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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-03-06
Peculiar Fact in the History of Rabies,

Though the sight of a dog almost
always changes the passive state of by
drophobia Ill any animal to the active,
raging condition, there is one recorded
fact which points to the probability
that an animal afflicted with this disease
is thrown into violent state at sight of
an individual belonging to the particu-
lar species from which the poison was
received. A horse inoculated with the
rabies obtained from sheep, and ex-
hibiting the terrible symptoms of the
malady, showed 40 disquietude what
ever at sight of a dog. When one was
thrown to him he pushed it away with
his nose, but a sheep being placed in
the same inclosure, he became frantic,
and in a dreadful paroxysm of rage he
seized it and killed it with one move
ment of his powerful jaws. This case
is in direct opposition to the usual
course of things, for which animals
suffering from rabies have in all othef
known instances been excited to mad
ness whenever dog showed himself.
1t may be that the constancy of this
phenomenon is due only to the fact
that the incubation is almost always
inflicted by dog.-"Sientifc Miscel-
tany, IN The GALAXY for February.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-03-06

VINEGAR BITTERs. J. WALKER,
regular practicing physician of Cali
fornia, has conferred a priceless boon
upon mankind, by the introduction Of
a Bitters'' compounded from herbs
exclusively, which may be truly said to
be superseding all others, and is be-
coming bitter dose indeed for the
charlatans and quacks, on account of its
immense sale and universal popularity
Not only are these VINEGAR BrrrERs, as
he calls them, an invaluable tonic and
Alternative, but they are acknowledged
as a standard MEDICINE, and the aston
lshing rapidity with which they cure
diseases hitherto declared incurable,
seems almost incredible. After having
be' n carefully-tested, they are kept on
hand in thousands of households, and
used for any and every form of dis
ease, many relying upon them in prefer
ence to the most celebrated physicians.
They have become a recognized Gam
lily Remedy" and properly so.-Com.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-03-06
SEED TIME COMETH

Our Flower and Kitchen Garden Illus
trated Directory for lS7J (the twenty-second
Edition), with Supplement of Novelties and
SpeCialfies in SEEDS and other Garden p
qui sites for the Season, is now being sent to all
customers of last year-and will be sent to others
FREE on application. Address,
D. CURTIS & CO., Boston, Mass.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-03-06
n. CT KINGS EYiI. White

ScrOiula, CT Kings Evil, White
Swellngs, Ulcers, Erysipelas, SwelIed Neck
Goitre, Scrolulnus determinations, lndolens
lnflammations, Mercunal Affections, Oh
Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc.
In these. as i'll all other constitutional Dis
eases, WALKERS VINEGAR BIrTERs have
shown their great curative powers in the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-03-06

...l Wanted to canvass for FIXTURES to copy
IHttIN and enlarge Address with stamp, J.
1SUutu H MASON, 30 and pa State St. Chicago
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-03-06
FASHIONS Smiths Illustrated Pattern Bazaar

WALSH = Some
thin ( entirely new
Very desirable
Pattern with C7ah
Model. g cents
, 1875-05-01

DI8SOLU.EIoN
clacAoo, NAy !. la7h
Tas eepsstnshp hssstolors doing busnsaa uadas tss
AA1A at W. u. Qelsi1 dtssslved By mutual coaasnt
". Il. UuLylN,
IL. MSE1x1Jhxksa
, 1875-05-01
fIAtr NTIAtGoncN In q Nlght.

huQu$fu tGdl ChF0nttLe.
Fathar Leoknor visited Iko Hooper, the cot'..
delnued murderer, catly yesterday morning, eht
informed him Of tla refusal Of Governor ni:lt
to grant executive clen,enuy. Itoopet VIA n
ftst much agtatcl and tsemhlv4 ike ; cHf
sl.akon by Ito wind. hut soon became more ron*
poacd, aud during the day seemed 10 havz be-
conc more rscouctled to his fate. A remarkable
fact In connection with this caae ts an Ok s:l-
sometimes tusns gray Ia y siugla night. Wacn
Hooper was sentenced BY Judge pottlo laat
month his hsir vas perfectly black. The M rts'
keeper Of tho tail. uotlced ou entering tho o1t::
co:uued mus call TINT portion OF ha ll"al
was pstactiy white. HI Immediately asked lr1
Histro he nad obtaned hour tu put on his ho='.
Nooper un1 nurr rsed end aail ls know hotlI'k
about 1t. atr. Bridges then went up to lin u
discovered that largo part Of hia hair i.ninooal ,
ly On the crown OF h.a lead had actually cl.sngt
from 1sap black to ynowy whito during lho
night. The agony OF few houfa had aaas uaaA
ySst9 generally ncoompllSh.
, 1875-05-01
THE INJUNCTION,
Tho City Fathers Employ Mt,c1
Legal Assistance.
And Wisely Refrain from Canvassing
tho Vote.
Discovery Of Further Frauds by tllt
Citfzcts' Association.
Tho Stolen Da1lot-Hox.
THE COUNCIL.

...........
ENPLoslHa II"AL seh'stASoE*
In tho Council yesterday ovcniuB tho Special
Committee tn whom wna rcforTel tho aunjact Of
sccurint, a,1,};.,or.l nsa;atanc, tn thu Tnw Da-
na,tr.nt. T., .,,o roc,r. T., tnnc,,,n caao roto4vo
p~..N''"s ;" 'i' 'cs'n' ."I"..'ts'', s~,' 'o'A$
10 TIE recent incorporation e!octloh' rcnofsea
n follows:
Thai. with t,s consent at .tn Mayor nn. Comptrot-
er arAsrr. Tntc5. tfmy, Sturfs. and is'3 Hve hnea
.nlpoye's to as*iss tue i.,w ueartn+t 10 Eien ~
~. ~ nt.a aNasht nn .as,nf' nua @ uy cs.a;
nss ovs @ ~. mn.Mi,uo,s nntmon "
lbcIr conpcl Ia ;at tls tp junction y,s t,n,ruyjeny
GRANTED an o,tht 10 hc arti will w. tlt.oIve that
hol!ing tds opiu!on It l. tene wito that ths coua.
si SHALL defer acton until s.e inasor csn 10 lfosIt
Gslorc tho conrs for IT, ass!0. @ an hst mosIon to
1r'rIteotsr no.,snt vMur ~ t"mu,itsee. tsrsfore
rrrou,,,en tIat tha canysinr OF is, returns OF tn
ueeti.n Of Ayil 3 A. D. 1876, be coutinucd until no1k
meeting.
AID. u;cha .lson-Does the city propoao 10
TAX ron the 1EoA1. SERVICES
Of all those rolt]oplon 2
A1d, illilrctn--Yos, ns far aH NO can, I will
nsate III ord ar tha. tLs Council may know how
tho Co;,mit.en ac:ctl TINT thu suntlomon named
uero invited By tho Maror 10 consuit with us
upun the -aattor end T. for tho pnrroso Of rencll-
ing conclusion, moved tlla. they 10 rotaiuod III
a.tor1eyn Tile charter ,yns consulted, and 1t
was found that tito Mayor and ComptroIiar had
tlte necessary power to Iccuro attorneys In casa
of This kind, Accordingly tho Committee as
Bcrl.oI to tho u,oooy,tioi,. nn1l tho gentlemen
wcro Instructed to prepare themselves for tue
co1,toss,
Aid Uicharf}epn--I Hope tic report wil1 not DO
, 1875-05-01

that tho rresont luartora are 10 bo Abandonoa,
mud stated tliat TIN rca2nnton Of atf, Ahblsr
vas pMsoly refsonal nnster Will. t!lht gsntle-
man. Tho Citlzons' Association will last ~ long
as there is any necessity for its existence, nr,i
nr,tfor the irf eent aHpcet OF Ai1nltn It OkH as IL
Il had quite long ami nsotni lilo noioro t..
Tho R1t,tcot al tho charter al lA7j l'aR boon
temporarily at'aodonotl.. md tho only topic OF
ccnvc1sation u tho work Of tho COMMITTEES IN
Ftauda, OF which Sidney Smith /. Chairman.
This Camtnttteo n,aota daliy for tho purpose 6f
receiving tcht,ony ~ tn thu frauds uaca tn car
rylrg tho clectton. Tho first iay' Investigation,
opcncd thoir eyea In surprise, but tia testimony
OF ths uitneaesn yoatorgiay raa astounding, anti
hut fcn wnrB III tho city ca cAcape tho criminal
lash which tito CItizsnn' Asaociation e.pcct 10
crnck ,w!lon tho testimony 10 NIL In. Suw test!
inu'iy IL hein innAr: eh m tn tho frafla In Tho
Hontl, nlviaion, mud the Noss DiyiAyn nacdp b,t
littIo nos 10 complete itH full measure Of ballot
box corruption.
TIE lRIsi-AatEn1cAHY.
At = ,nAntins Of lrsll-Anlcricaun holl at tho
Ehermsn lln,.co Yesterday evening. 1!ernaru Cat
faEhan preH!tt,,f;. and AlEtn j. unriD acting Us
BscretarJ, tue following resolutions wore Adopt
ed:
universally l,+rvcd to haze been coutuctea without
airy regard 10 law lustice, and tt she result Of
said election WAS accomplished lIy tito ns. shameful
fras,s and ousragea pon lio purity ot tha hai!obox;
and ..
c,arsss that .nth M oar,ses md frauds wsrr mo:.iy.
mol entirely confined 10 that portion Of The city ,ers
tho 1rlshA element prehontntteo; therefore,
Ntsdrtt, THAI we coAA!dyr It our duy. ~ fr4s1t-
american c1tizens, to d,lulaco crui.ls, derrry-
int af the ae,trrst nnishtheht ali who III ay manner
allied abetted thu oorltni-toI! of .uch acts tAoo
a.Eel 10 lsavc been pcypcIr4tcu ot said scctu, ant,
that rfedBs ourselves to co-Dpasato with I'll E1ol
citizens ~ tie Effort to PRESERVE Lie reht Of free and
R4u:rel That tho pcrpc.uatlon OF republican nn!i.
t:ons depends upon Tho s.nr.t!5 u Tho hallo:-h1,
jtsoir.d, THAT No urgently seqacs: and invite all
, 1875-05-01

Cheating IL not confined to rsco. sscs, or pro-
yious condtloo. ~ paclags of opium that
the Lcyane, received At the d1ug.ktcro OF Mr.
LEApuxATEn yesterday, thsta was found 4 coll
laction of old bullats and rocks, whiol, Mr. i,
had paid for st the rats Of fs.76 psr pound
, 1875-05-01

4 OENra WAHrgp-To AELI, "LirTJ.0 NIANT
n Carpet NAi!sfs," ptiHa y s1nta; aso 7Hpt.natia
tothes: llol!sf" p,iss y ee.sa Etss,,y ia
eeuI 70 csuls tor sApIas t kh Estara .as1ars ~
a.,ne. Nads ory W. PETERS. liUHIMiL CO., il
1ias. EActaEk4, Q. ~ -
, 1875-05-01

An adjourned REGULAR snootiuE Of The Com
mon Council WAS hold last eyo,iiug, Ptoaidena
Dixon in thu GhHfr
, 1875-05-01

NO nENT-T,Y3 aSTDtlr AND HAsEsiEST nfstGE
l. irsues. TO- III and VI AdA-1t.. betrea1 CAsrnlt-
~ aud Fuois.bt. ID rooms. baths water ctossA, sc..
$40.
Ono sarrs a. sbovp, NORTH sAtllan:tt. GO.
- 9.atory httic and basemcnt hrleks fnoas. Arhnf
oct.Eoa f.rn,,; I, rposns modern oonsenencss,
Carroll -av., near yar4h *nriInn.st.. 4tu
eon aIp..ruuf, ~; +lnnh1e nt. ronms nyasT
enianc~ cnrIor Catstar. ahl Sheldon.
s. n. HAYES,
Room Nist1npaltau Black,
, 1875-05-01

ITO NEET- .. "a,
L Nc. I'LL State st., ono fat. flt
No. RS S:ate.at.. cottage. SIS,
NJ. s.. Hia!e.a:.. tNastoty frainn. s::1
y" e'1 state.ssi. twn'atney f.s'nH. Si:
Ah" ntt asar ,Slehte Vita 70 renms Ala II
AES barn nad basber-s hop that wy rent for ttS
~ NM. ID. FhLMEn.
20 NdEbtnxton.Et.
, 1875-05-01
6lTuAIlUN3 WANrED--EEuAL

Do.ncsztcx.
CUUAT10n wANTED-NY A ltNsrEcTADLE
y hrttClags cook Ia Qtnseal family. lnqulIe s5 Weat
lsAncuIphat.
CRU aTlOV W.lNTED--FOii 4 IJST I;X Oi;ILEyT
plhxllPi xFl i! xsl4<tAt loasxbl. In place
usSf 4ns 3sas. Amply to-dAy u E.H htatn.xt,
SylTUATiUN WAHTED-nV 4 HOEW';OfAN N fiIiif,.
p A. cook In ptlYAto family. Plea&o eli ii iii Wcat
lndtAuaAt. ~ '
, 1875-05-01
TO EENT-EOCMS.

'Fo EKIMr- :It As S!!ylrE oK ROOMS IN NEW nnlox
;it Il. o'x tsSm 'sa nss;S sst. I'D a''''s's JOEL
rooa Sas iasts IL ssss
hEav r. ncss ss & i! IT, 9siss 1aa ai
no i:E: :-:;::# e,li:NiSliEn ROOMS T0il TW7i
q isn5 Gsaemsa III private fsr' Apply A ~
no K1:tT1rKIy1Tu F1sIii.Y HAS 4 FRONT
kouss sSo'5 HI aes sss. a..
re ~ i Ts%hy A.
ps::s SESsY u 9Es aos a:: s.s 9RsHs sa'sa! ~,
II: sS WV ( sSsoSs.. YsS S.t':s' WILLIAM H. T''oAp
Il IL 2.: fs;%ss ::y:s.. s'sA'f'n.'
I'o ~. nEXs.sulrE or Rnosts sUVr4niN ron
,hiSSi1eS:sg' IL .:IsS:.sss AIs: sssss 90 s'h sla' IL
'i'o kEHrr,UPrEN ~ paKr Of ~ ,WEsT. MON.
i ri A d sSS:: u '4a' pla'o sh'A' Inquire
sss,, - auls. ssasst " sl5as'' III l5ssss fa"oA'
RIO MNSi-i,HEL4!t!ssN NHupSs ~ Ii: visoYF
u sls;p g ". wv SOD le.a,ssss.
mo ItE:;T - als KAsT EANDiiip,l-,r.. FiiST
Goi sEss %fiff' IS ,s: '.' month";
'T9 lsk$r-&ouR plsEaA1sr Aooas AT u Full.
rI,o RE*T;=pl.E3a1Er- R00M 3y,5ii0ur h01 AID,
Iasass At Il sctsa Mssss. ''s''A''' 'sasN'a
'j'ti, GGSITTYn II, ;,N PLEASANT YSiURSisIEll' M 4
,sa a 4 issS '1'''
roo rodM;y;I KES3;s 1;1o,s grf's !rit,o!. .fs S%EW
s%s&sf;' ID IT., t,ss. s,: ''"' '4'elH'a
'l'0 i!Gxr-IH SkW nl'lGK Nt1LlIIE1 IN 4 c0il.
as: ssss .a: II s4sf ''''s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

In an address before the Rock bridge coun-
ty, Virginia, Changers a short time since the
orator gave some practical advice to the
farmers. He mentioned the fact that in the
entire county there were but five thousand
sheep, and referred 10 a tabular statement of
the taxable property in ROckbridge county
in lSIi, from which il appears that that coun-
~ invests in music, sjlverware and jewelry
s56,sOO; in sheep, Sl0,sGO; in hogs, so, 500
81 500; showing an excess in music and sill
verware over sheep and hogs Of $500. Pos
sibly the ravages of dogs tends to prevent an
Increase in the number OF sheep, as almost
every issue Of the Virginia papers chronicles
damage 10 the amount of hundreds OF dol
lars done by worthless CANNES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

At the convention OF fire engineers in New
York on Monday, Mr.. George T. Hope. OF
the National Board OF Fire Underwriters,
asserted that the disparity OF loss from fires
in this country in comparison with the loss
in European countries is enormous. Here we
destroy at least Six times as much property
in proportion a. they do in Europe. The
cause Of this should be Investigated, and
some means 10 prevent so great a destruc-
tion should be devised for the future, and in
performing this duty the underwriters would
stand side by side with the association OF fire
engineers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

Ga The Fools and Their Money" is the sig
nifcant heading given the recent lottery
farce in Alexandria. The lottery was got u .
Ostensibly for the benefit OF humane assO-
citation in Virginia, and was patrOnized by
many persons solely because of its chart
table object. y gang of New York sharpers.
IL is charged, managed the affair so as to
retain in New York almost every dollar
received from the sale of tickets, and left the
Nirgtnians interested in the enterprise to
whistle for il. The whole affair seems 10
have been bunglingly managed, il il was not
a downright swindle, and II now looks as II
the montpelier Female Humane Associa-
ton" would not be benefited a cents worth
by the lottery. The Virginia promoters of
the enterprise viii get but little sympathy.
Lotteries, even when fairly conducted, are
bad enough, and are tolerated in but few
states. The effect of this last scheme will be
to further educate the public mind against
them.
1t is quite evident that we shall not know
who Is to be governor of Ohio till after the
election! Yesterday two well known gen tie
men of opposite politics who had been all
through the state arrived here, and perhaps,
quite naturally, each reported that his side
was sure OF success. The democrat put Gov
ernor Aliens majority all the way from
$1,000 10 10000, and the republican Governor
Hayes majority from Is 900 TO 10000. Both
predicted the largest vote ever cast in the
state, and the friends of Hayes claim that TO
defeat him ten thousand republicans must
refuse TO go TO the polls, or, going there,
must cast their votes for Allen. On the
belief that Ohio is republican state by
2o,oCO majority, and that there is no serious
disaffection in the republican party on the
financial question, they predict the election
Of HAYES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06
LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-A half grown GOAT, black and white,
IL with star in forehead. Finder will be rewarded
on leaving il at 2615 1 street northwest. oct6 p"
S1RAYED Oh STOLEN the 4th Instant, two
- horned COWS, one q red speckled COW, white
lace, and the other red COW. white spots. A.
liberal reward will be paid il returned 20 II Ia II
MeGINNlS, near Highlands, Bladensburs. 0
Md. oct6-2t+
/ OST-0n Friday evening, driving from corner
~ and llth streets to Connecticut avenue, a
SMALL BOX, containing large black and small
blue Ostrich Feather. Call at Star Office. oct4-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

Reid and Alcorn, in their dispatch from
Friar's Point, printed in our telegraphic
column, say they have driven bacs the
sheriff and the negroes, and are fully organ
lied for defence, but add: "Send US aid i'm
mediately.' To whom is this appeal sup
POSED 10 be addressed? 1t is understood these
appellants deny the necessity for any inter
ference Of regularly constituted authority.
DO they intend TO make the necessity?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06
that of any other Daily Paper
published in Wasain0fon.


The hish-tOEct excIusiVcness of ;he revl
Waists, Moody and SanlSey, Is beginning -
attract unfavOrable comment AMI lea cler-
gymen 10 inquire whether they Cannot DO
something themselves in the line of a relig-
Ious awakening without waiting for these
professional revivalist At the Baptist min
listers conference IN New York on MOnday a
discussion took place on this subject, the
majority taking the view that the pastors OF
the city churches SHOULD take the more prom
inent part In the fight agaiGS: Satan. Some
believed that zoo much was expected of the
evangelists, and that. perhaps, the pastors
themselves could do as well. il their congre-
cations wOuli give them help. Tle original
meaning OF the word evangelist was held TO
mean person who went II preach where
The gospel was hitherto unknown. A point
made was that evaug6liStS, so called, were
often GisCOUrteOus 10 the resident pastors
one speaker, who said he hal much expe-
TieEce, was not sure bat what evangeIiStS
were a. necessary aS pastors. Some men
are admirably competent To preach the Cos
Eel here aud there, but would not answer
for pastors. Another pastor said very en-
phaticaliy that the work To be done in New
York could not Oe done Gin Job" and in his
opinion cob work" was not the kind that
would BE- blessed. Tie general sentiment of
the conference seemed TO he adverse to the
visit OF Moody and Sankey to New YORK
As for Washington IL is To be hoped no fur
ther efforts viii be made to Goa them To this
city. The door which Mr.. Moody seems 10
think is closed. Is wide open, and if they come
they Will doubtless receive fitting welcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

Free-lOve and easy divorce seem to have
made such Roadway in Chicago that the
7ril''1'e of that city has actually undertaken
to start a revival movement in behalf OF
mafrimony. That paper plumes itself al
ready upon its success In attracting atten-
tion 10 this important topic, and gives the
full text OF Sunday discourse by Rev. Rob-
ert Collier upon II, Gin the happiest vein OF
That celebrated preacher and lecturer" Mr.
Collier expresses himself as not much dis
turbed about the prospect of a hitch in the
general system Of matrimonial economy;
'the stout old habit OF our race" will take
care OF that when the right match comes
along but he cOnfeSses 10 feeling anxious
about "staying married and making of this
sacred deed what we ought TO make of it,"
and IN this connection he urges that young
men shall be wholesome clean through"
and that young women shall train them
selves 10 tic purest and strictest woman
hood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

Tie st. Louis Globe Democrat says that in
that section OF the coustry Mr.. Kerr has the
lead for the SPeakership. 1t believes he will
get nearly, II Lot quite, all the Missouri
members, and majority Of the Illinois
members, and every democrat from Indiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

The Cincinnati Commercial, one Of the
libei al papers that is engaged with Carl
Shurz in fighting imitation, thinks "there
were symptoms OF the true inwardness Of the
people Of Ohio in the election at Findlay yes
teIday. Last year the democrats carried the
town by 60 majority. Yesterday, on a very
fun vote, the republicans had 81 majority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06
PERSONAL.
A & 7 Il o l. o @ Y /.

7 o l. OGY.
MADAME ROSS.
This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing Me-
dunn can be consulted At No. 201 ID street, corner
Of ID, northwest. She has superior In delineat-
ing the Past, Present and Future. In love or bust
ness her advice IL inval liable, describing your
friends, pointing out your enemies, and informing
You Of the sure way 70 In all undertakinRs
lemen, q 90. sepl-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

~H. L HASTINGS will preach NJ the Foundry
Wy Church, Corner 18th and q streets THIS
"Wednesday EVENING, and every evening until
further notice. Daily Cbion Prayer Meetings from
TO ard o. ia .. m. All Invited. octo 81
rs ATTENTION, KNIGHTS OF ST
10y JOSEPH.-siT Knights, you are notired that
our next regular meeting takes place At ST JOsephs
nall corner Of 5lh and III streets. on THURSDAY
EhEhING, October .. at Z = o'clock
By order Of the CCmmaIdery
..GA=-.---.-I.E 9CQSN0B, Rcco.der. +.
DFkSIG,HaTs OF ST; JosEPH.-Ths regular
mandery will be held THURSDAY EVENING,
Oct ISIS at their hall, ths old Church of the I'm
mAculste Conception Al Ia O'Clock. By order
- N. Hal LISAN, Commander
p. A. MARTIN. Recorder OctS 2ts
TE. ". WHITAKEK, w. J. COOKE.
WHITAKER COOKE.
GENERfL CLAIM " ID COLLECTION
AGENTS,
IlStfICT CLAIMS A SPECIALITY.
l.. q. IN s.Trct, opposite Riggs Is Co.
hasEIaEtsE, D. Z. (Cj tr
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HOME MANUFACTURES.

nRAIE and SEWER PIPE, FIRE GBICK,
CHIMNEY TOPS. WINDOW CAPS and SILLS
fRACkETS, FIRE CLAY MORTAR and FIRE
SAND at Factory prices.
Potomac Terra Gotta Company, i0t New Jersey
avenue, near Baltimore and Obio Depot. octl. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

~ HAWK TRIBE, No. L. are earnestly re
sUe ted t. at-eDd the regular stat steep. tn 6.h
ocs u i'''s a. joHHso 6Hsnt C Ruc u r
fNnEv REhS OF TIE WASHINGTON NJ
- BERSIN BENEyOLEST Association
Ny, oStSier IN At o clook sharp to attend tas
ir,.-ral f our late BROTH JOHN WHITE
. 81 " DENNIS LYONS. Secretary
rSWfsI5aTNi%TX%No sChFETzES v.tEiN-
ev-S ELhtIIo,n or UfrlcsRS The An;
q, tie $ lastzen PARK on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
+ e EieT nus, ~ ali ea9s, b r. ers9n
cc,s2t BLoUT. Secretary.
"CITZENs' BUILDING C0MPANT-The
s@%pany viii Be held Sa w II ri I1
NENING, October s, lS75, at the Lecture Room,
T q sh aud =; snsTs1ee % Oh Poll; GSs1
BrBrGELox. secT ashtLpkS' pF's oss, 5;
rRkMovAAtt r1ycs r.yr
Soutbeas. corner Virginia Az. and q. street.
bas femov ca to the northeast corner OF ~ and
oc'i-Im IA BOSWELL. Treasurer.
rFTbOs. J. MACNAMEE, Solo Ooraetist,
oner' his s.s ,ra r. Gh1rehs SUNDAY
dIes. go Bh1de Island avenue. oct4.6,-
OsIcoND , SS,3fET,TIyk BUILDING
fntI 6ss snSS R
held en- MONDAY EVENING. November -th, ISIS,
llth street, South a.hIngtor. Tor the payment Of
on.s and ale 81 money The books viii be opeo Tor
one inc nth Shares % each. representing 6l on;
association TO begin dosing at the eud OF the
Stock Subscriptions csa be made at the following
&. b Church s Sons. Lumber Dealers. corner
maTVlsrd Avenue ard Sth street 50 uthwest
Wa:ker 4 Bro, Grocers, cOrn-r MARYLAND avenue
Petty & Harvey Hatters 2O5 9TH STRAIT no,sh.
Luy Bro, Tobscconists corner 7th and streets
johnson & Bro. Coal Merchants, 18th street wharf;
corner and i2th northwest oice o; the Great Falls
stephens Bro, Wood ami Coal merchants, eth
b. A. wslker, Grocer, "a street, between and Il
Thompson Co, Hardware, corner 10th st. and
j. e. CARPENTER, Y. NJ. Christian Association
J. T Petty, Columbia Buildings.
u. Pullman, h. P Freight Depot.
Derue Hszen, Grocers, corner 41a and l. streets
GEORGE WHITE, President.
u X THOM PSON Secy. (Rep ,Tribl Oct4 colin
~EDUCATIoN FOR BUsINEss.-Largs
Wy numbers OF young people will begin 10 pre-
sPESCERiAN WAsaiSGTSs BUSINESS aiSsn G6 5Ie
life scholarships sold after Jsnusry i, i7S. For
particulars call At College corner 7th and streets
sPENcER Ps@sd ssa .0f Illustrated 'reD sspsn a.
"NOTICE.-The annual election Of nine Tru4-
~ tees OF the METROPOLIS SAVINGS
the Bank the corner of 7th street and Louisiana
syenue; in Washington city, d. O., on MONDAY,
q. N. and 8 0 clock , m, Of said day u - ''O'A
The report Of the COMMITTEE on the transactions of
p m On the same day All the stodSsoiders are re-
JAS s EDw AsSsi ss sSsaISr' President
sep2swSf Rep. x Chron.th,s