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After referring TO the res O sibility rest
Ing upon counsel and upon the Jurors who
are to decide whether this man shall be ad-
judged guilty or not. he said the accused
would look forward to the scaffold with Joy
rather than To any further Incarceration.
They were TO decide n re whe her the de-
fender OF the marriage bed is 81 murderer or
not: If they decide that IL Is a crime for a
husband TO defend his family altar, then we
are In a condition not to be envied. There
is no statute In this District which i'm poses
punishment for adultery, while there is
law as 10 burglary. III thief breaks into
your house and ia killed the killer goes free,
but IL a seducer enters your family and robs
you of what is dearer than the world goods.
there 10 no such right. The doctrine OF the
Bible is, that man has the right TO protect
MS wife, and II is not in the power OF human
laws 10 take away that right. No man has
ever DIED In the United States by the hand
of law for having INDICATED the honor of his
FAMILY by causing the death of the seducer
Mr.. Browne quoted largely from the Old and
New Testaments, and also from the argrl
nlent OF ex-Secretary stanton in the cele.
brated Sickles-key case 1t NAV be said
that Frawner bad a civil remedy. but the
doctrine that pecuniary compensation can
sCOthe the bleeding wounds OF the husband
is repugnant to every honorable maa He
asked no compromise verdict, and IL the iury
rel derei verdict which would consisn he
accused to the penitentiary in his -oninion
They Will violate their OathS He coniended
Ihat the act was justlfiable one without
the ingredient of self defence. He however.
aimed that the act was committed in SELF
defence, and prOceedet TO argue that Fraw-
ner, .beiBg a. small, spare built man. had
re sSor To fear violence at any moment from
Tie eSeased, who was quite a robust man
able 10 break him in two, and he argued ~
considerable length that at the time of n q
hnntlcIHe faWner was in great bodily fear.
MI Bow. e had not concluded wnen our
req, r. closed.
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TIE &OURTS-

POLICE COURT-JlJdQe lSaCI
To day, Charles MaStOn, disturbing the
quiet of Georgetown; IS. Barney Faunce
Indecent exposure; IS. VIM. Henderson dis
tuTbing ball: S.. Barney Faunce, va
sTancy; wOrkhouse ninety days. Charles
Meter was sent TO the chain gang for the
good of his health. Dennis Mahoney, mali
cious mischief, iDjuriog private property
henry Schwarzenberg, keeper of a saloon on
fennsy lvanla avenue, testified that Ma
honey entered there last night, and calling
for oysters, ate them and put the
silver fork in his pocket. On being OBJ
served he walked out without paying for
what he had ordered. The proprietor fol-
lowed and demonstrated with him. when
Dennis picked up stone and smashed in
WINDOW and damaged things inside to the
amount of about S25 $50 or ninety days in
the wOrkhouse. Charles Chase and Edward
Green, larceny OF boot from I'm front of the
store OF Mr.. Henry Bright, sth street south
east; three months each in jall. Arthur Ty-
Ter, larceucy of four shoe brushes from the
shoe store of Charles EdmoudSton & Co.
I24l street; three months in jail. Carrie
Hull, assault and battery on Ellen Smith: IS
and costs or five days in jail. Mathew VII
son, larceny OF pockel-Look and -; SO or
thirty days in jail.
A RAZOR RCFFIAy.
owen Taylor, cOlOred, was stood up on the
charge OF d ay hem-on the person Of Hugh
w. Gunnell, of Fairfax county, Va who
testified that on the evening of the 5th of
this month he was at the Center market with
a load OF produce, and just at dark he left his
team standing for a few moments, and on
returning discovered this fellow in his
wagon, and catching hold to- Jerk him out he
made lunge at him, infiicting a deep cut
with razor across the back of his left hand,
depriving him permanently of the use of the
two first fingers. The fellow made his es-
cape and he went to the drug store of Messrs.
Drew Gibbs, where DR.. McBlair dressed
the wound. DR.. McBlair was present, and
In the presence of the court examined the
hand and expressed the opinion that Mr..
Gunnell would lose the use of his fingers, the
sinews and tendons having been severed.
Mr.. Oler, counsel for defendant, offered to
prove an alibi. Officer Mcmahon testified to
arresting this man and that Mr.. Gunnell rec
ognized him on sight. The court refused to lis
ten to the alibi, and sent the case to the
grand jury, fixing the bonds at 81 ,000 Tay-
lOr was committed.
THE CHURCH BOOK THEFT.
Jas. b. Beverly, cOlored, whose case was
heard yesterday on the charge of larceny of
books from the Christian church, In two
cases, was this morning committed TO Jail
for action OF the grand jury, in default of
bonds. His witnesses did not show them
selves this morning.
FIN our report of Monday last the case of
Henry Zimmerman. charged wiz destroying
private property and his forfeiture of $40 coll
lateral for the same was inadvertently
omitted
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LOCAL NE VS..
Condensed Locals.

HempSr, optician, has superior glasses.
The street lamps will be lighted az $40 p.
m. and sxtir guished at HIS p. m.
water main IN being laid in 13y street
southwest, between street and Maryland
avenue.
The expensive telegraph pole In front OF
Police headquarters was cut down this
morning, there being no further lse tor Il.
The ''last ano best race OF the season at
BrightwOOd park is announced in to-day's
STAR 10 come of to morrow afternoon. See
The advertisement for particulars.
Rome one entered the stable OF MI. Gott-
heh Essig. 18th, between r street and NARY
land avenue northeast, last night, and stole
white horse, the property 81 Mr.. F..
The Wesley Chapel lecture course. adver-
tised in to-day's STAR, is attracting great
attention among our hest people. John y.
Cough and DIR. Hayes ere among the lee
lpTsTS.
The annual meeting OF the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad COM
pany was held at Richmond yesterday. The
report OF President Robinson represents the
road To be- in a fOuriSbing condition.
In the u, & Supreme Court yesterday the
court declined 20 hear further argument In
The case Of the Baltimore and Potomac rail
road vs. The Trustees OF the 9th Presbyterian
church.
Policeman Taylor. of the second precinct,
last night arrested John Chene in the North
ern market house trying to sell three pairs OF
pants for three dollars, aud locked him up on
suspicion Of stealing them. Inc pants are at
the station house.
In the neighborhood of Massachusetts ave
a Renteeiy-dTessed villain insulted some
ladies, and also followed and frightened
some little girls. Unfortunately he escaped
arrest, although the officers were soon after
him
Policeman Burgess. OF the 4ih precinct. in
,IuTed himself yesterday by being thrown vio-
Iently 10 the ground while pursuing a col
cred prisoner named Henry SmallwOOd, who
broke loose from the officer. The prisoner
was Iearrested subsequently and the key
IBrneG on him.
The Jneeting which was To have taken
place last night at the call of certain persons
claiming TO be members of the 9Th -street
teolored) Baptist church, for the purpose of
srraigning Pastor Rev. W. II. Lee, on
charges, did not come off, as Mr.. Lee paid
no attention to the summons to be present
ID. A. Brosnan sends the December number
OF The Catholic HOTid, and the handsomely
Illustrated and carefully compiled Ctuh0lic
Ftrg'HB A'H5urpGc for 1876: from J. ShillingtOn
snd the junction News Depot we have early
copies Of GOdey's Lndg'S Book for December:
also from The Junction News Depot we have
some specimens of tasteful new STYLE of
alien at6ly tint lined papetrie.
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GEORGETOWN.

A GREE BRIDGE" MEETING.-A meeting
OF citizens OF Georgetown was held at the
rooms of the Merchants Exchange this
morning, FOR the purpose OF comforting with
committee OF citizens of Alexandria and
Fairfax counties, i'm Virginia, with reference
to petitiOning Congress for an appropriation
some point at or near Georgetown. Mr.. A.
II. Herr was called to the chair, and Mr. f.
l.. Moore acted as secretary. Mr.. II. Z.
Lacey, of the committee from Virginia, sub
an iron bridge TO be constructed with a draw
OF seyenty-five feet, from the foot of High
street TO Analostan Island, at a cost of s13l.-
0C0: Mr.. w. H. Tenney stated that the people
Of Georgetown would under no circumstance
consent to have bridge located at the foot
Of High street, as that point was in the
bridge be located at the foot Of Washington
street: He was In favor Of a bridge to be
two stories hieh.the upper portion Tor rail-
foot Ways. Mr. +. further stated d that he h had
every reason to believe that the authorities
OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad would
second the effort TO establish q bridge at the
2 short time extend their road across the
mittses from Virginia, stated that the be- people
The Is ss 0 Of sSs
bridge TO the people Of GEORGETOWN, all that
the people Of the adjoining counties on the
other slde OF the river wanted was proper
and Washington. Nj. r. L. Moore was on
posed TO the location OF the bridge below the
aqueduct, and was In favor of its being built
at the Three Sisters. On motion OF Mr. Ten
pey the meeting adjourned Until next Tues
day morning at II O'Clock, when It is hoped
that there Will be more general attendance
on the part OF the people OF Georgetown.
CATTLE MARKET. - Messre. Means,
Weaver & Go. report sales at Drovers' Rest,
to day, OF AIT head OF cattle at from y to 81
cents per pound; "a sheep and lambs were
offered and IS4 sold at from to 6 1 cents per
pound for old sheep, and from % 10 $50 per
head for lambs; IS cows and calves sold at
from e25 TO SEQ. Good cows in demand.
Market brisk.
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Retail Prices. Center Marker,

Mat Beef porter house, 1s2s per ID; sirloin,
s9ss g ;'f e 'hsssa Lamb al fsss ss
sliced, sliced 2 81 Bs a Hams eS1 ss
Whole, cut tongues. s6aso EACH Lard, isc per- H.
G Ssl p.2 ss ssI pei pair Sas
2;S per pair rabbit 3Sc each squirrel, lOal6e; par
os each v.nison Pn Sc per pound. n N00ae0'k
bnnsb Css s49 PER SGneh RseTsh $40
4oa5Oe: per ID; Salt Water Fsylers, 4sssoe; Cod,
IS Clans. 100 Der oo spots 4oc per bunch; Blue
Fish tlsrgel }. Goal 90 each: Is cts; per pound
f
sssf e. M RadsS each
tk do cooking soAss GRAPES. a5aso per box Cram an.
DRIED fkrITs.-A Ppie., iosIs per pound; Peaches,
peeled, %; unpeeled, Is; Blackberries, 10; Cher
BgTIER. ~Phiiadelphfa print, 50 per b.; New
r York Creamery, A. choice roll 40; fair do, 2aasS
.PSSITkTNTarkeys, . per pound; Chickens, live,
2 Is per ssr GO r. 5a per pair
days past Mr.. Charles Edmonston has been
missing boots, shoes, &C., from his store on
+ street. opposite the Ebbitt House, and be-
Ing unable e to account for it, he reported the
McDevitt and Miller went and looked the
place over. They came to the conclusion
that the goods were purloined from the shop
during the absence of the proprietor in the
morning at his breakfast, leaving his store
In charge of boy, and directed Mr.. Z. to
take his stand at the Ebbitt House and
watch, instead of going to his brea kfast. He
did SO this morning, and was rewarded by
the capture Of a cOlOred boy named Arthur
Tyler in the store. There were two of them
In the store on pretence of making a pur-
chase, and the larger one escaped. A fter q
struggle with Mr.. E., Arthur was taken tn
the Police Court by Officer Harlow and sent
to jail for three months.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs have been issued as
follows:-Wm. YOuse and Louisa Pfeil; Jas.
Reed and Alice Lewis; Cornelius Emmerich
and Sallie 8. Atkinson; Amos 9. Lewis and
Clara Wells; Oscar Smith and Caroline
OF Prince George county. Nd; James Z.
Sebring and N. La Rue Grantham; James
A. Moxley, OF Georgetown, and Katie Dewd-
ney; Henry Mathews and Sarah Jackson;
Andrew Cole and Lavenia Bankhead; Alfred
Robinson and Rosie Kelly; Frank Harper
and Mrs. Lucy Ann Smothers, both Of Mont
somery county, Md.
CHARGE OF VIoIATINa THE INTER
nal REVENUE LAw.-To-day Mr.. Graves,
man I'm East Washington named Gaum on
the charge OF violating the Internal Reve-
nue. laws, By manufacturing cigars without
iicense: , S S, made some Tesistance, but
commissioners, who committed him to iaii
for the action OF the grand jury.
BUILDING PERMITss-Richard Horoan
addition TO house on 9Th street, between r.
and c southeast; $50 John Beha, o two
story brick house on 10th street, between NJ
two three-story brick dwellings on N street,
between 1ith and 18th northwest; $4,000.
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FRECKLEs removed by Natures Beautieer.
The BuffaIe Lj,bIa Uo,,

me eAtfaOrdinary curative powers OF these
waters In the Pecsd6dr DiSeCSes u B-qllle7,; i'm
11Vec, t01as o. ne Urinary Organs; i'm DUrDe0y1
and IN GOtty and RaeloHafic Affections is
Nouched for by some of the hest melical
talent OF the country. They are for sale hv
hloweil & Son, 1881 street; Charles Stott &
Co, $50 Pennsylvania avenue. Washin0fon
II. {; Tickling & Welch. - High street
georgetown, ID. C.; and +. =. Leabeater a
bro, 81 Fairfax street, Alexandria Va.
- Pamphlets can be had of the houses
THOMAS I. GooDE, Proprietor,
l',4,m&ws6: Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.
FREcKLEs removed hv Natures Reau,iner.
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On and after December LIST, Or. White,
thfTol'odfa, will occupy the very eligible
apartments OF the new brick building l4ls
pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wiilard's
motel, where he will continue the successful
treatment Of Corns. Bunions ChiIblasns
' sscuiar Exerescesces, Club and Ingrowlng
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sFeenor Rubi, the royal Spanish COM
missioner, has arrived in Cuba.
nTOwlng 70 the duliness OF the iron trade,
Messrs- Blok0w, Vaughn 4 CO., of Leeds,
England. have been compelled TO discharge
between two thousand and three thousand
operatives.
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USE ALADDIN SECURITY OIL and prevent
any possibility OF an explosion. such as Oc-
2sth, 1875. M.
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err ITEMS,
James v. Davis SEN.

t2l PeaHsyfcdRfd AUcHHe
rave uiS morning received another LOT Of
scar Sacques, all qualities and sizes; also
another bale OF Travelling and Driving Blan-
Bets.
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DisGriet Government Affairs.

Ire annual report of the District Commits.
slOTeTs will rot be completed until after the
lst az December. the purpose being to en-
brace In n. as far a. possible, the entire Ope-
TstIOns OF the year. The report OF the CHIEF
engineer Will contain In detail the nature
and extent of improvements made during the
past season, present condition of public
NOrA- &c Some of the reports of the various
departments OF the District govern ment have
already been sent in, and will accompany
the report Of the Commissioners. The report
81 the board OF audit will be made to the
President
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READING NOTICES.

THE CROWN HAIR BRUsHEs--Made from
Tue pest oi Russian BrlSties. They are silt
shu penetrating, and will cleanse Ia, head
thoroughly from dandruff and dust
"A FULL LINE of the Crown Tooth brushes
nan brushes aud Combs, by W. =. ThCmp-
son, druggist, 7OS 18th street.
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ALSO.
90 Dozen Paris KID GLDNEs tvr..- l.r-.,. ~ -
'hs newest shade, a. IS cents per pair
cents per yard. ~ -
80 dozen Misses Strip Hose, regular male. ~
cents per pair, real alue III
30 pieces Plaid poplins. AZ DC real value %
> cases, oOntairing 900 yards good dark CsIie ..
s9 pieces double warp Alpaca II Sc real yslsa =
Nh'ue - - - - lcht
Just received about 30 pair Blanket r. m sqs,.
- So 3, 50, s. up a. the 4. a co,as. Il 4 TsIi
blhnket- 50, worth 60
hedicsted Twill Flaures ~ Soc, worth Is
100 pieces Cloths and Cassimeres from ssc m .,
the best gods, - " 81"
era drive m Block CashHleres yard wide bsap.
tliul blacks At 81 g. IS AID &c
luIin = best Frerch C.-htaefes 80 d. e.,
81, : u, 81 q ardu - -''-'
Ncs shades French Merinos. a. al uo,i. AZ rs.
arc - pisCes plain and plaid Dress Good r.ns -
II m p -, 81. 90. g. IS. SIC M 20 al
And many more Pike too NJ n-rou- a. mention
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A MEETING or tNITARIANS was held last
night IN The church at the corner Of 9TH and
- streets. for the purpose of taking action
towards the erection of new church; Mr..
Harvey Spauldlng IN the chair, and Mr. VIM
L.. Bramhall secretary. The members of the
society. who have recently been wOrshipping
IN Willard hall, united on this Occasi ion with
The COZ gregatiOn under the constitution and
bylaws amended at the recent annual meet
1ng, requiring each head of a family TO Ike
pew and pay therefor an advance install
ment. The hTst business in order being the
election of board OF seven managers a
treasurer. and one trustee, il was suggeste
~ a member that all be elected on one
Ticket, agreed To. Col. BramhaIl having re-
signed the position OF secretary, Dr. w. F.
wallace was elected in his place The vote
by ballot was taken, and the following we're
declared To be elected.-H. A. Willard w
q. Murdoch, II. NJ. Haker. X. A. Bacon Geo
q Clark, j. y Libby and w. p. DunwOOiy
managers; W. +. Wallace. treasurer, ami
George F. Baker. trustee. Mr.. Willard sub
United the following resolutions, which were
adepted--That the board of managers ne
authorized 10 offer the church property for
sale. and In report at a meeting OF the cIiurcIi
such offers for the same as they may deem
reasonable that they may receive, and also
~nrO-f site for a new church ediice &C.
vt hvmn and tune book i'm use
in the church be adcpyevs 'A' 40iih VI "or-
ship for this church.
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Weather FrsSa6aiffes Teddy.
OFFICE or CsI1r srerAL Opy1exR.

WARRINGTON. November Is. 1915. (
For middle states, falling and stationary
barometer. westerly winds, bac king to south
sIIy. slightly warmer and generally clear
weather.
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" "A. wHsArLEY's
sTKGM DYFING and CLEANING 49,,
IISHMrNT - ~
DRY GOODS.

nUI ENTIRE STOCK
NV WINTER pRy coaas
fftlhtN at a GREAT SAtRIFfgE
EvERYrHISG CHEAP.
WOOD Blsek Cashmere a.. VERY An. HAL
ress 80 Inn. a. n n sssoptu.n, e Zee W
$50 - -. sl39 - Splendid rrtfnent 81
WstsI PSl,5 . ~, ~ IS. So Excellent Blast
taRTsE 1O7 Market SPACE.
IA ~ ses' 81 50; - 50: IS. Bed Tickine. 4.
" me flannel ?s. 81 toc ver1 best 70 edicaled R@a
.Mlhea rianrels, SOC CBssimeres Cor Men en-
Ioys, ~. ~; f5c Good TOw.ls, &c. Linen NApk ips
- tusltsh STOCK inCs woven seams lsc enlenlas
arc, IN short leUg hs, &C.. aOad Canton Flarpel
:. " W. One ard and quarter vide Ootf6o ~
er9 woe sheetne '"tt1n, sc. novlt-tT
nREss GOODS, Pain. CoIored .nd p ,si,i.. I.,-,
est tore H. 1i, rrsi'ed extra oh.ae he cheap
Loyl5 n eos 9th st. oPS Oi P S@Sr 5ric..
SILKS! sILks:! sILks:..
just received from auotion 90 pieoes HI,rk
And ,oLoREb SILKS in al he neN ools.s sud
Win be sold cbeep.
-,,. wNn. RILEY.
NJ. = OF sls hsfsei SPsce.
AIDES PLAIN COLoRED sTogKINGs- a..
ia tength, only 70 cehts n pair. haff 40 IN
az he che Ptst store IN the CITY. CON NUT III =
ooe IN street, OBJ Patent OHoe novi5 n
EXTRAORDINARY CHEAP URtHaSE
or 100 DOZEN PARIs KID CLOVES.
All 1.-THE newest shades, Atsc cents p,r par.
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q. VI. TOWS0N A 90.

noyI3 e. go PTNNsYLyANus AVENUE.
ACE CURTAINS,
NOTTTNGHIN LICE
PILLOW AND SHEET SHAMS.
LACE PILLOW AND SPREADS.
BLANKETS, QUILTS,
TABLE DAMAsK. NAPKINS.
TOWELS, GLASS LINEN, sHEETiNG,
And al kinds Of superior
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOOps
We Keep fun stock 90 hand # al time, Of extra
large TABLE CLOTHS and NAPKINS
JOHN r. MITCHELL.
s3l Pennsylvania avenue.
The "Csutennial Csshmere" IL the best BLACK
SILK in the market. pTvIftT
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The Nybby English " orsted Overcast,
A Fine Elysian Beaver Oyercost, silk Front,
A Handsome Elysisn Beaver Overcast, siIS front,
An Elegant Fur Beaver overoOst, six Front ="
Stylish English Kersey overcoat,
Magnificent Fur Beaver overcost. SIX trout.
Splendid Fur Beaver Overcoat, SIX From" ="
Grand ChinchiIla oyercoat, S' '
An Atwood Chinchfns oyercost, 'O'"'''' ~
Fine English worsted Suit, Straight FrSck,
Fine English worsted Suit, Straight Froek,
A genuine Moscow Beaver Suit, 'O'"'0'
An Elegant Cas- Suit, New Market Style, -
Magnificent Csss. Suit, ST. Bernard Style.
NObby Cass. Suit, Lester waIlset style, -
A Stylish Cas- Suit, >"
.s..,,. sn, formerly SIS
A Heavy Working Suit,
ss, formerly $40
And balance Ct Stock 10 Proportion. too numerous
to mention. Special attention is called to
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDRLN's CLOTH
~CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH.
A. STRAUS,
l0lI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
N. BAN purchasers should bear in mind that
equal to custom work. ost2s -tr
A GARD TO TIN LADIEs-Artistic DRESS.
..I MAh!HG N All er.nehes Wedding, evening,
Istsst Partisan styles; 192a Pennsyly.nis avenue.
ns Prev Lou sGs
BARGAINS IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
Having commenced the manufacture OF m.
erNrLEMKNs BOOTS AND SHOES TO kky
i have determined to close ont my entire stock Of
gentlemen ready made BOOTS and SHOES a, eost.
LAS. II. vKRMILYA,
WE ARE OFFERING
A large and well selected stock Of
HEATING STOVES.
At MARKED DOWN PRICES.
We have . large force Of frs; rate Me- -
sTisti.ys!:: Slate oa;ssr.. Stove j iSS1
Sc, and give ~
Special Attention TO all yebbing
these departments.
HAYWARD = HUTCHINSON.
ocss-u sl1 sinth sue ct northwest.
u. =. a.,s n. FINEST QUALITY,
SisHs STD pksss ssIRrs, ready n.d., onI, O,
HHxvR t u9sF Soih isx I'M %1 SSSsWRRs
aEAyY UNplRsHIRTs for % osuss.
SAS sk sis sor 9 S:Is:; :of fes
hnHv9 CASTOR iLAa1zE Dsxwkts. 70
''as' S1IfIMo.s sHIsr rAofoRY.
.,r isaGf! u vi 49, w:sa e.:. s q
N. y. 3 Ks. 5l|i|. Z! F :st! ;!.!.
tnsrsiQrs Ell lgelis cses.ttea % tetr lsrits
49,. ns.iy ShyssssS fEsS:fsd We u Esss-
fheIr eOtton I. prompt. certain and sGsctual.
.fhsy nan u lvG q Ssalfhy and active opera
TSsy cure bnlioumsa, sick headache and costivs.
1hsy ere invaluable for Indigestion and dys-
hey thorosehly clssnss ne entire syvssm.
fhsy Do mot sri1s or give pain during their O.
TSsy ere saaIssa Or es.srsI ne. ohnars. sad
while DaSsnt Dills Gsneraiy are not,l and conss.
10y sass ne a. sasessaA. fris''s e'as p'r
AR11UI H1x1ANA Pharnaeiss.
eeeM-6 OsEn2 = - D seEss6 norshvsa
RlAL lid GLOVES, Ledsss. e. dsoii.. %,
=. ~, SsS 2 ~ ~ .sw sock a: 6SsSsi1 :,
D0y1k6 Sos On R !. opD P1oont ON q,
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BUILDING PERMITS-Richard Morgan
addition TO house on 9Th street, between 3
and c southeast; $50. John Beha, q two
story brick house on Goth street, between M
and N northwest; 1880. James Robbins,
two three-story brick dwellings on N street,
between 1ith and 18th northwest; $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

THE GRAND NATIONAL ENC AMPMEST OF
SHALDEANs closed its sessions yesterday.
IN the afternoon the order paraded through
,ae principal streets, and presented fine
appearance, having about 300 men in line.
alfred In black suits, with blue and purple
Iesalia. The National and South Washing
ton bands furnished the music. In the eve
ming levee took place at Island Hall, where
addresses were delivered by Prof. A. NJ.
Green, DR.. j. L. N. Bowen, and Dr. John
Brown, of Philadelphia. Dancing and other
festivities followed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

sCHooSyR AsHoRE.-The signal service
eeseTver at Norfolk reports a large three
hssted schooner, name unknown, ashore OF
Soook Island. Assistance viii be sent her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

THREE DIVORCES WANrED--Application
for divorce were filed In the clerks Office yes
terday as follows:-RosettaT Tyre from George
Tyre: Mary l.. McComas from David II. Nc
Comas- and Sarah f. Taylor from Edward
W. Tag Tor.