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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-12
AL,pr was telling friend from tho

A LADY was telling a friend from tho
country Of a very grand party she had
given recently; "wc hal two Generals,
ono Judge, popular author and play
writer" "lcs," chimsd in her wicked
son, "and there was u Deputy Sheriff.
too, who said ho wanted 10 SEQ dad, AMI
thoy went out before supper, AMI dad
hasn't 10, homo yet yet" When that
youth went to school the next day with
his head all tied up. no told tho boys lac
hal dreadful toothache.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-12
N EWsPAPER RES 9
FOR sALEI

A SPLENDID WARRINGTON PRESS.
No as..s S: s e; H;s oisst Yi;s ,oI; 1os
CASH, tocsthsr Win rsiisrs and sppurte.
nanes. KvsFyihisKin coup,stc working or.
der. Apply al the once of the
GOLD HILL NEWS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-12

Mas. MANY SSowDsS wore dress ljJ
years old. at tho Washington Tea Party
in Baltimore. Il was of enbroidered
white satin. with a blue brocade over
dress and uain. and was worn with
a hea,ldress Of pearls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-12
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
Tnited States for the District of Ncvada. =
In the matter Of RiCilAkD BROWN, .
Bsskrupt.-in bankruptcy. = United state. of
America, District ef Nevada, ss.-A warrant In
BANKRUPTCY has hecn i..ued hy -aid Court
,rslnst the estate Of Richard Brown, ofths
roasiy oi storey and state OF Neyada. In said
District. who has been duly adluagcd hank
w,t upon his o~n petition. and the pay
msnt of any debts and the delivery OF any
nrvp.rty bsisnring tn said Bankrupt, Tn him.
or To his n-s. and the transfer of any property
h, him. are forbidden by Law. mecting of
M. creditors Of ,aid bankrupt. TO prove their
debts anil choose one os more asrigpee- OF his
s.,ate. will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy,
10 b. holden at Virginia, In sald District, On
Inc 18Th day of March. a. u. ISIS. At Que
o',losk r. y at the ofiiec Of T.. sirother. Medin
gnihlir., & .irvet. one oithe Iegistrar-in In hank
'"P'N' GEORGE I. LAMMOS.
4. n. Marsh.i and Messenger IN Bankruptcy for
.nid Dtstrict. mhS u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-12

Oxr Of the curiosi,ies OF English
ecclesiastical law is that while clergy
man Of tho Established Church may
preach in tho streets. in n thcater.or in u
music hall. he may not preach in u place
Of worship belonging TO disssnters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-12

LITTLE RALrn TILross complaint
was pneumonia. from which he is re-
covering. Ho is bright boy Of six
years old. and stays with his mother at
the Ovington's.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-12
NOTICE m sAnkRUPToY.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
Il uoitcd State. for the District OF NevadA-
In the matter OF WILLIAM fLfNN,. Hank
rIpt-In Bankruptcy United states OF Amer.
lea. District Of Nevads. s..-A warrant in
b.pkruptcy has been i.sn.d by said Cont
nr.in-t the s-tat. ef william, flyhn. OF IN.
county OF storey and stat. Of Nevada. In -aid
Di.friet. who has been duly aiUudg,d bank.
rupt n pom his own petition. and the payment
of .ny d.bts and the delivery Of any property
belonging 10 ssid bankrupt, 10 him or " Ms
nae. ard the transfer OF any property ~ him.
are forhiddes by law. A meeting of the cred
itor. Of said bsnkrupt, q" prove their debts
aud ehoc-c one az morc asslgneer of MS e-tA,e.
haiasn Al Virginia. In raid District. ON the fGth
dsy on March, A. d. is1s. 81 o'clock ?. ~. at
,hs once ot X. strother. Nedin bauding. e
street. one Of the Registrars In bankruptcy OF
GEORGE I. LAMMOS.
Halted State. Marshal and Messenger IN hank
ruptey for said District. mhstd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-12

Eli PERKINS is now spoken Of 10y
persons cautious about telling the truth
as ''an alleged humorist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15
A l. EX A " n RI A.

ARREST OF A GANG OF THIEyES-The
Tolice succeeded last night In effscti0g the
a rest of a gang of negro ali yes Who have
been operating in this city for some time
past. Their names are Addison Washington.
John Laws, Anthony Grant, and SilaS Har-
Tis. and with them a white woman named
Bridget Travis, accused of receiving their
plunder. In the latteT's house, near the Fair
fax street depot, was found some pork sup
posed 10 belong to the lot lately stolen from
Mrs StOnHell, and some tobacco stolen from
the store OF Warren & Moore. Anthony
Grant turned states evidence AMI ne was dis
charged; John Laws was sent 10 jail for court,
and will probably go Ia the peHiteuJia as
This is the second offence of which he has been
proved guilty; Addison Washington was put
on the chain gang for three months. and Silas
Harris iS hPl5 for further examination. Tnis
gang robbed Mr.. Burnheim's store last We'd
nesua! night attempted Ia pass counterfeit
money night before last, and are supposed to
have been engaged in the late chicken and
hall rObberies committed in this city.
FIRE.-Thn dwelling Of Mr.. James Buck
ley. near Chiffon was burned on Wednesday
evening. The fire originated from the chim-
ney. Mr.. Buckley. who was away from ttu-ns,
when the fire broke out, arrived in time to
save portion of the furniture. There was no
Insurance.
A ONE-LEGGED BEGGAR went to the house
of MIS-. James Burnley, i'm the western part of
the city, yesterday, and because the loa ..
breau that was given him was not butte ...
assaulted the lady with his cTutch.-Gaz ,
I3Ih,
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FINANCIAL 1SD cOnnEfCIsE



BALTIEORE. + bruary J. VIRGINIA 9 =, r#nl"rz ,
q; Virginia consolidated a.: Vest Virgin l0t,
NORTH Carolina S., Old, "a do. new, 10; do. sp,ci
BALTIMORE Februar, l5-Cottoi. .,uiet hnr inn
Nv H1ddlinE, l5al5is. Flour quirt ana unchanged
Howard Street ana We ;cTn srlppr, 4WiaI IS; do.
extra. Af-a4 IS: de-. family. 5.25a0 ,, t'tty II rs
super. uat %: Dc. extra. GA ?. do Rio brands.
b .516 "a, family. SEQ. Wheat il-S". western
red. 10. No do, u.s. No. 3 do. lib, Pruns
Vania red, i5Gl Il. torn quiet adysUujhern
white. 11a9, southern yellow. 7~tSI. western mixed
a. Oats quic! but fTni->uu hcTn, 67a6s. western
white, t6abI, western mi ed, IS. I've du, qSat.02.
Hay dull and unc HANGED Penney. ania and Mary
active order trade. Pork quiet and steady. u 25a
40 60 Buik nleatShouldera 4a7s; clear rtb sides
lGsatA. Bacon active and stgaiy--hpuld-rS, So.
clear lib side lli4a3s hams lil5 Lard luieg and
rolls 2fa9 Petroleum unsettled. nOmin lily 52iazs.
o.hec dnll-goCd to prime Rio, Ctrgoes. lS14 IigIa
Whisky weaker, OraI 90. Sugar firm, 10 alUia
NEW YORK, February lS-Stucks dull, Money
z Gold, lfc Exchange, long. +si; -hoTt. 4S. Gov
erUments active al q lower. Flour duh ami heavy
and heavy.
,LoTpoX, February Is, 80 p. m.-Erie railway
shares, q AIS.
LIVERPOOL, February Is. 1850 p m-Cotton-
ding uplaHds, 75sa77Ad.; mjIing Orleans, 77,d.
SAILS l2Op bales, including 2OO for speculation aud
export Cotton to arrive 10 ch"a per Sales ON the
basis II middling upland, nothing below good ordi-
nary shipped January, at Esd; do. nothing below
low middlIbg shipped January. at Il-Ijd.
LONDON, February Il. pm.-ErIe railway shares,
~ az.
LIvEEPooL. February IS, , m-Cott0u-Of the
sales Ia day 900 bales American. Sales on IA
lasis If mIddlIng upandS; nothing below low mil
ding, dcliy cradle March and April n 7.l. Bread
siufiS "uie Bacon, 4ts. 81. per cwt for long clear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15
Emharras de- Richrsses.

The khCdiveo OF Egypt has laid thedaughtrr
OF General Sherman under the lem barr as dos
rchCSSeS.' by presenting nor with diamonds
worm a quarter Of a million. She seems,
acc' Mlng 10 the wise newspapers. to have
more wealth than she knows what TODD with
Manager Briggs, OF the Public Library of
kentucky, Is about to serve some one else in
exactly the same way. On the 9th of the
month he viii present like sum i'm green
backs 70 some lucky ticket holders i'm his
.3st dIaWing. But Mr.. Briggs will exceed
the EECdive i'm generosity. for his Gifts will
be more widely scattered, and will amount
in all TO two and half millions Of money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

A SuFFOCATlSG CuUGH-In n letter from
MIS-. Charlotte Isle. Of Chicago. a lady well
X own as contributor 10 the western press
she ascribeS the cure Of a dangerous cough
acc, mpanied by bleeding at the Lungs. TO
Hoes Honey Of HOrelol,ild arf Tar. INV
cough she says, Threatened 10 Suffoca te
me : but the Honey Of H0reaOaKl
oDd 16r has removed every trace OF it," The
letter was 10 lady friend i'm this CITY. who
has placed IL at the disposal of c. y. Critten-
TONI Sixth avenue.
Fhe's 7oo'h-Gche DTOps-Cure in one min
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

KILLED BY A NEEDLE.-A singular death
is recorded in Manchester paper as having
recently occurred at MaccleSfield. A girl
named Houghton, the daughter of q silk
weaver, was returning from school, when she
Tell, and the needle she used at school, being
stuck in her pinafore, entered her chest. She
ras home in great agony, and by the time she
was undressed the needle had so far disap-
peared In the body that only the eye was visi-
bic. She was removed TO the infirmary
where an unsuccessful attempt was made to
extract the needle, and after a few hours the
child, who was eight years of age, died. The
heart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

tAUTION.-Purcha>erS OF the Per.aTqa
Syrup a protectef solution Of the proioxide of
nom are cautioned against being deceived by
any Of the preparations of Peruvian Bark. or
BARK and Iron, v hich may Toe Offered theml
Namine the bottle before purchasing and
o. sure and get the PerSRid1 Syrup" mot Pc
ruVian Bark 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

AT Nantes, in France, the Davenport
brothers gave their usual exhibition but the
knots were tied by an old sailor. The result
was hot as usual; instead of five minutes,
those knots amused the spirits for lust half
an hour
81 Mclean (KyD Progress: 'sDuring the
recent colu snap we discovered one great a l.
vantage in being man. He can undre =
and have his side of the bed warm before a
shoes united"
~ Inc success OF the Austrian polar expe-
dition, and the preparations for n new expe-
dltlon IN England, have stimulated the POI
lar expedition society of Bremen, Prussia, 70
ask the Emperor's support for a Ger nan
Arctic expedition. Prince Bismarrk has
already Informed the society thai he is In
favor Of the project.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

A WIFE's RIGHT TO HER HUSBANDS
MoNEY.-JennieY oungs, aged % years, mar
ried Daniel 5. Youngs, widower of So, with
the understanding, as she says, that he was
possessed of $4,000 IN real estate. She had
ascertained this TO be the actual fact three
days prior TO the wedding, but afterward
learned that Youngs, just before marrying
her, had conveyed all his property TO his two
daughters by his first wife. She sued to SET
aside that conveyance as fraud on her. de-
priving her OF her inchoate right of dover.
The case is on trial in the supreme court,
special term.-M Y SIM. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15
LOCAL n EW s.
Amusemenfs. &C., Tonight.

F.fds a. era EDUef-MT. John Thomson
N she exciting drama ION Hand; or True to
Ehp last"
NEs.ntI TECgftr.-GTand reOpcning with
Katie Putnam as Little Nell" and The
March OntSS.1
Tledger C0ifjQe.-Great bill OF misceila-
ItOus attraction.
Avenue ThsGCT.-FiTSt-claSs variety enter
TANNER Z every night
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Tie immaculate Conception Church.

q re immaculate conception CnuFcn.
OPPOSING CEREMONIES Attic DEDICATION
Yesterday morning the new church Of the
Immaculate Conception. corner of 18th and
y streets. "a deScrip, 'On Of which was pub
IlSEed IN saturdays STAR, was Dedicated
in the presence OF an immense aSSemhIage.
Long before the hour OF nine O'Clock. the
pavement ia front of the church was crowd
et. A detachment of police was present.
The knights OF ~. Joseph having vOlul-
teerGd as an escort 10 Archbishop Baylcv
We're in line near the church. The doors
were opened al nine o'clock. AID soon after
warts every seat was occupied and many
persons had TO stand throughout the services.
The Archbishop entered The sanctuary ac-
CtmTaEied by Rev. Fathers Healy. of
Georgetown College. BarrOti. Walter. of st.
PatTick'S; Alig. Of 81. Mary 5. and Mccarthy,
pastor of the new church, the latter as mas
ter OF cereH OnieS. and were followed by the
aColyteS and cross bearer. The bishop was
NeSsed Win the rohes OF MS Office, and then
entered the body Of the church. passing down
the main aisle 10 the outside where he
bleSr Ell the walls in the usual form. On re-
turning 10 the church the Archbishop was
preceded by the Knights OF ST. Joseph, who
look position in front OF the altar. and the
ceremonies Of dedication were continued I'm
a very Impressive manner. Tie Archbishop
ON concluding the ceremony delivered an
address appropriate TO the occasion.
MOZART TWELFTH MASS
was then celebrated. Father Mccarthy acting
a. ceacOEs. after which followed the blessing
q! the congregation by the Archbishop, and
II was dismissed. "kyTie." .SanctuS,T and
''Agnus Del, - from ''M0zart's Twelfth Mass, .
were finely rendered by the choir Of the
church. which was strengthened by sopranos.
Mrs. Cecilia Young Smith. Mrs. y. T.. lie
Merle. Mrs. Charles kWhler, Mrs. Annie
Ming. Mrs T J. shea. Mrs. Katie Grifen
Nrs. sienna Mattingly and Mrs. DOuSSeau:
altos Ms NJ. Newton. Mrs. Gillian. Mrs.
NCOEan and kaaTun, tenOTS, McSSrS. Morgan,
Mig Rocket. John Mattiugly and Forsyth:
baSSOS. MessrS. Cannon, BlOiS. HaechIin. Shea
and Grant. Miss VI. VI. Melcher presided at
tie organ Among the clergymen present
bcSitcS those above mentioned were Rev.
Fathers starr, Mccoy. McCOlgan. and Foley.
OF Baltimore: NiCNeThany. OF Illinois.
MCNally and BOkCl. Of this city.
At THE EVENING SERVICE
~ . O'Clock. which was POntificaI veSperS.
conducted by The Archbishop and the CLERGY
Father fOyle delivered an elOOucnt sermon
on the religious issues Of the day. During the
service. the solos from ZeTge's .. TantuTn
Ergo were sung by Mrs. Smith and Mr..
Morgan Mrs. smith also sang an Ave
Maria by Giuseppe Nicolas. and between
Vie "IantUm Ergo and % SalutaTis" Mr..
Cannon rendered one Of the choicest Selec-
lions Before the sermon grand "Neni
SaECtO ~PiTituS" by LenSchow. was sung by
Mrs smith and tie quartette Of the choir.
Dir BlOiS sang the 60 Pro PeCcatiS." from
iiO>>iEl's ~tabat Mater. during the mOrling
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15
District Government Affairs.

Tie office Of the Board OF 4 udit il closed 70
The public to-day 10 give the employees the
opportunity Of making q partial report to
tIaI SIrit To Congress.
The Chief Engineer las directed that three
gas lamps be erected on ISt street. between n
and ] northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

DYSPEPSIA DESTROYS THE TEETH. u1leSS
its effects are counteracted hy that pura veg
etable tonic and antiseptic S0aotpa' No
bodily disease can impair them IL this anti
dote 10 all corrosive clements that act upon
the enamel is regularly apnlied. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

y JOKE THAT PROVED No JOKE-Thc
BOSTON Advertiser says "A young man liV-
ing at the Highlands became sufficiently iu-
toXlcatcd ON Saturday night to send a mes
sage 10 Or. Garceau, who resides i'm High
land street, at two O'Clock on Sunday morn
broken leg of man at the Norfolk House
The doctor had got as far as Eliot square
when he saw man fall on the ice, and com
ing nearer he recognized him. He attempted
10 RISE but could not. The doctor told him
he was in haste and could not wait upon him
any longer, as he was called upon to set
broken leg. Then the young man confessed
III at he had sent for the doctor rs a iolCe
Whereupon the doctor, rather ungraciously
assisted the young man TO rise, waen, TO his
own surprise and the intense suffering of the
practical joker, IL was found that in falling
ne had sustained q fracture OF his left leg
ootn bones below the knee being broken
AND the doctor had an opportunity to set
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

ANOTHER NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF
JAY COOKE & Coin his latest notice to the
creditors of Jay Cooke g. Co, the trustee
Edwin NJ. Lewis, informs them that pending
the determination of suit brought against
the estate by alleged creditors OF the Northern
racine railroad, who deny the authority of
the trustee To distribute the Northern Pa
enc bonds, he Is compelled reluctantly to
announce that he must suspend the distribu-
uon IN Kind until the question of the risk of
The trustee can be settled. No alteration
Will oe mase as TO the payment of the cash
dividend OF five per cent?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

R-John Chinaman is getting American
lied. When the death of the Celestial En-
perof was announced in San Francisco one
OF the pagans remarked: "No care; noder
man all same good; you sabe?"
~ The Custom officers at Basic, Switzer-
land, lately stopped, demanded, and received
duty on consignment of ''holy water" as
medicine, because the priests said it possess
ed power TO cure all diseases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15
PUBLIC LIBRARY oFkENTUCky.

Death OF Gov. Decentralization OF The
IruStCgs-A Successor annoiufrd- -
MGrc nements-DraWin Certain
February 2gth.
~ meeting ~ the Trustees of the Public Library
~ heItucky. January Is. ISIS, n wa, resolved that
.. ~. BTiEgs, esq. who, under tl- lstn Hon ThYs
p Bramrt5t. was the real businr-z manager III The
gin concerts ALREADY given an aid Of the paiIir Ii
mary ~ h"uiucky- be and h. D. hereby authorized
U TAX" The place made vacant o. in death u Safd
Bramlatt', u the mans cement 90 a.. IairS lI tbo
MN ana last gltt concert, aud tls' fa drawing au
hpuLt"d Tor February = l-7f. -iI.i positively ant
uncg yrslly take place un that Law without ana
further Hstponement DELAY on s.s account v bat
ever. IL T. Il- sgI.l.wT Yr.-5'F.rF
JONI :. GAIN, Secretary.
Hereafter eli comm uuiCatinn~ relating o. the ffs
concert should De- addressed o. Ia rr .-ignrl ana
pledge myself that the drawing -hs'I come n F,h
aarH -f "r that every lllar pald Tor k-ts shall
be returned.
q. NJ. BRIGGS, Agent auI 'Ieuagcr
Room :, Public Lil'arl Banding.
ID. - .m-:hGkfI I,.sI-riIla i y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

SENDING HIS MOTHER VALENTINE
The Reading Eagle says: A young widows
son goes TO downtown primary school. He
Is about ten years of age. The Other after
noon he was busily engaged during school
hours addressing an envelope. The teacher
saw him and asked him what he was writing
directing an envelope, teacher" was the re-
ply. Upon further inquiry ii was learned
that he was addressing an envelope to his
mother. The teacher asked him whether he
was going TO send her a letter, when he an
sWered, mo, I'm going TO send her a valen-
tine" And the young boy held up comic
picture representing woman with q rod and
line standing near stream of water The
valentine was entitled Fishing for Beans -
The boy said that his mother wanted to get
married again, and that She must have u
valentine sure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

THE CONGRESSIONAL TEMPERANCE So
CIETI held lis anniversary meeting last
night at the Metropolitan NJ. E church,
senator Wright, OF Iowa, in the chair. Adj
dresses were made BY Judge Lawrence of
Ohio, and Rev. Dr. Abbey. of Tennessee. The
annual report was read, showing the amount
az work accomplished the past wear and
resolutions were adopted similar 10 a series
passed by the society forty years agol setting
forth the evils Of inteHnpeTance. the benefits
derived from the cause OF temperance and
the influence % women IN promoting the
reform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

THE PROPOSED INCREASE OF THE WHISKY
TAX, as contemplated in the revenue bill
now pending in Congress, meets with the
most strenuous opposition in Cincinnati
where The immense liquor trade of the West
is mainly concentrated. The Chamber of
Commerce adopted a protest on Saturday
arguing that it would be an extraordinary
burden upon Cincinnati capital To compel it
10 pay the additional tax of fifteen cents per
gallon on the large amount of whisky now
on hand there. One result of the situation is
Lhat all the houses having whisky in store
are hurrying to pay tax upon it and get it in
the market before the increased tax becomes
a law In this way the trade is exceedingly
brisk, o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

For Tickets. or information, address
IHu. r. BkAMLET1E, A-.f.f and Naua-ar
LoHlsAiile. ny c.cl~ m -thGh a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15
CT Y ITEMS.

CHILRLAINs will h. promptly relievAd
and ultimately cured by bathing the afflicted
parts with Ponds ETfrq.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

TIE DRAWING GLASSES I'm the jefferson
school building which have been SUSPENDED
for q week on account OF the frigid teinpera-
ture of that building, were this morning, by
Ofuer OF superintendent Wilson, removed to
the Franklin school, corner of 18th and X
streets, where the pupils are requested To
meet tomorrow. The drawing desks, books
and implements were removed To the Frank
lin building to-day. We learn that the com
missioners have ordered that effective i'm
provemcnts be Immediately made in the
heating and ventilation of the Objectionable
.JefierSon) building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15
A NOTIIE
OPPORTUNITY

TO INVEST PEW DOLLARS. WITH POSSIBLE
RETURNS uF THOUSANDS. II OFFERED RY
THE Pn>TPONEMENT or PUBLIC LIBRARY
OF hh. TO TIE 2srH OFFEBEJ AIRY. NEXT.
or lht.i' FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT AND
DRAW ING. THE MAN MENT ARE
PLEDGED 70 THE RETURN pT THE MONEY
ID TIE DRAWING SUoULn NOT CONE OBJ
AT IHE DAY NOW APPOINTED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

To HAVE elegant light Biscuits, Rolls.
RucEwheat Cakes Fruit DumpIiugS g.
you should use nOoley's Yeast Pow Ter ASK
YOUR grocer for il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

THE ElmwoOd and Warwick Collars are
made differently from any other. The edges
are all folded, and the surface is an exact inn
itatiOn Of linen.-Adr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

az Harriet Hosmer is at work on statue
representing emancipation, !" for exhibition
Paramount Park during the Centennial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-At the fortiatb
meeting of Central Building Association No
?, on Friday night, y shares were advanced
on at an average Of IS per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

RENENBER the sale Of books. TO take place
This evening at the auction rooms of Latfmer
& Cleary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

DICKSON & PATTERSON will buy S1OOD0
Special Improvement Bonds at the market
rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

THE SALE advertised by r. L. Hoxie. En-
siBeeF, T. G. has been postponed FOR The pres
ent, on account Of the snow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-15

whole Tickets. $50. Halves. IS Trr..1 OPP .s-I,
CCET q, $. E!eN cn " Lale Ti--rts, go.