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THE EGERTS.

CIRCUIT COURr-,It0'1o CfsFfer.
g. Yesterday Dee yr azt. Brown; y'G'lit, for plaintiff
TO-DAY, Windsor at. scL.es.uacr: Judgment below
BOUNDARY LINE Dispute
D The case 81 Hooks ACT. Sept was taken up-Mr
; Davis Tor the plaintiff aHd Nj !. ii Cook fer
defendant THIS = a iii pute - to thc boundary line
81 part Of lot Is, square ~. Hooks having pur-
finding that he lot was not of the Ifb epfcrpi s,Ii
borrower the ground he had purchased but was not
in possession Of humber Of witne,ses were rx-
amined, among them MIR. Forsyth, surveyor OF the
District, and Mr.. pemaine. formerly surveyor. 1t
appeared in ideEcr that Scott had been in posses
SION OF the property tor over ~ years. ami was not
aware that he on the plaintiff lot until the ptst
simple point in the was Whether The driendan M
had had urdi-puted possession for - years aud 50
the law gave him title. The jury found verdict COZ
III" defendant. motion was made for a new trial
VALTE OF VIRGINIA BONDS
[ittrndGn for plaintiff and Mr., Mcconnell f"r
l'cO each and three sioo0 Virginia bond With
yrnpSn ~ "tached which were repreeented 10 he
-equently the bonds sold al AZ cents ami that
rIainih prior 10 the sale took a memorandum Of tn.
bands and asceTtained their worth: thai they wer.
July - we're on he bonds al the time, ami while
the PlaiEtlt vas IN possession Il the bonds price
vent M % q. \ yerdict was rendered f,I de-
SPECIAL TERM--JloiJe Hlaie.
n To day matter Of person and estate Of Rhala l..
f?tI'. I.'Ire apP"lntIng committee: Johnson. al
ninistIatoT "gt Plant; decree raiiiyiu sal" aud pr
account, rant AIT stewart. motion 10 reopen de.
reopen decree Oyerrulcd.
POLICE COURT-y,pi5e .StaR
p ] o-Iy, IFancl2 Ian, assault and battery pa
both got tut pretty badly about the head ami IA.
80 and costs. or sixty days in all. FratCis Evans
was also charged with keeping a Lawlv hons: : lu
and costs 81 ninety DAYS in Jail. James Snugruc
profanity 50 Guy II Thompson, fast driving; -.
Wan. Webb owner Of a Gaugcrpus dog. which lt. al
lowed 20 run Al large, dog ordered t0 70. killed.
l-asr johnson. Vagra4t, was sent down for thirty
ia John johnson, luriI and bDs;crUrl- t.lkiqy.
-. v liilam H. Claeett, violation OF SNOW Law: :
~ER\ ED BIZ ErGHT.
Albert Clark. stout. heavy built yellow man.
t"Fg,a with whipping ms AJtr step dau glitter. Car
'iiI' Na-~aWay, nine years Old. numerically. Ii
1pr~s.rcH pa testimony that CLARK came home and
found hi- infant Child had got burned accidentally.
AMI bellcNlEg Caroline t. blame. beat her IA ~
cruelty with heavy leather strap with tvb buckles
"H H. 10" giT was suffering considerably this
IN 'fnihG aud the court gave him SO fine. 0r sixty
,ia3 ia ghl. samuel II ecfH alias Samuel Whoe.r.
larceny 81 " PAIR oi shoes ami bag y -four from
j.. La N: six m-MIM- Im III
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wall street To-day.

NEW YoRk, February l9.-The foH's financial
article says; The Wall street markets are quiet
out speculative shares are generally higher Gold
opened at ll45S and has since sold at that price and
down to Jay the quotation write being lllss
lliA Gold loans for the day have been g. . and %
PEI cent for carrying, the opening rate having been
per cent. The foreign exchange market is duh anal
about steady at yesterday last rates. that Is the
posted rates of the leading drawers iS2 and .s7
respectively. In the money market call loans are
Prime mercantile paper is quoted at 4a6 per
cent, according TO date of its maturity
Government bonds irregular. but in the mai
steady State bonds at the board were higher; for
Missouri long bonds and "a for Tennessee 6's new
eN-COupon. The stock market at the opening WAS
irregular, but soon became strong and prices have
since advanced lsalS, with the volume of business
under the average. Extreme sales have been A. 'll.
i3ws:-Western Union Telegraph, 72.sa721s: Lake
Shore, StaI4ls; Pacific Mail, "a aS21s Ohio AMI
Mississippi. "a sa242s. Northwest 423t a4sl; Uni5n
PACIFIC 3a1s a31s ST Paul. 34sa34'f Wabash To- a
IL Erie ~ az "a &. q. & L. C, 6 s6's aud Ro,k
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e + O r G. ETC " Y

CATTLE MARKET.-Me~SrS. Means W.a-
Xgr a co. report receipts at DTOverS' Rest on
Wednesday of 40 mead beef cattle 40 sheen.
al dS follows Z54 beef cattle sold - butcher,
an prices rtn.In" from 8. 20 e. per pound. II
lcit over: 5' sheep sold 10 butchers at from
- Z" &C. per pound. n left over. l. COWS ami
ctl|eN sold ~ i.Om - to so each. y LEI, over
Market brisk.
SALE or RIAL T-TATE.-YcSter,lay after
noon, InOnaS bowling. aUctiOncor. sold at
puhIlr sale for AmanduS BaunbacIl The
mouse and lOt No. los High street, to Ei.har!
L Marcy. FOR - %on.
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New York Dry Goods Market.


The volume of business during the week
was restricted by the extreme cold weather.
There was n fair. although not large. move
mont In few descriptions OF staple cotton
goods, and prints, ginghams and cotton no.
SierN were SeYerally distributed to q mol
crate aggregate amount, but spring WO0llenS
dress goods &c, were less active than af The
Time of our last review. There was "A steady
demand for heavy standard and fine brown
cOttOnS. Interrupted only by the short supply
Of many leading makes in the market
Blcachcd cOttonS were a shade less active
owing to The wlntry weather, and cOttOnadeS
Were Influenced in like manner. but there
was q wc!l-Su- tanned package demand for
brown drills ana ducks, corset Jeans and sat
Teens, denimS. rolled iacOnptS and other
met with n liberal distribution. There were
comparatively few price fluctuations durin Q
the week, but an increased number of brown
and bieachcd cOttOnS-0f which mauufactu-
rorS agents have Supply-were placed 1t
NalUe' iOrtuture delivery, and on these terms
liberal orders were placed by j0bberS who are
SiITeWd enough to realize the actual cOndi-
ION OF the market and the prospective short
supply of many leading fabrics for weeks
O'Omc. Some of the lower grades OF bleaChcd
cott0nS. which have been selling at unrp0ll!-
neratlVc prices for months past. were adj
Narced IN first hands, and prices of cotton
goods generally closed unQueStiOnabiy strong
at current rates, with an upward tendency
IN certain makes. The weather was decided
~ UniaVOTablc for the distribution of light
weight wooienS, and the aggregate sales of
the week were comparatively few and uniuI-
pOrtanl The inclcmcut weather which pre-
vailed during the greater part Of the week
was unpiopitiOuS for the de velOpment of an
apart rom II moderate distribution OF the
most staple goods to iObberS and mantIiac-
iurefS. the trade movement was slow and
INTERESTINGLY y Rti'e'ia, I'm.
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TIL IhE0ETEOUBLEs ATFALI RIVER
lfSicftay being pay day at SiafOri'S and
Mechanics mills. at Fan River Mass. col
leCiiOuS We're made from the operatives i'm
and OF the strikers. Some refusing to con
GIbuie- the GNCISeerS were notified thai I'M
less they were discharged the other operati ives
would leave the mills, and the request not
being complied With. about One-third of the
WeaNerS OF the former and tWO-thirtiS OF the
latter mill, together with a number from
other departments left At the starting of
the mills yesterday morning nearly all the
nelp returned but none were admitted eycapt
those who were working when the mills shut
down.
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tAUTIoN-PurchaSer of the P,.tafTa
syrup n projected solution Of the pT0tOXiGe OF
nom are cautioned against hcirg deceived bv
any OF the preparations of Peruvian Bark. or
hark ana Iron, which may To- offered Them
Xalnine the bottle before purchasing, and
ruNian Bark ~,
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a SCFFoCATING CoUGU-lu . letter from,
Mrs Charlotte Isle. of Chicago. a lady well
Known as a contributor To the western press
she aScribeS the cure OF a dangerous cough
accompanied by bleeding at the lungs. 10
If"te-S Honey ~ H0TebCylB ard Tar NV
cough She says, ''threatened to SufToca fc
me = but the H0heV n W9reho,gf.l
ana I"F has removed every trace of it," The
letter was 70 n lady friend in this city. who
has placed il at the disposal OF {. y CritteIi-
ton. Sixth avenue.
P"e's Tooth ache Dyups-CUre in one min
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Hard Tinics

True the times are hard: everyday COM
plains, and justly, that there is nothing To do.
The usual avenues OF trade are stopped up.
Then let us. like sensible people, try the
unusual ones. a very small investment i'm
the last library concert is likely 10 stop this
grumbllng about hard times. AMI burst of
GllmoreS jubilee music, on the 18th of Feb
iuarN. Will make us forgot eli our iistreSses.
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LOCAL n EW 5.
arnu<erneBts, &c, Tonight.

FclyFs Oyerd Hotese.-Mr- John Thor lpson
in the exciting drama ION Hand; or, r,'rtie 10
the Last"
National Tbcd'er.-Katie Putnam in Little
Barefoot.
IboGfcr CJ'HiqJe-GTeat bill OF miscella-
neCuS attraction.
AuC5ue ThedT.-FiTst-ClasS variety enter
tainments every night
(onlrermional Chllch. TIE Jubilee Sinners
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Fer the Spring Of 1873.

New Styles of Soft an1 Stiff Fs,t Hats. for
Gentlemen. Boys, and Chlldrep, received this
week at II = Lewis Popular one Price
Store" 900 Ith street, between and X north
west. ,
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ALE X 4 y DRIA.

El\EE NEws.-Ihe river remains in statue
GRO, which means that IL j. frozen over IRON,
ShoIe 10 shore. from H. head To as far down
a. ms Itth Ieam from; and that the ice is
imCh enough for people 10 travel about ON in
as JLOlSn ii were dry land. MARYLAND far
hiti> from a. low down as PiScataway are
ppldllillS thcll supplies from here by wagons
which they pun across the river skater.
20 a. high up OT a low down as They cb,Sa
anu Inc ice sail boatS, several nj which were
rate of speed. -
a WAsHiNGToN COUPLE IN BADWAv.
\ young and handsome couple from Wash
lhSton were here yesterday beSepching the
preachers ard magistrates TO marry f1enn
Out a the clerk Of the court couldn't issue
lhem license, they were unable TO Obtain
Their heaIt : deelre-,:oEet'e, Ism.
THE CONISG PRIZE FIGHr-Ths .4gyse-
t'eH tG"ee, IoaH -iHea 0Iid Ge0Tqe Rock 6},
zee championship u AHcIic0.-Many OF the
iancyn assembled yesterday at Harry Hills
Ia see the posting of the first stake money i'm
me match Tor Il 800 side and the champion
snip OF America, between George Rookie and
Iom Allen. Both men are thoroughly i'm
earnest, and they have reSpOnSi ble men al
thelf backs. TO decide their difference within
me Orthodox twenty-iour feet. Rookie has
already got rid OF much superfluous flesh and
Is greatly improved in appearance He ma
tor some time had Allen in view for an oppo-
ntnJ. Allen weighs 2i0 pounds and il a var,,
hard man To train, az he accumuIates fat
much faster than Rookie. The agreement aS
drawn up and signed yesterday. provides
can lie increased TO =, 800 a side AT the Onrion
cl hoin parties. The fight is To be on the Iitb
Oh June, within fifty miles of Pittsbure. tile
man winning the toss to give his opn0nent
Ten ui5 ; notice of the place, a catch weights
Inc men are 10 be in the ring between ten and
one ocl0ek, the absent man to forfeit the
stakes. Two hundred and fifty dollars a Side
was deposited with Harry Hill Yesterday.
and the remainder was to be mn before fila
first OF June Harry Hill is the temporary
stake holder The referee is To he chosen or,
the ground. The toss for choice 81 GaG,i',
ground is 10 he made at Harry Hills. ten
days before the fight. The agreement is signed
by George kooke anu by Arthur Chambers
f0r Tom Allen. Butt Riley and Ned Malta.
han are the witnesses.-N y. san, lSth.
NJ FeetIter must lose his leg. The sbarn Ont
he received by falling against his carriage
step in Cincinnati has severed his connection
with the Stage,
81 Gen. NJ. G.. Cobb, the attorney who was
shot some time ago by Hannah Smythe for n
suppos ed injury, has so far recovered as to be
able 10 be ON the streets Of San Francisco
again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-19

JAMES Y. DAVIS Sous. G2I PENNSYLVANIA
avenue nave This day intrOiucej the Broad
way Spring Style Silk Hat
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DYSPEPSIA DESTROYS THE TEETH. unless
Its effects are cCuuteTarte.t hv tllat pure veg
etable tonic and anIiseptic SO-0fsH' No
bodily disease can impair them If this anti
cote to all corrosive elements that act u,,.,,
the enamel is regularly applied. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-19

Doo1EY'S Yeast Powder is the cheaneSt
bui not lowest priced. Baking Powder. Ele-
CANT Biscuits, Rolls, &c, prepared in a few
minutes.
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What Il To BE Uone2

EdlC' S0E--I appeal To you as a sentinel
for tHe people, who i expected 10 see when
danger i approaching To sound the alarm
and that there * danger already here, voti
will believe when tell YOU that every day
and usually several times 4 day. ! am be-
>pCghi with the most earnest SUpplicatiOuS
l0T food and by men who appear able 10 work.
ana VINO say they are both able and willing
10 work some nchiC, fine and intelligent APP
peaTlEg men, but who saw fnev can yet
neither work FOR food. for themselves. nor
ioT Their families. 7 inquire Of my gentle
men friends why j. this great de~tituti0u and
distress and ann told That our government
iHnd> ar" lJW. and consequently public works
must stop, thus throwing hundreds ont Of
employment.
Now. as I am n woman. and not expected
10 Know ala the workings OF the government
OF tins nation. ] aumbly ask fOr information
what is to be done am seriously affected
by THIS terrible state OF things when I arr
Obliged 10 feed four OF five be2earS i'm a day
last saturday ! fed seven. some who went
Whlle they told me they were nearly Stary-
ing one said ire had heard there was talk
81 another war. and he thought If they were
going 10 raise an army theS had better do Il
now Is there world be- plenty Of volunteers
And now, i this nation or government tu,,
iEoI 10 carry on the public improvements So
uoDlE commenced. ] am t0lu thar Congress
can and docs make liberal appropri:ttioTtS.
aud That they voted 10 give the -.t oI0rpf
hing, Who visited a.. - Con 20 GcfraV his
travelling expenses. | 10 believe i'm hosp
i"ItE, and was glad 10 have our guest re-
t'LNt tNt Lb~pltaiifIeS Of the civ AZ LONG
a. lac remained our guest but ACCORDING
To the standard OF morals taught M hv t,s
HCHpTeo father Toe BE Just before Won are g4T5-
erOEs, mat twenty-five thousand v0u.
have ue5n more I0nOTabIy and more protif
ably used bon giving employment our own
native citizens. thus saving MANY from star.
NatlOu sGt from crime. r
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CHAPPFD HANDS AND FACE poaf-s Er-
T1c should be in every family this rougb
weather 1t removes the soreness and rough
ness and Scffefs and heals the skin promptly.
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y DISAPPOINTED EMREZZLER AND
EIGPER-J!c IS IFTtsictj d,ui IN J.fil'ed Of His
-NHcg-S. j. Eland. an assistant secretary
m the Royal Bank ofDublin. Ireland crnbaZ-
Zied loo OF the funds of the bank. and cloprd
with young woman for whom he had
formed an attachment. taking passage with
heF ON the steamer City of Chester for This
port. ana leaving a wife and three ChiIdrcl in
Dublin. The bank tcicgraphed To Man &
Parsons. lawyers in this city. 10 take LEGAL
proceedings to obtain the stolen property
The firm Instituted Il suit i'm the supreme
court. and Judge Lawrence granted an or,ler
OF arrest against Eland, fixing the bail al
5000. Deputy Sheriff JefIrieS boarded the
City of Chester at dawn yesterday morning.
OH Quarantine. and proceeded at once TO
IIand state room. and inquired for 81. Mr.. 4
}. Franks an alias used by Eland who i'm
mediatciy responded. The deputy told Elard
his GRAND. and informed him that ir he sur
rendered the stolen money he would not no
punished. Eland heStated. and the deputy
threatened search. when Glands female
companion Immediately urged Eland TO give
up the money, saying, For Heavens sake
gave II to him. Eland then gave the deputy
drafts for $3.50. saying that was all he he hal.
Eiand was brought ashore, the drafts were
cdSfCd. and he was discharged from custody
by order of Arrest Sheriff Quincy. with the
consent Of the counsel for the bank. EIand i
= fne looking man OfabOut TWENTY-FIVE years
0iagc, and seemed greatly depressed ut the
failure OF his efiort-Nc,c York Times. Isit.
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weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICF OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
AsHINGTON. Feb. 10. lsl5.

For the middle and eastern states, falllng
Ear,uleter easterly and SouTtheTly winds,
warmer. cloudy weather. with snow, posi-
nv followed by northeast winds attending
The Jev eIopmeHt Of a low barometer On the
middle Atlantic coast.
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CHARLES HETDSIFCE.
Slilery or Extra Dry Champagne,
EXcellcd by none
u. IA eos: For sale bV III ALL 4 HTrVF

TIE \ ATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street paws Der
cent. per annUln or deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, 8 to4 SATURDAYS q
TO and TO 8. 27f3 1IfIe
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TEE BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
FOR SALT

A LII KINDS OF GENILEMENs OAsT-oFF
"A WEARING APPAREL can be sold 10 the very
best Advantage by addressing or calling on justin,
by street between 9Th and 9TH streets northwcsf
tsie' us-trS
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M,TS.
POTATOES. POTATOES.

pVAAlVks POTATOES
sn bushels prize JACKSON WHITE pOTA-
by
fel7st- D. Uieb .ffs.+
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION.
To or FTtesd, aas fAs P,sbl,s,-For your bette
aocUnin cda'ton We have adopted aud will adhere %
The following rules YlZ-lsT The orc sill b orsn
every business day from \. m. % = N. 81. tn Sc
who cannot call. by sending postal card specifying
work 90 be done. with full sdire~s. will be waited N
AZ residence in any part Ct the District "a. All work
the District. Goods from distance receiV "a sai re
t1rned b. nall or express by ". ". WHEATLEY,
Premium Steam pyeinE and Securing Estahlis hrne-s
~ Jefferson street, Georgetown, ID. Z. Ladies and
gentlemen Nesriug Aqp2rEl. Curtains, kii Roots,
c!lPfers and tON -, EuEs, CARPETS, DrGsgets, &c
nicely Cleaned OF Dyed. Jan4- IN
CEORGETOWN SAVINGS BANK I'D a.
~ 81 HIGH STREET.
bahk hours, a. m. 90 y. m, aud SATURDAYS
70 receive deposits until =. Interest PAID 0u
Geposits- General Banking Business done. cnd CT
Lotions made on all accessible points Discount d.
". P0LKINHORN, President
Ii. ". BARRETT, Cashier.
II Poislnhern, Thos. Bowling, J T Mitchell.
nenry Dlck.Un, X. 4. trOpley, Fred w Jgnrs
Riley Shinn, y. ID. Hartley, Thos KnoNles
ps-eOly
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ASK YOUR GROCER or wine merchant for
Charles Heidsieck's Sillery or Extra Dry
Champagne.
Excelled by none. st.th3.
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CoRNs, &C.-"The wise TOR health on daily
walks depend, y and thousands patronize DR.,
site L. s. Treasury, to avoid painfnI CONS
Bunions, Inverted Nails, etc.
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Mr.. Arthur y. Rirue-. who mas for some
TIME TaSt acted as prosecuting attorney for
the District AT the Police Court mas rendered
io the District Commissioners his res gaa-
lion. to take elect March IL. prCXiu0 IN
order 70 engage w. professional rE>IuC-s of
more lucrative character.
warrants were drawn to-day bv order Of
The District Commissioners for tire Idv of
The police fOr the month of January. The
payments will not take place until iu'ciOck
n. III. to- morrow
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H. ESTATE SALE>.-MeS>rS Duncan
son Brothers. aUct iOneers, sold Yesterday "a
leTnoon Tor william l.. Dunlop. trustee, PAR
OF 10Y NO :. IN square No. 3t9, improved nv
two-StOry frame house, situated ON 19tI,
SiIett Z, near ii street. northwest, 10 james W.
Barker. ESQ. for S1G-5 " .
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EFFECT OF MINED SCHOOLs-At New
Organs yesterday a negro was admitted into
Ire senior class Of boys ina the high school.
Twenty ont OF twenty-five il the class left
SChUO4 Immediately.
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ANOTHER BONANZA The Richest G.iI-
E'nf,ag quarts yef Decentralization strike,
NAV been made 'lt the American. OSceoIa
and PayInaS ter In.ncS at Sunshine. Gal In
line lto-iUot level Of the American a vein OF
y iyauIte ami teliUTium twenty inches IN
Wldtn- ana worth nom ~lj-0oO To so 900 per
ton has Leen uncovered. In the OSceOla al
a depth OF tiiiy-hVe feet, a SiX-inch vein of
free gold ore l. exposed, which will ASSAY
rom $1,000 To $1,000 gold per ton. In the
PSNmaSter iwenty-inch vein OF solid min
eIal. carrying teiiuriHm and sylvanite has
been struck. The sylvanite found i'm the
above mines il forty per cent. pure gold. The
greatest enthusiasm prevails. and all agree
that ne mineral lust unearthed is the richest
------I --..L r-n. uLlArlZ vet liScnNnrEd Lara
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lHE PEoDUCE EXCUANGF met last even
ih@ ~ lhyir rooms. corner OF lgjn and .
~rreei~-NT. john \. Baker. president. AMI
Nil G. y Huntington. secretary. Tie com
m-tiee ON quotations submitted a Icport
which was TeSt- amended and afoptei ]
g. Ir@DOd ~ Co. j. &. Pearson. johnson 4
Brother and Il. ". Riley u Son were elected
members. and Nj. \. ii. Herr was nominated
Nj cajilL- rom the committee il relation to
ne llSi STcemeuJ between the dealers and
The Washington market comuauv. mad. :,
parta, report. - which ne stated that il was
probable ilSt nothing would be dune at tIiS
session 81 congress. The committee had i'm
tended to>uhuiI resolutions express No SYM
pajhN with The dealers. but was not prepa red
10 IeTCT, tonight. Further time was granted
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hEAfH or \ HERMIT.-An Old man named
map steele living a heFmit's life near
hGFSC : station. was found dead in his house,
last week. lying ON a pile OF shaYingS asd
frozen StiG--fter. Ssfgins9 iSfk
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A.sN BRoSES EY FALL OK THE Ter
lhl> morning. M 4. X. GRAY. 70 well ,x-foy-,,
zen, residing on Maryland ave. >ifnp1d a. ~,
iSe on Z street in the net sh8orfOOd Of tlfo
tpiice court aud fractured his arm near frf
IN a carriage. " "'ii.
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CIRCUIT COUBr-IHoiGc CSG'fer
tUI Iff.
TO-DAY, " indsor a-t. seL.asiuacr: judgment b.lygv
affirmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-19

SUIT AGAIS-T THE METEOPOT TTAS L. Il
Francis OXEN yesterday filed an action
against the Metropolitan r. Iroa0. COInpauv.
IN which ne SETS ioItu while his WAGON was
being loaded on December .. ts14. on 9th
street, opposite tine Washington market one
81 the defendant. ears was driven against
BIS Team. causing tite horses 90 start ms
wagon 70 upset. ami himself D. bA fbrnyy,
out violently lie sustained >Sch severe
latl mat ne was detained irorc ms daily
idpOrS- which paid HtIu - per month and
suffered ~Ucu bodily injury, ana was com
Heiied - bear Sycn heavy medical treat
HthSs G,Sf uc clan -5J-l damages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-19

HOSE Who have nr--cr heard John T.
IoGsh, a. well a. those WHO nave. viii Id.
St"4 I'd know that uC viii deliver mis- ncl.
ttcitI on ,finllfE'tgCe "Wednesday. Febfuary
- az Lincoln mall Mr.. Cough is too veil
-NhoWii Z" lhe PGbllc 10 Fegu irs any exfeu5e,l
iiotL-e Dt ii T. said ths- hi> new lecture Sl,--
passes at bis former efforts Uarif,. a. -,
nttffste'. iH the great reform vii lau 10 I'D,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-19

IHF ELECTiCN for member OF the lsaisIa-
lure IN i0Gdoun, Va. in place Of the late
,adtLew Harrison. took place very quietly
Wednesday. There vas no oppo.Iiioa'T - Nj