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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11
AUTUMN MOANINGS.

am not glad that winters coming,
: + ao'not love the bracing air;
rse cost of IL still am summing,
And of clutch my scanty hair.
r. ev,ry thought Of sleigh-bells jingle,
m nights might crown the Northern Pole
some dreadful thoughts viii ever mingle
About the rising price of coal.
know how bright the stars viii glitter,
How crisp and hard the crust will be;
know the wind viii blow sore bitter,
And whistle through each crack at me;
That I must rise and make the tire,
AN shiv'ring In my Guilty sark,
Ard with them suffer torments dire
Who eat their breakfast In the dark.
And then-rd bet my life upon it
Measles will on the young ones swoop,
And Mary, who now wants bonnet,
Instead OF that will get the Group.
Let others sing cold winters praises
Who beauty In its works can see;
Perhaps for them the wind it raises,
But naught can raise the wind for me.
" Y Granite.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11
Looking Into the Eyes.

| suppose, sir or madam, that when you
turn your organs of vision upon those of
one whom you love you characterize the
proceeding by saying that you looked in
the adorned ones eyes. But you never
did look in a persons eye in the world,
unless Won have used IfclmhoL glass.
You can only look into the eye exactly AS
II looks out.
Here Is poor woman--poor SOUL how
nv heart bleeds for hcr--vho II evidently
poor, and the hour she passes at the hos.
pitai waiting for her turn must be OF the
utmost value to her; yet she must come.
The pupil Of her afflicted eye IL darker
than the other; you can see absolutely
nothing there; To your uDaided vision her
eye In as dark Ms the interior of il cave.
How IL n surgeon TO know what particular
disturbance injuries her sight? How IL
he 10 examine the optic nerve and retinay
He leads her into black room-painted
black, doors and walls; very coffin
turns on strong jet Of gas and directs
upon her eye the simple instrument which
has immortalized It's discoyerer, the Ger
man oculst, Helmhoiz. 1t Is h mirror,
with tiny hole In tho center. Bringing
your own eye to u proper focus behind
the glass, you see one OF the greatest mar
wells made by the hand Of God-tbe in
terror workings Of human eye. Tho
black pupil Is illuminated ~ by magic;
the very bottom of the eye IL disclosed;
blood vessels are seen TO cross and re-
cross n s,rangeIy-lit surface in "a way such
az Won never dreamed Ugh.h! prithee,
poet, drop lls expression, a | looked into
her eyes.b II may tickle the groundlings
when they read Il in your rhyme, but
verify IL makes the eye.initiated shudder.
--O!iee Logan, In N. Y. Grapltc.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11

THE other afternoon while the man,
ager OF a French provincial theater was
sitting on the terrace in front of the Cafe
des Varieties, In Paris, talking with the
proprietor, he was surprised by the APP
proach of handsome, elegantly dressed
young woman, who said 10 him: "Sir, i
see by your ring that you are married
man also am married, and must speak
with you. Come with me" The man
ager, astonished but curious, obeyeds and
following the fair unknown into her
coupe, was driven away. 4" am not an
adventures" said the young woman; 81
have money" lat the same time showing
5000 francs In bank-notes1. " But II Is
essential that you should aid me In escap.
ing from my father and my husband, who
make me very unbappy." She continued
In this strain till the coupe reached the
Pont des Arts, when she suddenly cried
sout. II am about TO commit crime"
and, jumping from the carriage, ran 10 the
.parapet OF the bridge, and mounted II In
order 10 plunge into the river. The po-
lice fortunately seized her in time 10 pre-
vent this. A crowd Immediately collected,
but the manager said 10 the gendarmes,
with great presence Of mind, This lady
is my wife, who is merely suffering from
a little alteration Of mind and wished 10
Brighten me" The lady was released /,
and. getting into the coupe with her new
friend, they returned 10 the Cafe DIES Va
ricties. The young lady, during the re-
turn drive, did not say word. When
the cafe was reached, she gave her fathers
address, who was OF course at once sent
for, and took his daughter home. She
belongs 10 one Of the most fashionable
families In Paris, and her parents arc OF
high rank. She was laboring under an
attack OF hysteria, which rendered her,
for The time being, insane.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11

A WAsMsGToS correspondent says:
E" Strangers will be surprised in visiting
the Treasury 10 notice thai the lower cor
ridors are all inclosed by wire-netting
screens reaching almost from marble TO
frescocd ceiling. They have been used as
a precautionary measure ever since the
late robbery Of 81 900 in bonds. ltseems
rather late In the day 10 be 50 careful.
Previously the halls and doors leading
into the counting rooms were LETT wide
open, aud almost any person had free in
preSs into portions Of the rooms, and the
only wonder is that more thefts have not
occurred"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11

PnoF. ----- tells the following; During
the after.dinner talk the rough specimen
for whom | was surveying remarked that
mathematics had always seemed very
wonderful thing to him. Thinking to in
terest him somewhat, began To illustrate
some Of the wonders among others, tried
10 show bin the way In which Neptune
WAS discovered. Alter some twenty mill
utcs OF elaborate explanation / was some
what taken aback b heir him say: les,
yes: IT IL very wonderful, very; bat with
sigh) there's another thing that's alters
tro0s)lcd mo, and that Is, why yon have
r. carry one for every ten but II you don [,
'twon't como out right. '"---Scftbner toy
horeae1er.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11

Or voyage from Australia 10 London
ship lately took tire from the sponta-
peors combustion OF "wool in thegrcase,
which was part of her cargo"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-11

In putting away winter fiuit II must be
as cool rs possible without fleeing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15
GORGE TOWN,

CLERICAL CHANGE.-The following APP
pears In the Philadelphia FUenfng Bstiefia.
Grew. j. Everest Cathell has accepted the
unanimous call Of the vesirv OF Trinity
Church, Maylandvile. and viii enter upon
his duties next Sunday. Mr.. Cathell was
formerly assistant minister at the Church OF
the Epiphany. In this city. and afterwards
rector OF st. Stephens Church, Beverly, N.
j. His last charge was the Church OF the
Ascension. Baltimore He returns TO this
diocese with strongest testimonials. both
official and personal, from Bishop Whiting
ham,"
Mr.. GEORGE T. DUNLOP has presented
on behalf of the Brotherhood of Christ
Church thirty volumes of valuable books for
the use OF the members of Metropolitan
Police doing duty In the third precinct.
THE WOODEN STAIRWAY leading from
the lower end of the new market house 10
the canal bridge, at Potomac street has
through neglect, become utterly worthless
Frequent accidents have been reported OF
late at that point, and IL is the unanimous
wish OF all concerned that the stairway may
be speedily repaired.
GRAIN TRADE.-The offerings of wheat AZ
the Merchants Exchange to day amounted
To 25Oo bushels, which was all sold at from
Sl31n TO Si.4O.
RIVER AND CANAL. - Arrived - Steamer
Express. from Baltimore. consigned 10 j. q
x !. NJ. Waters, with general merchandise
for District merchants; schooner West Den
rebec Ice Company. BY Canal-Boat IL ~
Talbot with 500 bushels wheat for IL II
Talbot and 200 bushels do. for Hartley &
brother; boat Mollie F.. Tice with coal for
Nayfeid 4 Hieston; boat Congress with coal
for same firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15
al e X A NDRIA,

THE LOTTERY EXAMINATIoS.-The sinh
committee arpoint ted 10 make the eNamina-
tlon into the alleged frauds in the drawing
OF The Montpelier Gift Enterprise have no.
yet submitted a report. The labor Of the
committee has been arduous. They have ar
rived at the fact that all the prizes drawn
except fourteen are known 10 be among the
New York office tickets. Those fourteen
drew $50 and Sl@0 prizes only, AMI even they
are not yet asct rtalned not 10 be among the
New York tickets. Their evidence is posi-
tive that the Alexandria tickets were not
put IN the box wheel for the drawing but
further than this we cannot discover What
they have discovered.
STILL THEY COME AND Go.-Washington
is established as the GTetna Green OF orr
virginia lovers whose course of happiness
runs not smoothly at home. On the morning
train there came down from Culpeper county
MI William F. Colvin and Miss Bette Hud-
son, two souls with but single thought ;,
ana that the matrimonial one. They prO-
ceeded 10 Washington, and on the opening of
the CLERKS office procured the necessary docu-
ment. They then went out and on one of
the convenient settees of Judiciary Square
spread their matutiDal meal, which they had
proVldentlaliy brought along ih the groom :
capacious pockets. After being refreshed
they sought minister, but thither our re-
porter could not follow them. and the groom
was too big and fierce looking TO ask many
questions CT The bride was young and very
pretty, 10y
iATAL ACCIDEST.-DanieI Reese, a sma- I
boy and son OF Rev. DIR. Reese, of Culpeper,
while riding on the platform OF a ca Of the
special train from Culpeper &. III. To the fair
grounds, yesterday, was crushed 10 death by
the train backing against a freight trai \
which was standing on the track.
THE JOHN w. THOMPSoN-The new
steamer John w. Thompson did not arrive
said Will start from Philadelphia on Satur-
day.-SeCtiae} 1i,h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15
CTT Y TTE Ms.

HATs-Finh Avenue Silk Hats, IS and $50
Latest styles stiff Felt Hats, - and $50.
Gents 1ne soft Felt Hats. ~, s2so. a.
Boys Dress Hats. stiff and soff Al IS 70 -
TIP top Boys Dollar Hat for school,
Mems Wool Hats, soft and stiff 81 toS1
Al Lewis, go Ith ST, bet. and X. .
BARGAINS in Beaver Overcoats.
Bargains In Fall Overcoats,
Bargains I'm Tslmas.
Bargains In listers.
l0,Sy3 GEO. c. HENNrSG. 40 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

HORRIBLE DEATH OF LITTLE CHILD.
Yesterday afternoon a little white boy.
named Bruce C0nard. aged 4 years, who's
parents reside at No. 1420 G street Outheast
accidentally fell into q tub OF lr.a , "A was
SO severely injured before he could q, rescued
That he died after two hours intense suff 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

IN FoRTY-EIGHT HOURS a cough may be-
come dangerous; but within that time any
cough can be cured by the use OF Hates
Honey OF Horehound and Tar. Sold by all
druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

WE CAN'T TALK without showing the con-
ditton of our teeth. Every laugh exposes
them. In order not To be ashamed OF them
let us use Sozodont, which is sure 20 keep
them white and spotless, and TO give fra
GRANGE 10 every word we utter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

@The Partisan cabmen and wagoners
take special delight in getting in the way OF
Inc street cars, and the project of police has
interfered.
81 The north Of Pennsylvania is infested
by Talmage, who is thus billed by his agent:
Brother Blank is coming to skim the
cream for Jesus"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCISI,
Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, Oct l5.-The Post's fnanciai article
euaye snare. ae 5aay ss aDsi and
ll61a advanced At lC:0S O'Clock to II6sS ruled at
the sales have been iIssl aIi6s. Borrowers of Id
have paid Is, 3 81, 81, 7Si, . and ss2 Of per
sterling have been reduced TO AS ard isz1 and n
money market i" is Without decid' ebssse dsG
loans are Sai per cent Sa31S the Stock Exchange
per cent, With most sales az es7 per pe IS cent
Government hords have not responded 10 the ad.
The stock Opened With Union .cie' ,i M.
s Sn ard Neg Jersey Central :s' higher. Erie and
s s. Erie denim snd
dedle 10 the general ist II ta nu since nosrs xheS
time1I2 clockT,Lere has been a full recovery ia
stocks i9 order q activity have been a, fcIIoxs|
Mail, s6as; Mis-our Pacific, i aists; NoithSe ,I.
Manniss AID St joe, Esis; dSion Pac II
fas HH1isah, Ss New Jersey Central los'
and Atlantic AID Pacific, preferred, ds's
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. Oct. l5-Virginia sizes peeIers 20.
do oons9ls es2l; West yireiniss, 9; North Carolina
sizes s,d, u; do nes 10; do. special tax, bid to-
BALTIMORE, Oct. B.-Cotton strong-miidiings,
Is1sal3S. Flour quiet, steady aud unchsnged.
Wheat him-No. Western red, IS; PennsylvauIa
red, 25al. 81: MARYLAND red, llOal 40; 90 amber.
45ai So 90; white, 1oal 50. Corn quiet but firm
southern " hite, 75aS0; do. yellow, 72a73 western
mixed 1la7ll4. Oats frmer-southern, 40s4s; west
ern white, 40, western mixed, 4is45. Bye quiet. 75a
yspia timothy, 22Q0a2! 90, Provisions dull and
heavy. unchanged. Pork steady and firm, 3. ;ee2i.
western extras, So do. firsts, 2ss27. Petroleum
9pittErnde, S1fasss; refined, Ii. Coffee tminal.
NEW YokK, Oct. l5.-Stocks active. Money, q
Gold, BA Exchange, long, AS; short, 49, Gov
nRw YoEK, Oct. I6-Flour quiet and unchanged
" heat lac better. Corn Q shade irmer.
money and the account. e. s. bonds, lS6s, old, l0i;
new fves, 1851.
LoNDoN, Oct. Is, 80 p. m.-The amount OF bull
lion withdrs avn from ! be Bank of En9,apd on bal
ance to day s tS4 600 Consols for money ga; for
the account "a l6 Erie, lfs. Paris adyices quote
rentes ( IS francs so centimes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

KELLY AND Icons MINISTRIES main tain
their reputation as the leading burnt cor <
troupe, and as they remain at Fords Opera
House only two nights more, should have
large houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

THOMAS BOWLING, auctioneer, has at pri-
vate sale, cheap, one OF those celebrated
Noaek sporting guns, with al the acquire
Inerts complete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

The cheapest collar you can wear is the
5Imwood, because 10 will keep clean longer
InAh any other. Try it.-A1C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15
LOCAL NE VS..
Inducements, &C.. Tonight.

NaitonGI TheReT.-The Nokes Family in
"Fun in Fog" and Miss Rcsins NOkeS IN
"Nsn, the Good for Nothing"
FbTrfs Opera HOgse.-Kelly and Icons Min
ktrels in their new programme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

TORTOISE SHELL and jet combs and silver
belts, received at Prigg's iewelry store this
morning. agents Tor the Lake gorge dia-
monds, No. i51 Pennsylvania avenue, near
A. street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15
Weather Probabilities Today.
OYTIcx OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
TON lclnher IL lslh. 4

For the lower lakes, the middle and east
@rD states falling barometer, variable winds
mostly southeast to southwest, warm cloudy
weather and rain. followed by falling tenn
peIafure and northwest winds tonight ex-
cent in New England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15
DRY GOODS
Nm GOODS pRY GOODS

nRr GOODS Dry GOODS
Beautiful SILKS IN the fashionable shAdss
hisSk SILKS A. great BARGAINS
IhtSc GOODS 10 gresf variety.
Black CASHMERES vety cheap
NIOTHs, fASciNEkES. fLaNNrFs UOsT.
TRY. GLOVES, sba ful s,ock sHKEris,ss
BLANKETS, QUILTS. &c &C
We csl special attention % q consfrru,euf a
LADIES CloAks which We are oHerins vsFS
cheap. wv. " HtlEy
ocu ~ us MARKS Spars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15
II A r G AIN 81
3 A L @ Al y 81

Splend,d Blue Water Proof 81 81 worth SIS
Black " ster Proof. "a
a.. io, .,Ssk q slsck and oOlored Cassimercs frou
gain. - ~ s'Nes eNh'
Beastifgl Colored sirt. At 81 50 worth sin.
hlack tsshmere and Merino. al, 81 ~ SIS
whte and ,olor~d hlsuket- from - M 10 10
lob lot q UnderShirts NJ 81 double br~sst.f -
Beautiful BriRht Crlors carpet Al sle v,rtb "a.
Nil Cloths and Mating 49,
Gu:iA ferchs Blankets At &c worth al IS
GBO. ,. JOHNSON q CO,
oct n IN MARKET Sparr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

SUIT AGAINsr THE DISTRICT Govrp~
MENr.-To day Mr.. N Wilson nferet snit sor
Harvey Belt against the District of Colum ~
Ior sn.4lZle, balance due for brick nav
ment and parking llth, from 10 wa:er
street southwest; also, for sewer ami ssvver
services ON same street. "Si :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

To THE WEAK, THE WORN AND TIE
WEARY, the editor OF the Boston Recorder
says: I'VE can most unheSitatingly recon-
mend the Peruvian Syrup. a protected Solu-
| ton OF the protoNide OF iron. 10 all the weak
| The worn and the weary, having richly eN-
/QualltIes claimed for 10 hy lis proprieioIsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

CAPITOL AND NORTH STREET RAIL
wAY--At meeting of the directors of the
Capitol and North q Street and South WASH
tngton Railway company, held last evening,
Mr.. George A. McIlhenny rendered his resig-
nation as president of the board. The prin-
cipal reason for this was that the road had
been almost completed during his absence
IN Europe, under the supervision of the pres
ident pro them, Mr.. VIM. Saunders, who
was now familiar with the duties Of the DO
sttiop. and should be continued as the execu-
tive officer OF the company. The resignation
having been accepted, Nr. Saunde~s was
dominated as president of the board. and
was duly elected. Mr.. McIlhenny remains
on the board, and will continue TO give the
enterprise his active assistance. The road
will be in running order by the 10Th Of No.
yember.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

MISS HULFTT f. gaming "a successful law
practice In Chicago. Her ''attachmeuts' are
not easily resisted. She uses Natures Benz
nfeT. 1884
ERFCRLFs removed BY Nafnre's Raanfifer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15
w III. wHEATLEY'S
STRAIN DYEING End CLEANING EsTAD

AZ Jtferson Sirssr, GsoTss,o,cH, ID C.
Established, 1881. Premium awarded, lsH I'm
lsrgec ard improved, 1874. Ladies and Gentiemen's
wearing aprsreI Of every description. including
Nelvets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Gloves,
sc &C, nicely cleaned or dyed; also, Curtains and
New Goods, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
the Summer months.
Send Us your address and we will call for and re-
turn work At place in the District free OF extra
charge. Work received and retp rned BY mail
press from and TO any place in the country. sp2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

RHLFAsE or MARGARET HCHN.-YeS-
terday the grand july came into the Crimi-
nal Court and recommended the discharge
OF Margaret HUM, who has been held In
custody for several weeks past, charged with
Hning Philip HUM, her husband, By kick
ing MN In the stomach while in an alterca-
t,on Al their dwelling, corner of o and eth
seeus. An order was then issued by the
,sa, In accordance with the recommenda-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

Is This CHEAP!
Large lot double DAMAsK TOWELS. al linen,
large ssze. % cents
Nearly two yard wide black WATERPROOF, Sc
Nearly one yaro vide nne OHIATZ CALICO,
IN navy blue, Il cents.
GARrERfS.
7Of MARkET SPACE
Very me double fold black ALPACA, 81 cents,
worth 81 cents.
Double width. all wool black CASHMERE, 81
New iail aud Winter DRESS GOODS, in plails,
ssrses, plain
Good CANTON FLANNEL, 10 cents.
Excellent CALICO, in short lengths, s., cents,
worth 10 cents.
spleI did yard wide bleached COTTON I'm short
length, 10 cents worth l2,s cents.
Splendid hite BLANKETS, IS
90 cents.
Large TOWELS, Il cents: heavy STOCKINGS,
u cents LINEN NAPKINS, cents snen HAND
kFRCHIEFS cents.
BLACK SILK very cheap. sep1s tr
RLACK ALPACAs, MOHAIRs AND CASH
- MEREs; extra fine goods, at 80 cents a yard, a.
the cheapest store ia the city. CONSOLLTS,
sepZs M Cos eth street. opp. Ps,euf Offce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15
RRODIIEAD x Co,
$50 PksSslLyhsIA AyEsUE

RhODlikAD x CO.,
$50 PENNsNLVA AVENUE
BETWEEN srH AM fora STREET..
Have Just received q comulete tteck of the late
NOVELTIES IN DRY GOODS,
trcm - ornts 60 81 20 per ysrd, embracing Plain
Inl SkRGES, Chtuil CLOTH. Sn0w feclef
HAIR. Suiped DEBEAEs, A., a.
many 81 which cannot H. found elseWh here IN this
mHrset, having been taken from the custom house
within the past week.
BLACK sil KS, from : 10 % stsO ror yart in
ciuoing the celebrated make 81 Blnnet, q uinet Bel
lev, and toto ard lHe. 'tsf-
BLACK CASHMEKES q French manufacture,
unsurpassed In color, quality aud durability, from
BLACK kLPtCAsans MOHAIRS. from IS. nm.
DRAP DEEIE, ~ . sud up.
NoolIEN BLANKETS, bed and crib > from
White and Rel FLASSELs, rwilled ana Plain,
nom - cents o. I . PEI yard.
sHAMLe, Or o. 81 g. SD.
EALMORAL SKIRTS, 81 and M
Three button Paris n II,s, 81 IS IN ali coIors
Job" Iron frame Hn-E fhs-t gualitv. D 90 hoy
" smsutta a Bloeched COTTON. rs cents ward
These goods have been -@lsS ted Eith great car.
and purchased Tor cash. aud should receive tn At
ten ton Of ali Close tuyers
BR0DHEAD q CO.,
octl IT S39 Penna. -ve., bet. 9th ana 10th STE
nREss GOODS, PLaIps snd PLAIN OOLORS.
Al ne nv sty lee Just received ~ the oheepest
store IN the city. CONNOLLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15
GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS,

NEW FALL AND WINTER GO0DS-Just
4 received from New lOrk, Lsdies Dress goods in
the newest materials used. Beautiful Plaids and
other goods Tor misses and children Cloths Ca--i-
merts snd WOOens for men and boys A spleDdl
stock OF shaw i. Flannels Of sll kinds \ large
stock OF Blankets at IS, 50, O., and IS. Carpets,
OIL Cloths, and Hugs
Call and examine our Goods
We sell cheap.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
oct2-Iy I03 Bridge street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

TIE FREEDNAN's BANK IN CoURT-Yes-
terday, in the Court in General Term the
case OF Creswell ct al, commissioners of the
Ereedmen's Savings and Trust Company w.
Robert Williams ct al, was argued by Mr..
Totten for plaintiffs, and Mr.. VIM. A. Cook
Tor defendants. The question raise,l is
whether the commissioners appointed in
pursuance Of the act OF Congress OF June 90
lssi, can maintain this suit in their own
names, or whether the bill should have been
nled In the name OF the corporation, the
freedmans Savings and Trust company
The court below held that plaintiffs are not
the proper parties TO maintain the suit, from
which an appeal was taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

ed Mr.. John Bingham president, vice Dr. b.
Thompson. deceased; W. NJ. Coleman, first
vice president, 10 fill the vacancy coca
stoned by the promotion of Mr.. Bingham:
and r. W. Collins, assistant librarian. Tue
literary exercises were as followsc-Mr. Col
Inns recited "Sam Weller as q Witness" Mr.
j. Woods read a selection from Tom Moo-e's
Rhymes on the Road" and Mr.. ]. Carroll
Brent related some OF his adventures while
travelling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

~ EM0VAL-DAvID X. YOUNGS Millinery
H and Fancy Goods establishments -
moved from No. 1 n Bridge street, George ~
town, TO No. 113 Bridge street Al entire ~
new and complete assortment Of DRY d.
plete store in Georgetown 70 select from.
A visit IL solicited ausls IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

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new YORK avenue and 18th street, pays per
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

OPINION OF Dr. VIM. H Stokes, physician
MI Hope Retreat, Baltimore; Il
have great pleasure i'm adding my testimony
10 the virtues OF Liebig'S Liquid Extract OF
Beef and Tonic lnvigorator as the very best
preparation used, and therefore confidently
recommend IL Ia the medical profeSsio ."
Sch0ller & Pinkari. agents. WASHINGTON