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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

THE ARMY HEADQUARTERS- order
re establishing the headquarters OF the army
in tin of peace at Washington, and requir-
ing that all orders and Instructions relative
20 military operations or affecting the mill
tary control and discipline of the army is
sUed by the President through the Secretary
Of War shall be promulgated through the
general OF the army, sets at rest cOutro-
veTsy which mas prevailed for quarter OF
century. The headquarters o. the army VIII
occupy the apartments in the War de-
Partment building assGued for that pur-
pose previous 10 The transfer To 81. Louis.
i ne general Will not bring his family back
10 Washington, but will reside here himself
Ire IolioWlng oihcers constitute his mill tary
household, aud AL of them will reside her..
Il. Col. W. o. Whippie, assistant aiiItant
general; Major \. NJ. Poe, corps OF engineers:
Aids de camp 1t. Col. n. McD. NIsC1ok
lCtJC, and Capt. J. NJ. Bacon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

A LIFE THAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN SAVED.
Abbie EnOs. a six year Old daughter of Vim.
Enos, of Five Corners, on Jersey City
Heights, swallowed a thimble on Tuesday
evening. II lodged in her throat, aud toe
surgeons wished to cut open her wind pipe
TO extract it, but her parents objected. The
girl died yesterday of suffocatIon.-[N Y
&lI.l IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

THE INVESTIGATION OF REPRESENTA-
TIVE PURMAy.-The Committee on Civil
Service yesterday examined J. b. olive,
formerly an editor, of Tallahassee, Florida,
on the charges against Representative Pur-
man. He said Purmap had once shown him
letter from DIR. Simpkins Offering 1900 to
Purman for cadetship for has son, and said
be thought he should accept. though he knew
he could do better. George p. Fowler testi-
fed that BlumenthRI, collector At Ceiar
Keys, where witness was postal agent. was
constantly sending money packages to Pur-
man, and said the office cost him about all
he took in. Rumenthal last wear carried a
fictitious boat hand on his rolls. and The
Dorey drawn WAS used for campaign pur-
poses.
TIE SPENCER INVESTIGATION The SEN
ate Committee on Privileges and Elections
resumed the Spencer investigation to-
dfy. The cross examination of Hon. Ajax
" bite was continued. Witness said the
whole object OF the court house legislature
Was 10 secure the fruits of a repu hlican vic
tory, ard not specially To secure the election
f spencer TO the Senate; that at first two or
ttrfe were mentioned for the Senate, hut
that subsequently all the republicans were
IN favor of Spencer, who received their
unanimous vote. Governor Pennington. OF
Dakota, formerly q state senator in Ala
hama, testified that he knew of no corrupt
means used by Spencer or his friends, and
mat Spencer was the unanimous choice of
TIE republicans. Henry Cochran testified
that he did not vote for Spencer as a men,
Der or the legislature. In consideration Of the
promise that be should be made postmaster
az Selma. sharp cOlIOquy occurred be-
tween General Morgan and the witness, the
latter charging that he, Gen. Morgan, had
heen opposed 10 him ever since he had been
IN The state, and General Morgan de
Tying any personal hostility towards him.
VI. q. Candee, an officer of the legislature
testified that he knew of no corrupt prac.
tees in electing Spencer II. r Myers now
consul at Hamilton, Canada, testified that
lie secured the appointment OF j. J. MOultOn
as postmaster at Mobile against Speucer's
wish: Witness explained CIPHER dispatch
which was sent from Washington 10 Moul-
ION, signed "Sachem," telling him to bring
money To Montgomery, as having been sent
hy himself TO secure payment to Spencer of
$50, which =. had loaned to MOulton. He
Knew OF no corrupt practices to secure the
election of Spencer. The case here closed,
the committee announcing that counsel
would be allowed two weeks in which TO pre-
pare written arguments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, CONTAINS
all the Investigations OF the week; the Pro.
ceedings OF Congress; the TRIAL of Ottnnau;
New York Fashions for April. by Jen-
ME June; COurtshlp in France, = by
Lazy folocE; SKETCHES from German Life;
the Revival Meetings IN Washingiou; So
cial and Personal Gossip; Political Notes;
Court Proceedings; Choice Stories; all the
News OF the Week, general and local; Poems
and Sketches; Agricultural and Household
Matters, etc, etc.
Terms: 81 per annum, IN advance; postage
prepaid; single copies nve cents. IN wrappers.
s5-A clergyman in Robertson, KY, chose
his brother e wife with whom 20 eIOpe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

HOTEL PRICES.-We said IL wo1Ii coqe.
There is break in prices OF almos, every
commodity, ard at last hOtel-keeperS are
there is a iair prospect Of a return 10 prices
which ruled during the war. Chicago has
set The example, ana the new rate AZ the best
hotels there 1.-TWO or three of which are M
eNcelled) is three dollars per day Home
To-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

AT the central criminal court today, Can
tain Ferdinand Kahn, OF the steamer Fran
coma (Which ran into and sank the Strath
Clyde, was found guilty of manslaughter.
Sentence was deferred 10 await the decis on
of the court OF appeals, on the question OF
jurisdiction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

THE CREDITORS of Daniel Drew held a
r. eeiiDg 10 New York yesterday. aud ella ms
10 The amOuGt OF Si05.249 were proved. Tue
creditors were. however, unable TO ayraa on
ar assignee, and adjourned 20 next Wednes
a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

AMONG THE CALLERS al The White House
TO day were the Attorney General, Senator's
Paddock, Sargent, Hamilton and Burnside,
BlufOrd Wilson, Commissioner Pratt and
Deputy Commissioner Rodgers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

ABsENT FROM CABINET MEETING-The
Postmaster General and the Secretaries OF
the Treasury and Navy were all absent from
the cabinet meeting. The Secretary of the
Navy left the cit Yesterday.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SILVER F.t.stkfn~ -

LONDON, ADTil.-In consequence OF an in
crease in The bank OF BengarS disc0untrateS
The market for silver 10 day is stroa. a. -
a nffp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

FOR THE CENTENNIAL The French
steamer Amerique, which arrived at Phila-
delphia yesterday, brought large cons ign-
ment OF statuary and paintings for the Ger
Ter NAL exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

THE SAFE BCRGLARY.-Tod day Major
Richards, Joshua Parker, and Mr.. Alexander
were before the grand jury in the safe burg
larry case.
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LIBBIE GARREBRANriS Wisconsin, is
said that Libbie Garrebraut, the murderess
OF X. /. Burroughs, who is serving life SEN
Mrs. NJ. +. Lowery, the evangelist. Libbie
has visions of her victim and they disturb
her Test.-lN y Sl0l, Nh.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMER ATTACHED -
The Pacific mail steamer City OF Panama
was attached at San Francisco "Wednesday
az the u stance of the Panama railroad. The
Grehadn, row due at San Francisco from
Sycnev. Will be attached on her arrival, aud
plobably the Montana and the Dakota on
the way from Panama and Oregon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

DONALD MCKAY, the Boston shipbuiI.ier
publishes card TO day desyIng the state
ment that he received for the sloop off, ar
Adams $4,000 more than he was entitled TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

CAUGHT WITH COUNTERFEIT NOTES
James Robinson was arrested by secret
service detective at Philadelphia yesterday
as ne was leaving the Adams express Off &c
with a satcbel sent from Cincinnati contain
ing $40 counterfeit notes on the Richmond
national bank of Indiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

NEW ORLEANS MgRDERs.-Ten persons
were wounded in the melee among the mem
bers of the Southern republican club at New
Orleans, Wednesday night, one OF whom
Lucien Adams, jr., died yesterday. In New
Orleans, yesterday, John Raiser was stabbed
and KILLED bY John Roach during q nuarrel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

SECRETARY BRIsTow arrived at bis home
at Louisville, KY, yesterday, where ne will
remain several days TO rest and have a good
tine with his friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

TIE ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO WHISKY
CASFS-In the L. =. Circuit Court at st.
Louis, yesterday, Judge Dillon announced
that he would decide the Mckee, Mcguire
and Avery cases, and the railroad eases be
fore him, on Saturday, when his court will
adjourn. III a motion tor q new trial In the
Mckee case, and motion for arrest Of judg-
me Mt IN the Avery case are Overruied, they
will receive sentence, and Judge Treat, OF
the district court, will probably pass SEN
tence on Mcdonald and all the distillerS who
have pleaded guilty in bis court some time
next week. The trial OF Freidinger & Sea-
VerDs, distillers, at Milan, Ill. jointly in
dicted for defrauding the revenue, was be-
gun III the L. 5. Court at Chicago yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

POSTAL CARDs-The Post Office depart
mentyesterday Issued 16 81, 500 postal stamps
a-d 2,l9l 800 postal cards, the largest issue
FOR single day on record. The receipts in
GLIDING stamped envelopes, were over
SOS OlO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

THE OHIO GREENBACK CONVENTTON
yesterday adopted a platform urging the
people OF the country 10 organize for the pur-
pose OF considering the perlOus coalition OF
the country, and To use their power in Sccur-
ing renovation of the government, especial
~ Tor the repeal of the resumption act, ard
expressing falln in fntcrcOnVerta BILE govern
IOent notes as the best circulating medium -
Delegates were appointed To the national
greenback convention at indianapolis
Nav Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

BELL-Five or six years ago we heard G.
>. Bell lecture In Delaware on his scouting
experience, and while his discourse was as
interesting and exciting as dime novel, his
hearers left the hall strongly impressed with
Inc belief that he could scout around m ore
truth without capturing handful OF THAN
any other man on the lecture platform
lhOTTIStOUu Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

CONSOLIDATION OF REVENUE DIS rRICrs.
The House Committee on Appropriations
decided, in the legislative, executive and jul
ticial appropriation bill, 10 reduce by con-
SOlitatiOI the districts Of internal revenue
from two hundred and nine, the present
nUmter. to one hundred end five. II Is now
proposed 20 make compromise and eStab-
IiSh the number at one hundred and sixty
six. This meets with the appreciation OF the
bureau of internal revenue. In this plan the
western shore OF Maryland and the District
OF Columbia is divided into two districts, the
first district 10 be composed OF the city of
Baltimore ana the counties OF HarforI ST.
Mary's, Charles, Calvert, Anne Arundel,
Prince Georges, Montgomery, Howard. and
the District of Columbia. with the collectors
Office at Baltimore. The sec md district to be
composed OF the counties of Aiiegany, Fred
erick, Washington, Carroll and Garrett,
with the collectors office a. Cumberland.
Tie eas tern shore counties OF Maryland to be
attached with the eastern shore counties of
Virginia. To the district Of Delaware, with
lie collectors office az Wilmington.
TIE EMMA NINE IsvEsrIGATIoN-Hh
an FFglisIm,1, EeCn..,| for s., 000.-The Com
nittee on Foreign Affairs, conducting the
Emma Mine iuyesl cation, held a lengthy
meeting this morning with closet doors, con-
s.ceJIng the question raised yesterday as TO
whether or not they would hear witnesses as
10 the present value OF the mine, but finally
POSITION ed a vote upon the question until to.
MORROW. pom the opening of the doors of
the committee room. shortly after II O'Clock,
Ar. SwSuD, the chairman, stated that the
con mittee had authorized Mr.. Hewitt TO
attend dUriug the remainder OF the statement
Of Mr.. Park. as the other members OF the
committee were required To be absent 10 at
1end 10 other duties in the House.
MIR. Park then resumed his statement,
which was similar 10 that made by General
ScheBck, and contained no new points ak
cept that in answer TO question the witness
said that Mr.. Bridges Williams, one of the
English directors, who was sent To this coun-
Ivy To examine the value of the mine, was
paid IS coo for his services, and that he re-
l0Ited that the mine was 'of untold value,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

REv. WM. KENNEY VINDICATED.-At the
opening of the session of the Philadelphia
annual conference, last week, the case of
Rev. h. L. keDnev, charged with immoral
conduct by Mrs. Van Meter at the Brandy
wire Summit Del )camp-meeting, together
with all the testimony taken by the commit
lee OF investigation was referred to q specia
committee of his peers. This committee has
made full and thorough examination of
The case in all it's bearings, and on Wedues-
daya report was presen ted TO the conference
declaring the charge OF immortality not sus-
tanned, and completely generating him
His character was then passed, and his reja-
uon with the conference, suspended by the
presiding elder OF his district was restored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

A LIGHT OFFENCE-IN NEW YORK.-The
committee OF the New York assembly on the
charges against Felix Murphy, anti-Tam-
many member from New York, find that he
took books, etc, from the assembly post
Office belonging TO others, but that there was
no criminal intent, as it was only drunken
reckless act. They recommended that he ba
reprimanded, which was done by the speaker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

\ ICHT OR DGTK SHADES FINE CASsI-
HABLE BIOS.
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EVENING STAR
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter.
nal revenue, si6I .022 50; customs, si99, PESO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

Have re NOT BEAD THAT AGGOO SUIT
Al OF CLOTHES Caa be bought for IS,
A. HABLE BROS,
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REsT AND NOBBIssT suns ever 5asred in
- " e hiEg tOus fer Sl2s
~ LIABLE BROS.
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4 FOTMALITY OF THE IMPEACHMENT
TEIAL.-The Sergeant alarms OF the Sen
ate, General John X French, proceeded last
evening 10 the hOIse of General Bciknap, 10
serve upon him the process issued by order
II he senate as the court OF Impeachment.
General Belknap was up stairs when the
) fseant- alarms was a: nJunced, but be
10 / % keep that functiOnary waiting very
long He came into the drawing-rOOm with
a brisk step and with q smile on MS face and
x enrlTS mis- hand said, How do you 90
Nr. french: l suppose | know the object OF
JCUr erTard: We'll, l aIn very glad ID see
you. any how Take a seat" Before ac-
cePt Hg this offer Of hospitality he reached
aDwn iniu bis overcOat pocket aud produced
TIE tUTmldabic looking document with which
re- WIS entrusted. lie then read the dOcu-
- eat. General BelkGap standing by and
lister leg 5j;e"tively. When the reading
was concluded CEREAL BeIkUap said i viii
spCLO az Tie tlIne designAte9.N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

NAVAL ORDERs-MRster VIM. II. briggs
ard Ensigns c. ID. Galloway, q. II. Merri-
an. H. r. Tyler aud F. f. Greene, ordered 10
examination for promotion. Lieut. enant
Commander Charles s. Cotton. detached
IT. N the navy yard. Portsmouth, y. H, and
paced on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

A FIsE sPRIgG SUIT. afteen different styles,
HABLE BROS.
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Dead

The betting on The boat race is now 3 =. 10
in favor Cam bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

CONFIRMATIONs.-Th Senate yesterday
confirmed the following nominations: Hon-
man Atkinson, of West Virginia. to ne Sec
retary Of legation at st. Petersburg, vice
hTatiot Washburne. resigned. Josiah Stall
Esngs, postmaster at Columbus. Miss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

PERSONALITIES. ex-President Tyler is a
guest at TIE Convent of the Visitation,
Georgetown, in attendance on a sick daugh.
ter at school there. '.'leckay Harper esq ,
EDITOR and proprietor of tue MI. Vernon Bun
EeT. one of the most influential and pros per
Gus papers ia ohio, is IN the city, for q few
CAV ). Saving al the Ebbitt House.
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The Testimony TO day.
The committee met to-day at l. O'Clock
GENERAL COWEN ON TIE SrANn

d
Gen. b. II. COtCen. formerly Assistant See,
retary OF the Interior, was sworn and te~fI.
fed have seen Z. =. Bell two or three
times. | signed card ordering B3ll'S ac
counts in the pension office audited and pa ID
He rendered no services 10 the Interior de-
pertinent. de came To my house and said he
was employed by the folks at the White
House. and that he didn't want lie Barnes q
know what he was doing. L then gave him
the card. He had been recommended for hIs
place by a card from the President, aud fOI
that reason gave him the card TO lie Barnes
1t was not generally my habit TO order the
payment of employees on their mere repre-
sentation of service rendered. Bell presented
no account of his services To me. | did moi
see the card that Bell brought from the Pre-
sident, but the Secretary mentioned 10 me
one day after General Hurlburt had gone out
OF the Office, that he had brought such card
TO him. | ordered the adjustment of Bells
accounts because the Secretary had told me
that Bell mad been employed upon the order
of the President
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CHANGES ~ THE QUARTERN AsTER'5 De
PARTMENT.-An order has been issued by
the Secretary OF War directing that Colonel
Robert Allen be relieved from duty rs chief
gCRrteTmaSteT Of the military division Of
the Pacific. Major VIM. Meyer will report
To Major General Schcfeld To relieve Lieu
tenant Colonel Eddy as chief quartermasteT
al the department Of California, and for duty
temporarily as acting chief Quarternaster
Ci tie department Of the Pacific.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

STIRRING UP THE SCANDAL.
A Congregational Schism.
Buddington and Storrs Secede.
GRAY. THE WASHINGTON FORGER

A Hitch in the London Proceedings.
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The Moth Exterminator.

DdCtd Webster sworn.-Resides at Concord
New Hampshire; is interested in process
for the determination of moths, known as
'Webster's moth exterminator:" came here
In 1874, and an appropriation was passed In
the House for the use of my process. Gen.
Meigs said he would have nothing to do with
the "exterminator," that il was no use, and
ne would not experiment with 1t; that every
housewife knew that cedar would kill moths.
He subsequently said that he would give IL
consideration aud experiment with il.
gave him the directions for using il. THE
witness then went on to detail the merits Of
bis ''exterminator, which he can have am
plified in the columns OF THE STAR at so
cents line. He said that he went to Meigs
at one time, and Meigs said: " What benefit
is your patent TO me?" i said sit will kill
your moths" He said: 'How much will /
get?" L said: "Not a dollar. 1 will kill your
moths" A letter was then read from Gen.
Meigs ordering Sl00 worth OF the extermina-
ter. Witness refused to put up : 100 worth, be-
cause he couldn't afford II. He offered, how
ever, TO give il to the government for moth
ing If he would be allowed TO pack such
clothing as was to be packed at Philadel-
pbia. The government finally ordered 500
worth of the exterminator. did not send il.
q. Did you ever tell any one of
THE CONVERSATION WITH GEN. MEIGS
about what your patent was to be worth to
him?
A. tod it, as soon as left my Office, to
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CLERKS AND EMPLOYEES OF the Tire 3sury
department. are expressly forbidden, by order
Of the Secretary, TO furnish, without au-
thoTity, letters, documents. decisions or in
formation concerning the business of the de-
D&TimeDt for publication. Any infractiOn OF
The rule will be followed by dismissal.
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EyLTGsN Mt BUSINESS SUITS, Of Imported
H " Coltbss for only sIs,
hABLE EROS.
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Guilty.

His Emirence MaXimIlien Tanoczy, c3H
dinal archbishop OF SalzbuTg, is dead.
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CENTENNIAL TICKETS-The Treasury de-
Gartment has forwarded a quarter Of a mill
lion dollars in fifty cent notes to the Fidelity
safe Deposit Company OF Philadelphia, on
account % the Centennial board OF finance
20 be used as tickets of admission to the ex-
EihitIOn.
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"uS-HI' .TCR MIR FE!;'

HAVE re NOT BEAD THAT GOOD SUIT
Al OF CLOTHES eaa Be bought for g NM,
A FIsE sPRI.G SUIT, afteen different styles,
BABLE BROS.
RLsF AEp NOBBissT suns ever oaered in
IL Washington Ter az ..u.prrp,os
I ICHT OR DATk SHADES FINE CASsI-
L. nEAE SUITS for On'y 81 u,a,g ppos
ELFGh Mt BUSINESS SUITS. Of Imported
H NooleHs' for only sii' ..,,pr-r,oy
REsUTIFUL ENGLISH OBJ sCO-cH CassI-
H hEkk BUslhEss SUITS, only sis,
RICH IND ELEGANT BUSINESS Oh D8ZsS
N sVIis' Tor o1iy sio' ..u,r,xrros
OyGR one aHUspRED VARIETIES OF
" bUSiNkss oE gR-SS srlIT II G'siI
TIE FIsEST LINE AND BEST sTYLE5 Of
InPof'ed cass salts ever di'sisysi, =, SO go,
HAEDsOGE. SWISH AND ELEG lNTLY
II finish'd Business OF Dress sgi.I, az ~
LIVERY VARIETY OF SHADE AND STYLE
H OF Oct Ia IAe Z rsss BIsiuss5 Suits, e. s25
at HABLE BROS.
pEGULAR CUSTOM MADE SUITS of the new
II est and richest Patterns, 81 S2-,
At HABLE BIOS.
SCPER8 LISE OF CUSTOH-NADE SUITS Of
- TIE tnest Foreign Fabrics, a. $50,
liable BROS.
Merchant Tailors and Fine Olothisrs,
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Hume. the SpirttuaIIst. Not Deat
~ y III O UIs
Betting On the Race.

The report OF the death Oh Mr.. Hume, tus
iSf rrtrn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

REsUTIFUL ENGLISH OBJ SCOTCH CaSSI-
H AERE BCcIEESs SUIIS- only > D
At HsBLE BR0S.
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DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF TIE CITY
Al the SANE EiTE
New schedule-FUd lOsd Of ~ bushels for s3
snsller loads cents per bu=hel carriage, ~ cents
APPLY To
OFFICE or WASHINGTON GASLIGHT CON
PAhI,
ais l0h street n0rthW III st street northwest
or 70 10 bridge street. Georgetown mar. ly