wharf, will be promptly attended
10. sep2 tr
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n1Ies sHl1re-v Pine prs.s sHr.fb, rss1y
y 1sds, for u Lhirk q tAaa, esIy % n 1ise
Pc SIsAs~fSs. " s:ss'. lois sssss, =: ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

The navigation OF the Red river of tbe
north. was closet last night by cold weather.
Several steamboats, are reported frozen nm
between Moorhead and Winnepeg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

A MARRIAGE LICENSE was issued to day
to James Gallagher and Mary Doncghue.
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CIT ITE MS.

Hats.
Firth Avenue Silk Hats as $3.50 Sc
Best quality and style at the prices
Mems and Boys Stiff and Soft FeIts
Elegant assortment of Children's Goods.
At Lewis, 800 I tn St. bet and h.
KEEP WARN.-The largest and best as
sortment Of Scarlet, Merino, Wooden and
Cotton Flannel Drawers and UnderShirts at
low prices, Is at Lewis popular One Price
Store" 9TH street, between and X.
USE ALADDIN SECURITY OIL and prevent
any possibility of an explosion, such as oc-
Cured at Babcock's frame factory, October
Zsth, 1919. u,1,E
Germs, &c Easy Feet
being requisite 10 health and com fort, thou
sands of the Intelligent public patronize DIR.
Whites well-knOwn establishment, 535 18th
street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from
Corns, Bupions, Inverted Nails, Chilblains
Vascular ExcresceBces, etc.
~
FRECKLEs removed by Natures Beautiner.
~
MISS HULETr IL gaming q successful law
practice in Chicago. Her "attachments'' are
not easily resisted. She uses Natl1e's Beau
litter. 1895
FREcKLEs removed by Natures Beautifier.
The SINGER SEWING MACHINB sales o
1872 were a219. eco. 412-sWt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

REV. j. NJ. DAWSON, of San Francisco,
whose reputation recently met with a de-
structive disaster, started on an Australian
steamer for the Sandwich Islands. The San
Francisco Chronicle says that Miss Dicky
Lingard was aboard, going to Australia to
NIL dramatic eDgae cement. Dawson made
love TO The pretty actress, and proposed mar
rage. DIcky was complainant. One dav
some women, who knew of Dawson's fall
from grace, felt it to be their duty TO tell her
all about IL; whereupon she Tilted him, and
he has gone TO wear out his lonely life on a
sugar plantation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06
E0R POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

The swift and favorite Iron Steamer PILOT BOY
". d. By les, Captain, having been -
thoroughly overloaded aud rsfitted ~
VIII resume her lips for Potomac river Lailding, ON
IIEsDAG. March I'd, and every TUESDAY and
AJUkDAf thereafter. leaving EitzhuRh's wharf
loot OF 9th street at 9 clock n. Returning, will
evening
Freight received daily. All freights must be pre.
paid. ffebIl n r. FITZAUGh, Agent
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The PRINCESS Felix Salm- Salm-the
american Lady whose husband fought for
NE union In America, for the emp Dire In
Aexico, and was killed in the Franco G er-
man war-now has on the eve of publication
IN London work which bitterly denou noes
b&zaine, who comm tnded the French army
OF invasion IN Mexico, In 1854 IS, aud dec ares
that he was the occasion OF all the mis- for.
tunes which befeu MaximiItan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

The Hobby English worsted Overcoat,
Fine Elysisn Beaver OYercoet, Silk Front,
Handsome Ely sian Beaver Overcast, SILK Front,
An Elegant Fur Beaver Oyercoat. silk Front,
Stylish English Kersey Oyercoat,
Magnificent Fur Beaver Overcast. Silk Froat,
Splendid Fur Beaver Overcoat, SIX Trout,
Grand ChirchilIa Overcoat,
An All. wool Chinchilla Overcoat, ~
Fine English worsted Suit, Straight Frock,
A Fine English worsted Suit, Straight Frock,
,,;,. uo.,o p ga. formerly SIS
An Elegant Case Suit, New Market Style,
SO, formerly SIS
Magnificent Cas-. Suit, St. Bernard Style,
A Nobby Cass. SUIT, Lester waIlack style,
.s,.u., g. g. sl', formerly SIS
.s,r., sl2, formerly SIS
A Eeavy " orking Suit 30
as, formerly SO
And balance OF Stock in proportion, too numerous
TO mention. Special attention is called to
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTH.
SCALL EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH.
A. STRAUS,
lO11 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
N. BAH purchasers should bear in mind that
the above Goods are thoroughly shrunk, and made
equal to custom work oct2s IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

GRAND CoxcERr.-Among the attractions
OF the season will be the grand vocal and in
sirumentai concert 10 be given on Tuesday
evening rext at TalIrnadge hall, under the
direction OF j. r. Patterson, leader of ST.
PaursEngIish Lutheran church choir, who
VIII ce assisted by some of the best vocaIfsts
u Tie city, together with full orchestra.
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BARGAINS BARGATNSI BARGAINS.
RRODHEAD A. 20

BRODHEAD a. CO..
939 Pennsylvania Avenue, Oct. on and lOth SIS
In lite attention TO the following GOODS, ali Of
which aIe hrst.cass in color quality and style AID
lese than ruling market prices:
Snow dab e Suitines; Csmel's Hair Plaids: Enick-
erbocker Plsids and soiIings French merinos:
Irench piaeonsls: Irsp 'Ete: Black Silks; Black
Cashn eres; Brown Stlks; Blsck Alpscss and Mo-
hairs; SIN xelyets; Velyeteens: French Muslins;
epangled TArletaps. Plain Tarletans; swisses:
French Plqnes; NAiDsooks; kaZalia, for Rufiing
Lonesdale Cambria; Bleached aud UnbIesche
sheetiDgs and shirtiDgs; White and Red Flannels
Wool BLANKETS; BedsPresds: Linen Table psmAsk .
Towels; Napkins; ladies and Gents Underwear;
Hosiery; hsndkerchiefs; Kid Gloves; Ribbons.
fumDgs: Collar. and Cuf-; Buttons: Dress Lin
ipgs; sha~ls; water. rO0f Cloths; Hamburg Eds
ing ard InseTtipgs. &C. &C.
Ladies Scarlet ana Merino Undervests, ( novel and
desirsble;D smsutta "a Bleached Cotton, lsc per
yard; 1bfee-bu button Paris kids in hi.e and Black
and street and party col r., 8 Z IS Brown Silks AZ
81 e per yard, worth 81; 10" b" Hose. iron frame
ard best quality D. pei dozen; splendid al Linen
Napkin at o. per dozen.
Our goods are selected with great care, aud pur-
chased and sold on strictly cash basis and thu re
lore our ability to give the fullest ralEs in Gil Asses
BRODHBAD . Co..
octeSr s39 Penna. sv.. bet. 9th and 10Th sts.
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KILLED AT A SORGHUM MILL.-The FL
dora, Iowa, Ledger has the following: Miss
Eta Vance, living three miles from the
state line, was engaged In feeding q sorghum
crushing mill when the sleeve Of her sack
accideDtly caught In the machinery, and she
was drawn In, crushing her left side, tearing
the flesh from over her heart 30 that IL could
DC seen beating. She died I'm two hOflrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

LIABILITY OF STREET RAILROAD COM
PANrks TO OUTSIDE PAssENG ERs-In the
supreme court circuit Of New York Ira NJ.
Brooklyn City Railroad Company for iniu-
mes sustained by falling from the step OF one
OF the company's open cars one night in
July, 1874. A numerous party returning
from festival crowded the car, and plaintiff,
with Others. had to stand on the Step. He
let go to allow the cond uctor 10 pass and fell
before he could regain his hold. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

SwINDLER'S SECURIrY.-The Boston
Globe says that q $500 confederate bond aud
copy of a local newspaper contaiuing an
account Of her operations. was the property
carefully sealed in envelopes, which Mrs.
ndence woman with many aliases and as
many husbands, deposited with the clerk of
the MARLBORO hotel, In that city. for safe
alias Hayes, &c, and her latest husband, A.
J. Hayes, are now in custody for swindiing
he proprietOrs of the Maverick house. East
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

CHRIST CHURCH, ALExANDRIA.-Am meet
Ing of the vestry OF Christ Church was held
yesterday afternoon, At which q call was is
sued, To I'LL the vacancy occasioned oy the
resignation of Rev. Dr. McKim. Toe rcsig-
nation of DIR. Stahler, as a member of the
Nestry, was also received, but laid on the
table. When DIR. McKim first determined
10 accept his call 10 New York, the vestry
Instructed the wardens To invite Rev. Messrs.
Williams. of Georgetown, Davis, of Lees
burg, and Lindsay OF Warrenton, TO occupy
The pulpit OF the church alternately until a
rector should be chosen, instead of suppl y
ing the pulpit from the Theological Semi
nary, as heretofore been the case during
vacancies in the rectOrship, and though the
waIdens have not yet carried out that in
structiOn, the fact that they were to do it
has given rise to the report that the gentle
man mentioned have been called 10 the rec
torship. The gentleman, who was called
yesterday, Is a graduate OF the Virginia
Theological Seminary. and, should he accept
the call, his salary will he Il 800, and the use
sf the reetOry.-G0zetfe, 9TH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

OLD-FAsHIONBD WORK AND NEw-FASH-
TONED WoRK.-In Boston recently while
digging for the foundation of warehouses, the
original hemlock log foundations OF Long
wharf have been unearthed. and fonnd In he
Is sound As when put down. one hundred and
sixty-four years ago. In New York the
splendid" stone docks. built two or three
years ago at cost of millions, under the SUI
pervislOn Of Gen. Graham, are crumbl!ng al
ready, and will have 70 be repaired at great
coat or wholly rebuilt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

90 pieces BOIL PoFLIN st ga cents, reduced
fIom 81 Is.
SO pieces sll-wool WHITE FLANSEL = YARD
vide, AZ rs cents, worth So cents
Real Good WHITE Flannel IS cents
All wool DANIELS HAIR DRkss GOODS 40
cents, reduced from az cents.
Atwood SEkGES S7k cents, reduced from 50
Al wool Blankets. IS 50.
Three ply and Ingram CARPETS 81 cost, 20 Close
cut.
BED COMFORTS cheap.
NEW GOODS REcEIFED AVERY DAr.
GEO. }. JOHNSON CO.
noyl-tr I'll MARKET space
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RoBBElY OF A Sick LADY.-I.ast Tues-
Gay Mrs Webster, residing on ID street. near
lih Dortb west, while sick, was robbed of two
SO bills by q colored woman who had bae1
called I'm To nurse her. Detective Coomes.
assisted by Ofiicer Layton. OF the secoud
precinct. arrested Millie Bailey as answer
Ing the description OF the woman aud to-day
She was fully Identified and committed for q
hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

A NIM kRRlVAL 90 HNNDsOnF nsEs,
II WILLIAMS
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pBICEs REDUCED On CARPETS.
Full STOCK or DRY GOODs At LOWER
RATES THAN Foe TWENTY fEhRs.
AndrcrCroRgib Cotton, 'oc unprecedented.
kNtrs Heavy Canton b laun,l. iZ5sc
Mos ui BE- .; CslIcoes, e. fast colOrt.
nrsss Goods Plaids, l2bs, l6 Zsc a. SO.
klegen; 90 Canels n air and French Plsids
An-N o1l Satiue- and Empress Cloths, 375sc.
Rest makes BiaSk t'sshuFs rcs-ali wool-7sc IN
Mourning Goods IN Msrinoes nrap rfe. &C
cahPETSToCk MLSrBE sol a Eon CISH,
P6lrES or All ISGRsIS CARPETS DtsWN
IRON 10 10 lsc AYD.-Now FOR BARG AIMS
kishsh snd Test AneF1oaE Brussels, 81 g-worih
Tsresfry Bf ur-els o. O. 20 Sis
RGgs, n ats, OIL Clofhs-very char.
Blankets from 81 ~ 70 sl2 90 a pair.
r. NAUDaIN,
noNI IT 10a Nsrt~f Space.
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"A GENUrSE FISH SroKY-C. 81 Nardl
Jfesp1oi, Warrington, ID. C., NOr. 4, 1sT5.-Kdt-
20 Sm:-To-day our steam pump refused 10
rork, 10 spite OF OVERLAPPING. The cause was
Ito leef u'ree inches In length, which had ira
tsfseo tne water pipes till il reached the
xao1e saLye OF the pump and coiled up 10 1t,
Gs1aes In circumference This il fine hig-
sest story Of the kind within my knowledge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

n VIII DEsEKrED 1--WE DAYS After
esterday, Judge Wylie in the
Equity Court, made decree divorcing Anna
Berger from the bonds OF matrimony with
Charles II. Berger. Complainant states that
she was married on the 9th OF March, 1873,
under her maiden name OF Sperr and that d We
days after the marriage defendant left her and
as she believes Is now in Iowa The decree
gives her the right IN resume her maiden
titioner, and p. r. Larner took the testi-
mOny.
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RooE1ry YKo9{ABLR ovueH sTRUP-
wss,s' SOC e 7'gPssg gfssSh Ies S ssRsss
ff6Esn - s: b.; 3 a ne ~ S SSsss:.
0ol19 aces.eDes.s ours fhrcef, orvu Il III Brcn-
"a vSoisssis 81 oaAhifs 5 orT Z CO. 80 ~
ths proDssstoF. t310 stTsst rorfhwsa noviS-B
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'E'HE L.RGSsr ASSORTMENT 81 LADIES
ava MISSES CLDAkS "a nRE-srS -
hoaeIHu r.ico-, 81 WILLIAM