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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-25
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrivals and departures of trains at
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EAST.
Express Train arrives at 1o40 A. M.
and leaves at 1856 A. NJ
Emigrant Train arrives at 10 p. M
and leaves at 0:45 P. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at - M. and
caves at 12:45 p. M.
GOING WEST.
Express. Train arrives at 800 P. NJ.
and leaves at 1886 P. M.
Emigrant Train arrives at Z 80 P. M.
and leaves at S:15 A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at 1850 A. M.
and leaves at 2:40 P. M.
stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
and Boise City, Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily at IL A.
M. and arrives at 2:30 P. NJ.
From Winnemucca to Paradise VAL
ley, leaves upon the arrival of the ex-
press train from the west Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday after
Moons.
Snaps Express, from Winnemucca
to varyville, Bartlett Creek mines, ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.
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CHICAGO AD REFRESHMENTS.

IN 000Lady Agents wanted TO sell Ellis
" stocking and skirt Supporter
Large profits to agents Send for circulars. Burr
Il Gary Gent Agents, L. b. 524, Chicago, Ill.
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NOTICE.

NTOTICE IS HEPEPY GIVEN TO ALL
1N persons having claims eaiust z. 5 Gray.
an insane person, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four months aiter
che first publication Cf this notice, 70 tho ln-
dersisme5.a al his residence az Bartlett creek, in
humboldt county, Nevada.
A. DEMO.
Gug,dieA 81 2 s Cray
Winnemueca.Neva-t. Jahilasy 10, 1870.
let5-e
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ALEXANDRIA.

WHIPPED FOR STEALING-wm. White,
colOred, who was arrested In this city Sc yeral
days since on the charge of stealing a watch
and some clothing from another colored man
named James X. Williams, near Accotink,
was tried to day before Justice Kerby of
Fairfax, and sentenced to receive 80 lashes,
well laid on, and to leave the county. The
sentenced was executed at Cats tavern
West End, and Immediately upon its cJm-
pletion White was rearrested upon a charge
of stealing sash from Francis A. Dickens.
Still another charge of larceny has been
made against him, and will be tried after
the present case is disposed of. White is a
notorious character.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is considerable dis
cussiou in town over the diverse opinions
and action OF the registrars In the several
wards on Thursday last. In some of the
wards they refused positively to register
voters on that day, and some persons were
thereby deprived OF their right to vote; In
others voters were registered, and in one Ii
is reported that some were registered In the
morning, and the decision reconsiderei and
others refused In the evening. There is no
fixed statute to govern special elections, the
law at present only providing for the open.
lar elections.
FISH REPoRT.-The catch OF fish at all the
shores continues to fall OFF, and most of the
fishermen regard the season OF 1876 as about
over; others, however, still entertain hopes
of heavy run about the middle of this
month. The large schools of herring from
which the heavy catch Of the early part of
shores, thus showing that there could not
have been large body of fish behind them.
Since yesterdays report there have been re-
ceived only $500 shad and $1,000 herripgs.
Shad sold at from S17 to $40 per hundred:
herrings from 5000 to sic per Thousand. OF
other kinds Of fish, such as rock and perch,
there are not enough arriving to be Quota
ble.-( Gazette, 9Th.
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GEORGETOWN.

REsIGNATIoN-Dr.w w. w. Williams, rec
tor Of st. Johns church, whose call to Old
Trinity church, New York, . few weeks ago
was noticed in THE STAR, made known 10
his congregation yesterday that, AFTER long
elaboration, he intended 70 accept it. The
regret Of bis people 10 very great, and during
his remarks many were In tears. He goes 70
aseist DIR. Tying. The call Is q very fiatter-
fcg and important one, aud no one blames
the doctor for his conclusion. He goes with
the good wishes OF all for his future success
THE REvIvAL.-There will be Q "Rrand
rally" at Dumbarton street church to night
and the interest then manifested will deter
mine the continuation or conclusion of the
meeting.
ACciDENT.-About O'Clock this morning
q man by the name of Albert Lutman while
jumping from q canal boat to the bank
broke his leg. DIR. Bowie Tyler was sent fol
and soon adjusted the fracture.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at IL q. m, abou,
forty colored persons were baptized by Rev
Mr.. Alexander, of the First Baptist church
(colored), In Rock creek, at the foot of Gay
street. A great crowd was present to witness
the ceremony.
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The Colorcd Public schools.

The reports Of the colored schools for the
past month show that In the high school
there was total of 100 pupils; average num-
Der enrolled, log; average in daily attend
ance, LOG; percentage OF attendance, 90; cases
OF hardness, i; percentage OF hardness, .0OO2.
Number of schools In all the districts, rs;
whole number pupils, 3. 3i3, an increase of
2e2 over the same month In 1875; average en-
rolled, ,209, an increase OF 2i2; average daily
attendance, 4 1Z3, an increase OF 277; percent
age OF attendance, g.9, gain of 1, cases of
hardness, SO, a reduction of 153; percenta
ment, 80, decrease Of 80 cases; cases of sus-
pension, II, decrease of cases; times
teachers tardy, 2; days teacher absent, 80.
SPELLING FOR A MEDAL.
A spelling contest took place Friday after
noon for medal, and resulted as follows
Second primary grade-Carrted by Primary
No. /, First district, Miss NJ. l.. Lawrence,
son and Carrie Brown: First Primary
grade-Primary No. 1, First district, Miss
G. A. Jones, teacher; Mary Payne. Eighth
grammar grade-Grammar No. 3, First dis
trict, Miss G. A. Patterson, te acher; success
ful pupil, Mary Wayman. Seventh gram
mar grade-Grammar No. 2, Third district,
Mrs. NJ: E: Tucker. teacher; successful
pupil, VIM; Young; Fifth grammar grade
NJ. Pafke, teacher; successful pupil, Adele
Hughes. Fourth grammar grade-Grammar
No. 1, Fifth district, Miss A. T. Howard,
teacher; successful pupils, Betsy Pryor and
Sarah Coakley. Third grammar grade
Grammar No. I, First district, Miss L. p.
Matthews, teacher; successful pupil, Mary
Champ. In the second primary and fourth
grammar grades there was tie between two
pupils, which win require a contest between
them TO decide which shall receive the
medal.
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has brought many to untImely graves. What
is Cough? The lungs or bronchial tubes
have been attacked by a cold; nature sounds
an alarm bell, telling where the disease lies.
Wisdom suggests, try "WtStoT's BdlSdn OF
Hi!d Cherry" it has cured, during the last
half of a century, thousands upon thousands
OF persons. AS long as You cough there is
dan ger, for the cough is a Safety Valve. Use
"WIstar" and be cured. so cents aud 81 a
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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Removal.

FIRST-CLASS SECURING AND DYEIN6.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building, 900 g st. north
west, three doors west OF 9th st-eet, very near
his former place. By promptly adopting the
latest Improvements, whether of American
or European inventionr he is enabled to do
any work in manner not to be eQualed by
those not possessing these facilities.
~ Ladies' Dresses cleaned and dyed with
out being taken apart.
~ Grape Wells refnished nice and cheap.
~ Grease stains removed effectually.
~ Gents garments cleaning and dyeing a
speciality.
~ Prices lower than ever before, to suit
the times.
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0It IL suggested that James Parton can
get even with Gov. Rice for that veto by
writing his life.
nIThe condition OF Cardinal McCloskev.
now lying sick at Seton Hall, South Orange,
n. j., rem aims unchanged.
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FRENCH PIoUE, 20 cents. stamped dresse.
for children, at Maurer's Stamping Depot
617 Tth street, opp Patent office. $50
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REAL ESTATE SALEs--B. H-Warner real
estate broker and auctioneer sold Sa,n..s : :.
afternoon, at public auction, a two sfnry
frame house, ON l. street, between SIN ana
tth streets southeast, TO James McGraY, FOR
Si,cCe. -~
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425 eth street, under the big wire sign. eos
CoNsUMPrrvEs, don't let 60 your hold on
hope until you have tested the properties of
Bakers God Liner Oh and Phosphate Of Lime.
There In ties timoDy OF the highest class to
show that Its effects In Pulmonary COM
plants have been almost miraculous. Pleas
ant In taste. Sold by druggists. Jno. G.
Baker & CO., Philadelphia.
GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE--The great
popularity of " WVbors Compound OF ODD LfpeT
Oil and Lime" has induced some unprin-
cipled persons TO attempt TO palm off q
simple article OF their own manufacture; but
any person who Is suffering from Coughs,
Colds, or Consumption should be careful
where they purchase this article. 1t requires
no putting; the results following its use are
its best recommendation, and the proprietor
has ample evidence on file of its extIaordi-
nary success in pulmonary compl aints. The
phosphate of lime possesses most marvel
GUS healing power, as combined with the
pure Cod Liver Oil by DR.. Wilbor. It is reg
ularly prescribed by the medical faculty.
A. b. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. ec3
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CINCINNATI, PILSEN, AND Book BEER,
on dIaught at Drivers, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and x street.
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SILVER, coral, Lake George diamonds.
JET, onyx and gold jewelry, received al
riggs tewelry store, No. Al Pennsylyania
avenue, near * street.
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THE FINEST LAGER IN AMERICA is the
Cincinnati Pilsen, on draught only at Geo.
w. Drivers, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and AZ street.
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LoNGFELLOw AND HARRY BAssErT.-Ed-
wards & Hutchison's Stimuli ating Liniment
is the best thing for injuries inH0rses. 4;
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Weather Probabilities TODAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL oyrrcxn, /,

In the lower lake region and middle states,
fhlling followed by rising barometer, fresh
and southwest, cloudy and rainy weather,
succeeded tonight bycooler clearfngweather.
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lak ASALosTAN BOAT CLUE Saturday
nIsnl aIter the election OF several new mem
cSs, cnose committee to make arrange
ments for an annual excursion Of The cists,,,
Sune. ~ Vas decided also TO have a grand
npening OF the new boat house durine tha
be several races. '&Sio Wal
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
ATATTRACrIVE PRICES

JNO. n. SHOUT q SON.,
NO. 119 BRIDGE ST., GEORGErowN, LIDO,
Have received from New York and are Offering al
Popular Casa Prices,
nLADI1S' DRnsS GOODS in new designs OF
Plstds, Stripes and Plain materials; best makes
Black SILK from SIto Is 50; Blk and White Striped
and Check Silk; Grenadines from 2sc. to ol.2s.
Mourning Goods Of all the best makes and
sheetinss 81. the lowest reduced prices; White
Furnishing Goods OF the best makes; Gent 8
and Boys' wear; Ladies' and Gents Underwear;
great variety Parssols and Umbrellas; Prints and
&C.,, best Sol Percales l1xc with full line Of other
prices. Goods sent TO any part OF the city,
ap2S-lm JNO H. SMOOY son.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
john j. Holcer and Clara j. Busey; James
II. Granger and Parmelia Milburn; Luther
Harrison and Mary E. Kane, both OF Alex
sndria; Frank Byas and Jane E. Taylor; w.
II. Lee and May Stewart. both of Montgom-
cry county, Md; Frank Fitzhugh and Fam
Pie CASHIER; Isaac Pearson and Maria Louisa
Hernon; Lemuel Trottman and Hattie
Davls; James jackson and Alice Dudley:
wellington q. Alexander and Hattie Rose
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TRY THE CELEBRATED PILSEN BEER, on
draught at George w. Drivers, corner Penn
sylvanta avenue and AZ street. 8
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LOCAL NE VS..
\ nusemenss, Ac., To.nfs

NuS0rcl Theate-The Vokes Family in
"Belles Of the Kitchen"
1neatr ComtQse--" Rel Mueab; or, The
Russian Fire King" and varieties.
Willard Han Grand concert In honor of
Miss Zaidee Jones.
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SEVERAL very desirable buileing lots near
the British legation will be sold upon easy
terms at trustees sale tomorrow afternoon
at six O'Clock.
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The meetings were inaugurated for this
Heek 81 boon to-day, at the Assemoly's
Rev. W Of 9TH and
and Rev. Drs. Noble, Gray, Mr.. Little, Mr..
Graeff, Mr.. Noble, jr., and other ministers
pere present, Aftef singing and prayer. DR..
man by Peter and John at the beautiful
gate, as related IL the Sd chapter of Acts,
and commented thereon. Reports were called
Foundry, but the inquiry meeting was not
largely attended. A cheering report was
made from the Lutheran chapel on Capitol
Hill. Mr.. Pendell and DR.. Presbrey made
reports from the meeting at the Congrega-
uonal church last evening, at which there
were number of interesting cases, but
Mr.. Cheek also spoke OF the meetings at
the Foundry and Congregational churehes.
Rev. Mr.. Graef reported that twenty six or
Lutheran Chapel, on Capitol Hill. Rev. DR..
Noble related that at his church, 10th Pres
byterian, y yesterday the meetings were i'm
pressive; that an extra communion service
was held and q number Joined church,
making about 30 who have Joined thus far.
and many more have been converted. DIR.
Noble also related that at the meeting at
the Lutheran church on Saturday four men
who had come in from the street were con-
verified. DIR. Gray said at his chapel, the
North Baptist church, the services were i'm
pI esslve, and there was more interest among
the cODgregat ion than since the meetings
commenced. Rev. Mr.. Little reported that
his meetings ere well attended. Rev. Mr..
Pitzer, tof the Central Presbyterian church,)
related that there was more spirituality ia
in bis congregation than usual, and he hal
the names of 10 or 20 ipquirers. Rev. w. 8.
Hammond made report for the Saturday
night meeting at the English Lutheran
church, and also from his church, 10Th street
ID. p Mr.. Hammond read the requests for
prayer In which were several for relatives
and friends in Baltimore, and he offerel
fervent petition. praise and inquiry meet
ing followed.
A FEARFUL BLOW FIttdl Result Feared -
j. 3. Norwood, a shoemaker, struck and
Ut is feared, fatally injured man named
NOsS this morning. Norwood, whose shop
is on Sth street, near the Post Office, had
done some work for VOss, and having failed
10 suit him refused TO pay until Norwood
had done it correctly, whereupon Norwood
becoming enranged, picked up an iron rod
and struck him In the head, causing very
as far as street and dropped down in the
street, from wbeIce he was taken to his
home.
PoIsoNED.-Yesterday at the residence
OF Mr.. Samuel Handy, living on 4th street,
near III northwest, Mr.. and Mrs. Handy,
Mrs. Cbedal and the servant, were all taken
violently sick directly after eating dinner,
at which they partook of canned tomatoes.
getting them ont of danger. 1t is supposed
that the poison was from a green tomato
worm which had been canned with the
tomatoes. AS 1t was, the family had very
narrow escape from death.
HAVE YOUR TRUNKS and travelling bags
repaired at the factory of James S. Topham,
IN ST r1r1s3ar 3, ~ rx,y~
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BUILDING PERMITS issued oy Inspector
Plowlnan: Ryon & Earnshaw, q brick store,
east side 18th street southeast, between NJ
street and Virginia aven ne; 500. DR.. Richie,
repair brick store. west side a gin, between
q and stn streets, Georgetown; Al, go. Jas
n. neodick, two story frame dwelling.
soutn side OF boundary street, between 18Th
ana Hth streets north west: SIN.
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Gksu OUTfxT4s
Every Department Well Supplied.
GARMENTS TO MEASURE.
large assortment, srobsbly the largest In
Fat ts snS GSs
Blue Rlscs Rlsid and MiI SIC ohsscs SUIT
MiIed CLOTH and 6ostins,; Handsone Pants.
eentiemen Of quiet tsstsS are Ssrtieuiasiy I'm.
vited TO inspect.
orasr ss aSS x hs S.st manner
READY-MADE GARMENTS.
Good Suits, reliable goods, desirable and new
Ha 1ssG xO e oGs with
Pantaloons from S. upward: Spring Over.
Bue ana ne ssof ssGns sa 0T Bne oSsSis
suits. Drsp d'Ete Goats, Vests and Panta
LINGERIE.
siS and Linen HsndssrcSisfs Collars H 1o Gas;
s sIS AND Tie ss.n CANE
:sc SS e and
Plain and Fancy Half Hose from Is cents 70
Boating .na fses sf Shirt n'i n snS
articles not possible to enumerste.
ONE PRICE ONLY,
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
GEORGE Q. hENNINo,
$40 8KvENTH gTBEEH.
sp8-u sIaH OF The eoLDlH YL1Eol.
CHINA, CROCKKRY,
CUTLERY, -
HOUSKFURNISHING GOODS,
REFRIGERATORS,
ICE CHESTS,
COOLERS, &c.
WERE Z BEvEBTDGR,
as29n 1905 fea.'s ave-, seer lltA strsse.
N0Hlgs LQAH OFFICE, 0sn~ q ~ ~
~ sad Mes xvk sessss, snissaeS On lsu -
York avenue. The noGt Drfve1s Isoaa O0eaXO2
z s ss s q ss e. sssi 49, 9 ~ - s.
$780, :ss 70 &c. -: ss: = 3: - n
H5YE.ss Al, i1 52S VCVs e.
street, 6toreefown. Payment REQUIRED d e.
vance. ep1-6S
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TRY Marburg Bros. Seal OF North Carolina
Smoking Tobacco. 10 and 20 cent pack
ages. ABB:
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FISH MARKEr ro-DAY.-Sold by II. A.
Golden n Brother, fsh agents~3.o oo shad. 70,
s1Sss20 per hundred; $1,000 herring for sSasIo
per thousand.
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Bunions, Ingrowing and Club Nails, Vas
cular ExcTescences, and other ailments of
the feet successfully treated, at DR.. Whites
establishment, 14l6 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Willard's Hotel. Fee 81 per visit.
Esta blished in Washington 1861.
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Tne crown Combs UnbReNkable,
Ladies II you wish a Comb thar will NOT
break ask for The Crown Comb Unbreaka-
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CIT Y TT T. MS,

HAVE YoUR TRUNKS and Travelling Bags
repaired al the factory of James g. Topham,
425 eth street, under the big wire sign. eos
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEArkR.
fHE vokEs FAMILY.
e:.s; the he f.fsss q z Frsd the
Hss sPsSr :Ss y Eye p,Z, ssI.SHrs.
'a', ''a s fsH fIdaf fIs Man ~
III sr oa isR y SSoRsER ACT comedy
Nay i s iisIIsiE 4 inrusrRrLs mys-u
PEW. HENRY WARD BKECHKR.
CosGsKGATIoaAL CHURCH.
Tenth and streets,
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY IL,
At 8 O'Clock.
sutJect; "BILIGIoN In EDUCATION
ss IisSse one Dollar. No extra charge for re-
,I Di,sr,m' at whtsters Bookstore, sal P.pn..
NATIONAL THEATER.
THE FAIRLAMB OPERA TROUPE,
CANArKuRJ
By General Request,
MATINEE-TUEsDAY, MAvs.
1.-THE BOHEMIAN GIRL"
GRAND DISPLAY.
Popular Prioes-5o.rS Cents snd 81. Box Sheet
st Mttzerotts my4a
(i,RAND CONCEPT,
IN HONOR OF
MISS ZAIDEK JONES.
WILLARD HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, MAY srH, 1876.
Miss Jones' will be assisted by Mrs. J. p Csul.
neld, Mics Jeanne Bryan, Miss Susie johnson, Or.
= Z. Cauiheld, Mr.. John Push, Mr.. W. A. Wid'
Tickets for sale at Ellis NJ usic Store and Thonp.
sons Drug Store. Admission, q. my26t
VNHEATER COMIQUE, Eleventh street
be!0ar PsHASytrGAta AreHEs.
OPEN THE YEAR ROUND.
Performance EVERY sIsHT. Matinee for La
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
FIRSrCLASs IN EVERY RESPECT
Variety. Drama, Burlesqus and COMEDY. nov,1 ly
II 0BERT PORTNER's 50 MINER GAR.
season, where the best EsGER viii sisays be on
oranght. lap6-lm'l HENRY eCHERB, supt.
OLD MOI On Exhibition [NEw No.
-r zsS sr and sale 1ss
'1A 81 aAEKkfrEs,s 9TH 81
Ne. l39 TIA sired, bdrses ID and 3 sfrsas, ast
doors abocs Odd Ftllops' Hal.
Chotoe Oil Paintings, Engravfngs, Ohromos, &c.
:'GSs Ss
sells, Ripgs, Balls, &C., In the District.
Ifiesss remember Name and Number. ,yI-i,
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HAVE YOUR TRUNKS and travelling bags
repaired at the factory of James S. Topham,
425 eth street, under the big wire sign.
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IOII PEN ,VYIgA 1OII
CT THIT g.
SPRING AND SUMMER.
DRESS COATS AND VESTS.
Oriental Silk Pl'd Worsted, $50
Northampton SILK Ribbed worsted, 8 1 8
Vienna Diagonal Worsted, e16 so
Blackington Black and Gold Worsted, 8 5
Uxbridge Fancy SILK Worsted, Ella
Narragansett Fancy Blk Worsted, 81
BUSINESS SUITS.
Fine Elbnuf Spring Cass. Suit, $40,
Fine Delabarre Plaid Cass. Suit, Q 9
Edward Harris Hair-line Cass. Suit, $3.50
The Versailles Checked Oass. Suit, Sis
The Diagonal Ribbed Cass. Suit, ol4
Gen'n Washington Mill Blue Flannel Suit, SIS
North Hoosic Block Cass. Suit, eI2
Hercules Scotch Cass. Suit, III
English Stripe and Plaid Glass; Suit, $40
Knickerbocker Check Cass. Suit, q 9
Salisbury Broken Check Oass. Suit, Ss
Union Cass. Suit, Frock and Sack, e6
YOUTHS SUITS.
Millburs Diagonal Worsted Suit, SIS
Lippin Silk Ribbed Cass. Suit, 8 i 3
Masons Hair-li Cass. Suit, Sill
London Plaid Oass. Suit, Q 9
New York Mills Cass. Suit, sT
BOYS, SUITS.
Norwah Fancy Worsted Suit, $40
Camden PLATO Cass. Suit, 8 =
Snow fake Fancy Osss. Suit, 81
Knickerbocker Check Cass. Suit. 5 8
Onion Glass; Suit, 81
4. 8TRAU9,
IOll...... PENEsYLvANIA AvlMUD....-1OI1
ap78-tr BETWEEN 10TH AND 11rH STREETS.
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IHE WARY WEATHER AND THE CEN
hALs-Ex cursionist to the opening OF
seives WIN clothing suitable for the wealth.
er, when the thermometer ranges among the
ninetes. MI. A. straus, the clothier lOlI
ment OF thin and stylish wear for men
youth, and boys, al reasonable rates market
10 suit the times. See bis advertisement
for particulsrs
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THE EXCURSION TRAINS TO THE CEN
IENNIAL BY TEE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RoAD.-from present indications IL Is likely
that The Baltimore and Ohio road will have
large crowds by their express excursion
Trains 10 the Centevaial grounds, on Tues
9ay, AZ p. M, and Wednesday, at 6:l5 a. m.
The round-trip rate of IS is certainly low
enough 70 induce very many TO make trip
al this time. Tickets, good for three days,
may oe mad az any time from the present up
70 6:l5 q m. on Wednesday, at the b, & %.
depot, and at ass Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-08

MORE BABY ITEMS.-Saturday night a
eolored woman, named Margaret Teddy,
aIlas Beverly, left her infant, i've months
old, near the mouth OF the sth street sewer,
In the county. She was detected by a man
IN tne ne1ghoorhood, and arrested by Oficer
ran, VINO took charge OF the infant. She
SAID, when arrested, that she intended to get
nd OF the infant. ''''Saturday afternoon
the body Of dead male colored infant was
found In sewer trap on the corner of 81 and
streets northwest, and taken TO the % pre-
cinct station by Officer Clark, where Coroner
Patterson gave certificate OF death nom
neglect at birth