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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19

BN- Eggs for Hatching.-The usual price for Brown
Leghorn eggs for Matching with poultry breeders,
is So per setting. These eggs, warranted fresh are
now being sold at only ST. and the breed pure. For
the table Brown Leghorns are good fowl, and for
laying qualities they haze equal Apply at 49,
Market street. mar24-f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR MAYon.-The
Gazette mentions the following gentlemen as
named in connection with the Democratic NOM
nations for mayor Col, VIM. G. Whitley, VIM.
s. McCauley, Esq.. James Bradford, James W.
Ware, George O'Neil, Esq, John z. Almond,
Theo. Il. Crawford, Esq., VIM. Bright. and
Geo. H. Bates, Esq. To which we add the
name of Walter CummiDs, Esq, who is also
spoken Of, Us We happen to know.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

BAyARD TAYLoR's SUMMER REsIDENoE.-BAy-
ard Taylor and his family were at Kennett on
Saturday a week. They returned to New York
day or two AFTER but will soon remove to Ce-
dareroft, there to spend the summer. Mr.. Tay-
or is in excellent health, and there is little about
him to indicate that he has passed the half GEN.
tury linz
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19
THIRD EDITION.
New Jersey.

A YOUNG MAN FATALLY SHOOTS HIMSELF.
WOODBURY., N, j., May 10
Yesterday, Chas. G. Reynolds, aged 15, EN-
ployed in store ut Swedesboro, accidentally
shot himself in the abdomen. He is still alive,
but the wound is pronounced fatal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19

REuoBoTH BEACH ExCURsIoN.-We wonld re-
mind our readers Of the excursion which will be
made to this new seaside resort on next Tues
day. 1t will be the opening excursion of the
season, and if real pleasure, or the delights of
day on the sea shore, are taken into considers.
ton it will be we'll patronzed. Those who ac-
companied the Association to Rehoboth last sea-
son gave expression to thorough enjoyment
of delightful trip, and we think we may prom,
ise the same thing this year. After the arrival
at the grounds, a number Of lots will be offered
for sale Carriages will meet the party at Lew
es. Faro for the round trip, $500.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19
Vermont.

100000 FIRE IN RUTLAND
fire here this morning destroyed FIVE build
-ings. The loss is 100000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19
T YKENs VALLEY COAL.

Joseph Fout is still receiving dailr Lykens Valley
and Shamoken coal nut, stove and egg sizes on
hand ready for delivery at short notice. He Is not
using the patent shute wagons Of which the ladies'
complain so much of filling their houses with coal
dust from cellar to garret. Orange street and Rail-
road avenue.
apriT-1yof JOSEPH FOUT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19
The clayton House.

ARRIVALS, UP TO THIS MORNING.
Con Tom Thumb & VT.
Miss Minnie Warren.
Commodore Mutt.
Sylvester Blocker.
Miss G Force.
@ Il Keller.
ID Palmer.
L b Newell.
Max Hooker.
r Mitchell.
Chas NJ Davis. Phila.
I Sewell & VT, Chicago.
Fredk Crane, N. Y.
e NJ Hukill. Pa.
Geo Capelle, City. ."
r II. Cummins, Smyrna.
d ] Cummins,
II Stebbins, Grand Rapids, Mich.
G Ii Richards, Del.
James Todd Phila.
N Smithers, Del.
Fredk Teal, Jr. N. Y.
w Seymour,
Jas Maui, Jr.,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19
The PennsgsOyc Ferry.

CAPT, TAgGART ABANDONB THE L1NE-NO IMME-
DIATE PRosPEcT OF ANOTHER EFFORT.
In conversation at his Office in Philadelphia,
yesterday, Capt. Z. B. Taggart informed Conf
MERcIAL reporter that he should not run ferry
steamer between Wilmington and Pennsgrove,
this season. He has other more lucrative routes
for the steamers of the line of which he ls one
Of the managers which will require all OF them.
Capt. Taggart also has grievances OF private
and pecuniary nature which have influenced him
in reaching this determination.
With the withdrawal of Captain Taggart all
present hope of a ferry across the river Tails.
The subject of the establishment of q new line
has been talked of, but thus far without any
definite results, and we are informed that it is
not very probable that anything will be done,
this season, by the gentlemen who have had the
matter under consideration. What action the
Jersey psople are taking we are not informed.
Yesterday morning, Col. French, proprietor OF
the hotel at Pennsgrove, waited upon Capt.
Taggart in relation to the withdrawal Of his
steamers, and was assured that he CTaggart)
would not be in the way of any other enterprise
thst might be started.
Thus the matter rests, with very little pros
poets for ferry this summer, unless the people
of Wilmington and Jersey combine to start it.
This they will ultimately have to do. and the
sooner an earnest effert is made the sooner will
permanent line of communication be opened.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19

40 LoTs-Do not be out of town on Saturday
next, and lose an opportunity of attending the
large sale of building lots over 11th street
bridge. The sale will be positive.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19
CITY ITE MS.

~ Fine Caters, spring style, at 2B Market ST.,
Babcock Bro. mys,u
rp-Boots and Shoes sold by the inch or foot at
Babcock q Bro., 2l3 Market street. myS,f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19

NEW DRESS GO0DS-JUST OPENED
IN complete assortment OF new dress fabrics,
comprising the most desirable shades and styles In
plain and plaid goods.
W.B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19
Bee Buzzings at Glasgow.

HOME CONTEST AND ITS REsULT-NEwARK AND
GLASGOW PIrTED IN LodoMAcHIo sTRUo-
GLE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19

DOOFING-OLD LEAKY TIN, SLATE
lO Shingle and Composition roofs made water
tight and durable by coat Of Plastic SLATE
and st q small cost.
Plastic Slate, Asbestos and Gravel Roofing.
ROBERT ATKINSON,
GOOD d Hanna's Hardware Store,
feb7-1yo l2o Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19
DaifD Commercial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard II. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis G. Ferris.
Nv For Terms, etc., see Second Pa9e.
AusIsenents.

Nv For Tsrms, etc., see Second Page.
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THE COURTS.
COURT IN GENERAL TERRI


Yesterday, the argument ia the case of
Kennedy agt Gantz was concluded. District
OF Columbia VS. Vigil u. HamaSin, argument
begun by Mr.. Blrney, and adjourned to Tues
day next. The court made a special order
combining arguments to two hours on each
side. j. j. Darlington was admitted to the
bar, on the motion Of Mr.. Merrick. d. Wool
ward. jr. and III. w Brown, who made applI-
cation for admission, were referred 10 the
cOmmitteen on examinations; Adjourned To
Monday.
POLICE COURT-JtN,1e S,,eR.
To-day, Anna Humphrey. a Vagrant was
sent down. Nation Broom; same. Margaret
Lewis, profanity; 3. Jack Rranson assault
and battery on Fanny Miller; so or sixty
day in jail.
4 DOMESTIC DIFFICULTY.
Comelia y. Burrows, assault and battery
on Frances Barron, who testified that Miss
Burrows had been on intimate terms with
her husband for some time. Yesterday he
bought two large shad and tool, them TO Cor
nelia, leaving her (complainant) without any
food. She went 10 see COrnelia about il, when
she assaulted her, striking her with her
clinched fist. In defence ofherself she picked
up a coffee pot fun of boiling coffee and
threatened to scald her eyes out. Corneiia
made statement 10 the effect that Frances
was woman Of bad character, and untru.h-
ful As 10 the shad. she had taken them in
part payment of a bill for groceries which
she had furnished when her family were
starving. She denied the striking. After
some other testimony the defendant was dis
charged.
ALL SORTS.
John stevens, an old Jail bird, larceny OF
some dry goods and women'S petticoats from
a lady. The dry goods were recovered. Six
months in Jail. James Butler, assault on
William Marshall; both boys - and costs
on ten days. VIM. Cumberland and John
stewart, larceny of some lumber; -1O each
or thirty days. John Finch, charged with
making threats Of personal violence to Mary
Arm Finch, his wife; SlJO bonds To keep the
peace.
BROWN, THE ALLEGED GRAVE ROBBER
MISSING.
Richard Brown, eX-seXtOn OF the HOlmead
cemetery, who was before the Police Court
some days since on the charge OF grand lar
ceuy of grave stones. bricks torn away from
the tOmbs and other materials, and the hear.
ing postponed until to-day under bonds of
800, forfeited his bonds this morning by not
answering when the case was called. An
attachment was issued at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08
G. EOR ETO N.

MISQCOTING THE GEORGETOWN GRAIN
MARKET-The millers and grain merchants
of Georgetown are again complaining of the
baltimore papers for misstating the quota
tons of the grain sales in this city. For in
stance, the SIM of this morning reports the
sales at Georgetown yesterday OF wheat at
s14iH, when the quotations really were
from S1.5lk to Sl.55. One cargo of grain re-
ceived and reported in THE STAR at $500
bushels was reported in the Sun at $50
bushels.
DEATH.-Mr. Thos. Carlin, q well-known
cigar manufacturer of Georgetown, died this
morning after lingering illness. Mr.. Car
lin served with credit during the late war as
lieutenant in the lst regiment ID. c. volun-
teerS.
GRAIN SALES. - 3,925 bushels of wheat
were sold yesterday at from sI.5iK to sl.55
per bushel.
RIVER AND CANAL. - Arrived, by the
riYer-Steamer Jane Moseley, from Norfolk
consigned TO q. +. Hyde, with general mer-
chandiZe for District merchants; steamer
Sue, nom Baltimore, consigned TO j. g. aud
j. NJ. Waters, with general merchandise.
CieaTed-Steamer Express, for Baltimore;
schooner l.. L. DunnOck. with 100000 feet of
yellow nine lumber for Wheatley Bros.
FISH MARKET.-Messrs. Simmons IL CO.
sold to-day 10000 herring at $40 per thousand
Shad sold at s12 per hundred; taylers at SO
per thousand.
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Tie I.iIIeN RigamY Case.

TWO MARRIAGES AND \ DIVORCE.
IN yesterdays STAR II was stated that
Horace W. Lilley. arrested in Baltimore on
Wednesday on the charge of bigamy. hal
been committed 20 Jail, in default OF = Gao.
The complainant, 20 whom Lilley was mar
Tied in May, 1873, resides on 18Th street. in
this city, and became acquainted with Lii
ley when ne was employed here at Sorner-
Vile * Leitch'S. at which time he boarded AT
her mothers. He lived with her until
August following. when, it having been
q. ceTtdired that he had a wife i'm PhiladcI-
ala, To whom ne was married April LIST
ietg. he left here and deserted his Washing
ton WIFE She then entered proceedings in
the Equity Court To be relieved from the
bonds of matrimOny with him, and on the
ID OF MaIcI last a decree was made declar-
ing the marriage OF May, 1858, null and void
MISS WelSenbOrn. being now free from any
matrimonial alliance with LilIey. expected
10 continue 50, but in a very few weeks there
after she received a letter from Lille dated
Washington, April 18th, in which he delib-
eTately proposed dishOnOr or death. using
such language as the While YOU
i've you are mine. yOl may marry. but 10
shall be short. viii keep the oath syOre if
hang for il. Without you my life is nothing
II = said that he was at this time working IN
this city under a disguise and an assumed
name. but left directly after writing this let
ter. The wife even after receiving this letter
proposed TO take no notice of IL. but her
friends being apprehenSive that he would
carry out the threats, advised her that tire
only proper course fOT her 10 take was To
commence proceedings against him under
the law. AScertaining through his mother
MS address i'm Jersey City, she wrote TO him
10 meet her in Baltimore at the Camden
street depot, and the Independent detective
nrin OF Smith, PlerSOn ~ West having been
called in at the appointed time for the meet
iBS were on hand, and they witnessed the
meeting and followed Lilley and his wife 20
Guys Hotel, where they made the arrest
AMI held him until the arrival Of Detective
McDevitt, by whom he was brought to this
city Oh Thursday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

Of COD Llcer on and Lime, :" has induced some
unprincipled persons to attempt to palm of
simple article of their own Manufacture:
Dat any person who is suffering from Coughs
Colds, or Consumption, should he careful
where they purchase this article. II requires
no pufflng; the results following its use are
It's best recommendations, and the proprie-
tor has ample evidence on file of its eXtraOr-
binary success in pulmonary complaints.
The phosphate of lime possesses q most mar
Vicious healing power, as combined with the
pure Cod Liver Oil by DR.. Wilbor. This
medicine Is regularly prescribed by the med
zeal fraternity. For sale by 4. b. WILBoR,
Chemist, Boston. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08
Celery ouJ ShonoG,;Io

DIR. {. w. BeusOns Celery aid Caamomile
rms are prepared expressly To cure Heal
aches, Neural gia, and Nervousness and viii
cure any case 70 matter how obstinate IL NAV
be. of either Sick, Nervous, or DySpeutic
headache or Neuralgia, Nervousness, and
SIcepleSsneSs. Price 30 cents per box sent
through any druggist. Onice 100 North Eu-
taw street, Baltimore. Nd. Sold by all Drug
gists. Charles StOtt * Co, $50 Pennsylvani "a
avenue. agents for Washington. BPS tn SIS ::
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4 X. ZU g,
PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALs FOR STATIONERY
pErARTNFNT OF THE lNrF

7
Wash NGToN. ID &, pril q. ls75
Proposals Tor furnishing such articles OF station
ty a may ge required Tor this D. partnpnt ana thg
bureaus and Offices thereof during the fscaI vsaT.
ending JuNe 30 lof6 will be received until , cI5ir
M W hDN kSbA Az, May l9, ISIS.
Each proposal must he signed by the individual ar
Dih making IT, anu be accompanied by a satisfactory
guarantee mat the bidder will execute contract.
with good and sufficient bonds. IL his bid l. acranf.
Without such guarantee
All articles stipulated 60 pc 81 the very best
qnailty. sample viii be required iu an cases EarI,
sample 10 Be marked with the OF the bidder .ui
the price. -
One price onls viii be considered in connee.i5,
With any one item IA the schedule.
bids MADE uut iu any other way vii D. rejected A
informal.
Bond. with approved security, viii be resrirsl II
the party o. whom the contract, or am Iart ol H.
may be awarded.
On failure O. furnish any article within rea-on-
able tine after being ordered. the right J. reserved
OF purchaslng m open market, Of declaring fbss
contract forfeited; aud II a greater price than th-
Contract price Is paid Tor such articles she dieranc
VIII lie charged 20 the contractor. BIDS vii ba
considered each item separately
Schedules containing blank forms for bidding go
gether with ltes and approx innate OF quan-
utles OF artlces needed aud full information ia
cofdanee With Tins advertisement viii be furnished
on application.
Contracts viii only be awarded 20 establsibef
manufacturers Of or dealers in the articles.
Ihe SECRETARY Reserves the right 70 reject any or
all bids that may be offered.
Proposals must be addressed 70 the Secretary on
the Interior and Endorsed, Proposals FOR Station
cry"
B.R. CowAN, Acting Secretary.
ap2l - . .mayl SIS IL, l5klS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08
weather probabilities To-day.
LOCAL n W s.
a uu~emeuts, Ae., Tonight.
WAsHISGrON. May :. 1873

So.t0a03 7beUcr-Grand Musical COmbin-
alton and Peake FANNY or Swiss Bell
Ringers
FbyrFs OnSTn H0'te-The peerless Nor
Iacchi in The French Spy
ThsdffT CbH3igUs-HeTnandPz Foster in
Jack HaTkaway. or AfOat and Ashore, -
aud other attractions.
AUsr1Ue Th6GfeT.-AttTactive miscellaneous
programme of specialties by first-claSs stars
or FSH0,rS' Y0R-Gen Tom Thumb, Com
InOdCIe Mutt. and Minnie Warren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08
A Divine Medicine

IS exercise in the open air and sunshine.
aud IL IS best taken by daily walks on
sound feet; hence the thousands from lar aud
near who patronize DIR. Whites weli-kuown
establishment for relief from Corus, BUnions,
trOu blesome Nails, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

erPrince Bismarck was recently so i'll as
10 be confined to his bed for several days.
R-A pretty clear case of premature burial
has been disclosed at Indianapolis, there be-
ing evidences Of struggle In the coffin.
~ The grand scheme OF a Pan Presbyterian
confederation meets with unexpected favor
from thirty-eight different Presbyterian
bodies. A conference OF the committees of
these churches is TO held in London in July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08
Proposals for Building Dwelling Hsase
and a Macad amized Road.

VFFICk OF WssHINGToN AQusDUCr,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May 4, ls75
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed ..Proposals Tor
- work ON the Washington Aqueduct." VIII De re-
ceiyed AZ this Office until u O'Clock VI ON the LIST
Receiving Reservoir, and for Msosdsmizing the
Proposals Nill be received only on the printed
forms, " hich with specifications, and any desired
Information, can be had on application by mail or
IN person, 10
q. 4. BABC9CK, Colonel Of Engineers, U.sA.,
mays OF Chief Engineer, Washington Aqnesiact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

Largest stock OF Vases, Urns. Statuarv.
Fountains and iron Furniture for Garden
and cemetery use in the city, at Hamilton
& PearSOn's, Y. N. c. y. Building. 9th ana
y streets. I97 po9i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08
The Most Painful Rails


and ulcers are soon brought TO n head and
cured by DCRe!J'S Magical Pain E,r'Ioc'0g II
relieves the pain Immediately. y cents 80
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w Fl. WHEATLEY,s

STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING FST,P.
LlSHMENT
40 JffefSoH Street, GeoygstOtrH, ID. e.
Established, 1881. Premium awarded ls57 En-
larged and improved. 1874. Ladies aud Gentlernens
wearing apparel Of every description, Including
Nelyets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Md Gloyes
&c, &c, nicely cleaned dved also, Curtains and
the Summer months. e
Send us your address and we will call for and re-
turn work AT any place ia the District free of extra
charge. Work received and returned by mail or ax-
press from and to any place in the country ap2l-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

JUST RECEIVED and for sale the largest
assortment of Flowers and Straw goods i'm
the city, Also. the largest stock o. Ladi.-e'
Suits, ParaSols and URderclOthin2 on land
Call and examine at $. Heller's, ia Market
Space. 46
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CITY Ms.

HAVE JUST OPENED a lot of white dress
shirts for 80 regular. which think equal to
any shirts sold in the country for 50 net.
The price for my regular stock shirts is
$3.50 ach, and warrant they have 40 supe-
rior in tit, wear and workmanship. have
now in store an assortment of regular cut,
half low cut and low cut, one of the largest
retail stocks in the United States. Blanks
for self-measurement sent post free to any
address.
GEc. C. HENNING, 40 Seventh street.
HATs-Be sure and call at Lewis, go It'll
street, between I and X, before purchasing
your Spring Hats, You will lind large
stock, prices reasonable and polite attend
ance. New supplies of gents and boys Felts
and children's StrawS received to-day.
For Moth Patches, FreckleS and Tan. ask
your druggist for PerTys Moth and Freckle
Lotion. 1t Is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face, k-Heads or Flesh Worms. use
PeTTY's IBlpTOred COmeieae and Pi1iple Rem
etiy. The Great Skin Medicine, or consult Or.
Il. Z. Perry, 10 Bond street, New York. 5,5,1:
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$500 FOR CASE Of rheumatism, Sciatic
\ Neuralgia, Nervous or Kidney disease that
m FttteT'S i'hetT'ottc Remedy will not cure
J. T. OCallaghaD, 529 9Th street southeast,
Washington. 22Os3:
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JHE G. \ r. AND DECORATION Day
lie members 81 the Grand Army of the r.
Iubilc Of the I-stEiC- Will endeavor 10 have
zoe IoI thc-l-.l ing decoration services at Ar
i-ngton ard elsewhere, ON May 30ih, even Of
more interesting character than usual =
'"ti~etlOn committees in the departments
tdFe been appointed tn raise funds. with
James 4. Smith ana Timothy Lubey at
large. \ portion Of the funds VIII ne uSei in
the purchase of rose busises, with . view 10
The meeting of the national eucax1pTnent
,skeS place al chicago on the I2tiI instant
Tie following members OF tine national en-
rsih No. ny nom this department vii al end
.sy aIo r n SpragUe. past commanders;
~ ~ ere r COrSOn, senior vice ecrnmande-;
~ ~ AaWks. junior vice commander; Wal
p bICwn. adjutaut general; II. H. bingham.
"s e' and y. j. Greening, member OF the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

THE BFsT real Kid Gloves at $50 per
pair can be had at s. Heller's, us Market
SPACE. f,6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

PROPERTY owyfRs, save money by CALI
ing on DieksoH Il Patterson before pa wing
Improvement taxes. Chces: COS 18Th street
and 2os K street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

FI1IIrNG ItR1-ITs.-E Michael Fitzgerald.
q fW'--f.Tv iraW dwelling west S!.le of g,f
Sweet between Virginia avenue aud + s.
rrtf-N--t- r- John Wilson. a tVO-st0ry
iI.iHt .ou>t west side OF I-rI street. between
y "-" boundary rOTthw--,, -ilI. William
t'-s ell e t'SO-StgEy frame dwelling west
So. e. Valley street. between S.oLdard and
Rad. - -fa- WH.. Bishop. a two story frame
isCa a.. ding north side Oi EuO ie Island
ave re sTd SIN street northwest. 800. Joln
EUTstAUictf,'a frame house on Ilth street
s6rttgttSt- August Long, q twO-stOry frame
WflllIE Orin side o. II street, between f4td
stI-c FoGac3Ty northeast, John lost. two
>lrIE t-f6k dwelling. - ny 80 feet. west side.
90 Eth street. between b and 4 southeast
49, John Sullivan. a brick back building
>sutil ~-rc Of II street. between III and 81 SIS
southwest. ~l-Hs q. VI. Wight. a tvvo-stor-
nflrF nacE building south side of y street
EttWeen 9TH and Gtl northwest 3 Gol. III
hrcWlilrE. e tWC-S-Ory frame dwelling west
SIDE q 18th street. between G. and IL south
cast. 500, VIM Lee, a two-stOry frame
dwelling east side OF alley between 81, =.
and - streets northwest, John McClel-
land, three story brick dwelling. = by a.
feet. south side OF New York ave. between
18Th and 18th streets northwest. to be heated
BY furnace, I'm roof, fire walls and bay win
dow. III $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

PARALYZED.-Mr. John McChristal, a well
known PAINTER in the northern part of the
city, was. ON Thursday, while at work, at
lacked with paralysis, and was taken TO his
residence, conner of 9TH and y streets. DIR.
Taylor is attending him, and thinks there
are no hopes OF his recovery. Mr.. Nee. has
a wife and four children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

THE CATALOGUE SALE of oil paintings by
Thomas Bowling, auctioneer, Corner Penn
sSlVania avenue and 18th street, (Star Build
ing.} WAL commence ON Tuesday, nth May,
al and ! 30 p. m, az No. s2l 18th street under
Odd Fellows Hall. In the collection is q
fine work of art by VIM. Hey, OF London, and
for which, IL is said, Joseph Bonaparte paid
1890 sterling. These beautiful pictureswili
be on exhibition on Monday and Tuesday.
Ladies and families are invited toyisit and
examine before the sale.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOoDs
JOHN II. slIOOT & son.

No llg bT5dgs STREET G.Ory.fo,ra. ID e.
Have received from New York and offering 70 chs
toners great BARGAINS in BLACK SILKS PouCeez
DehGges and PolOnaise Plalds
MOURNING GOODS Of all the best makes NJ
hairs, Alpacas, Grenadines, Jaconets NainSoots
victoria Lawns, real Swiss and French Mus!ins
Ladies and Gents Underwear
Thomson and Victoria Kid and other GLOVES
Balhri Gan and English HOSE and II ALF-UgSE
HOUSEEl FINISHING GOODS Of all kinds
Bieached Muelin5, all makes, nj the loTr.v pyirgS
Gents and Boys Ca~-ineres. Tweeds, Drili- &c
olLCLOTHS ard MATTINGS
Having purchased largely at the receat decline for
tdNh We are Offering special iuiucen ents 10 rrsI
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