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, 1876-11-01
DISAPPEARED.

6pecidt n*p1tch to The Tribune
DtooNlsoros, ILL.,, Oct. 3l.-Frank Notion,
confidential clerk of Larrimors Il Son, money
brokers, is missing. So also is package OF
money, *50 and various collections.
The travelling salesman for Kirkcntlal], Pierre
mont o. Co., dry.goods merchants, has isisar-
peaycd. Probably gone TO Canada, his former
homo. lie wtB fast sctn intoxicated In Lafay-
Cttu. Ind. ..'.
, 1876-11-01
THE CITY.


Tho rcentar meeting Of Tho Managers of tic
Home for thr Frlcndlcts Will be held at the Home
this morning nt ~ o'clock
The Adams Exrrcae Company. through Its Light
ming Line. hti,l supplcs Tlr TRsnuan with New
York papers mnny hours in advance Of tho mall.
The Rev. j. j. irving has resigned tho Postorato
OF tho Western Avrnnc baptist Church. Mr. frv-
Ing Nill continue his mnfstrattoMB until hfs place
Is Allcd
The yachts rrolIc. Minnie, 1nt. anil Carr, wcro
Ciark .treet hsiigr. ycscsday, whcrc tley viii rc.
H1afn duE!Mg tic winter.
Tho annual meeting Of The womans 1lonrt Of
MesoHs Of S nss%s VII eH a ~ TIC n11
commence at Q ::l0 a. N. and = p. NJ.
Commissioner Ctcasy Is confined 10 t.la he'd md
un,icr Tho care OF fhyaiclan. llo appears to be
ssss1f + @ nvss ss1ss no Rs ceaa p sf by
Avery brilliant meteor passed across tho north
ern heavens at III. .7u!. sunday. evening. It's
eoHsse VII. nearly over Beta In Crsa AInnf 70 !.
ont.
4 correspondent Ia Informed TINT soldiers can
only votc in the siacu nf which they wert etizcnr
a. III; time Of enf!.sment; to'd'cr stationrA in
statc.
: TIu work Of naturalization goes hravc1y on. and
tho entfo force Of tho Criminal Clerks office Ia
yesterss. among others t''s lone 'n''ab!tant Ut tho
crlo.
"A rceeption viii Be given to The Rev. = 1'orbfgc,
by tic lnAie. of Inc church, Thnrrt1ay evening Of
thia week: There will BIZ reading, music, etc.
1tWll be held at tic church.
WIN onticiom. III Aai.n sitrct rn,u,.Sr II ,n1'S
@maese, @ TX m foi,o,ss: ~ M "a ,lcrTccs 19~
!hg'; ws !" - ~ -. = ~ ~ ~" y T. III la. ~
m, ~ IN. M, d. lii: an' M so NJ ''
ome'er ~ - ~ "''' ""' ~ - .'' ''''o
Mcneil & Son ycsletday n'atle arrangements 10
t$nt$f ttr
, 1876-11-01

THE ROOT 4 SONS MUSIC COMPANY
offer special Inducements to purchasers ut w1inlc-
sale md retail, Of aheetmusIu, music .bookR, vic.
ltns. gn!tnsa, and ali kinda Of mnscal Instruments
Genera! agents for tho Standard organ and Stcck
plano. Quality guaranteed. 1a0 stato street.
, 1876-11-01
CARRIAGES

ASIlMAE-TAFT-tn Chcb1nsct on Friday,
Oct -. 1871. at tho brides fathes't, by tbs Rev
y: r. Afford. Mr.. a. Dgllva AEhmn,.. Of Chicago,
ILL.,, and Miss Eta H., 'raft, ar Chebanse, III.
kN- -lnfer. OcfaA plcuso publish.
, 1876-11-01
POLITICAL ANNOtivcr,,.----7

:, REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS T0.uia; ~ -.
ityae tatk-cnrncr state AM! Flftic,,,os.a.t'
cI. fonttG Wnra-corncr Twenty .scy.n,M't:.,
bts. "'A t"cnlr-ecconi
F Fssth Wara7Corncr '' Go Eighteenth and a,n.,,
rel I,sshsf. GSa"ta''sta Go cai.s qfssT iso u
FInto. Esq. will speak. ~ o"s'es anl Wnljam
n;;xiceilth Ward-M'llcr's hall, corn., w.,
i othcs wi ssst Thu lfon chae. IT, ssss, icy
chIeaf.nnth hIIn,fss1nth ward-sehroc'lcrs 1laI,, NJ
srrn sImn %SwF.l3ccsncr Twenty NTH and r,u,,,,
s Ssycnth wass.So. a4i Hine isj,nd,ox
Thlrh Wnrd-Sn. t)f}0 Wabash. nv
LMe!.!n Mar1.Gorncr 1'olk.tt. and w,.,,,
, 1876-11-01

BARSTOHS NEW EMPRESS RANGE
was awarded Inst premium nt hoth the American
Institute Fasr. Now York, and The Mechanics As-
ISOLATION Fair At 1ostoh, aud like all bis stoves,
economical md ansable. Dnlton, 1G2 State sr1et.
, 1876-11-01

OBTAINED ALL THE HONORS.
All tho honora attatnah!o ut Tho Centennial
were awarded to the new IL 'Autonatic" sewing
machine Of the Wilcox Il Gibbs Sewing. Machine
Company. On view ut 200 and. 203 Wabash ave-
nuc, Chicago.
, 1876-11-01
TIE T4iDERNACL1t.

| -
| last sunday AFTERNOON haro psofcescd to find tho
| Savior. Al ono inqutry.mceting, in shicl,
thcrc wcrc ovcr ian ncrso,,s. r,sry nm ar HEM
er o1naEy In u te na
Of daily prayer.meetinr of forty @cn, every
"oo'u w 'es"."e" as Attic iess I'au 'i1'rac!e'
yet sucli meeting Is now held every ay at tic
Lower Farwcll Halt, under tho leadership OF
Mr. Sharp, hlmsclf reformed man, aud tho
number is daily Increasing. Let 1t be under
stooa at'at tpese i"eh aso ,lot mercy seeking 70
neeohlc temperate men, Hnt 10 'hcconle Chrls-
tfans; AMI many Of them have already found
49," ,s.'. ,o. -. 's,s, -. 'ss,I sun
experience ttat inc grace oi doa IS aole TO savc
thcm from their nppetttcs Ii we'll as from my
otnsf sln ah,1 sorrow , ,....--
Christian believers need not spend any moro
nror,c nycry ,',1,t ,s,,eor ~ tnn ~.
115n!e essrs M m,sn1 lssGf ~ tMo aiter'ncelnE
1 nd an iem tha to ae s
Where arc tic men ind women With tho tGospsei
sffE'e n. Moo,v r.,, IN, sor,,,ro ,o.son from
aEeS tG; shn shap'es OIL. o ar rst G Mr. Mr.
"Jusls Of Nazareth pgassctll BY, The opening
prayer was n,iy ~ the Icy. ames G. Cary, Of tho
ng ates Ajar" ~ 7 te Sbos s convtcru !eF ts
Witch nas'ete: ahoat 90 ooo s pessen:, IT. Mooy
announced n, sl. h!s tsxt, Luke, ~, 1s-lo:
unos e 'ns n.so 9rd bs y an T9 e. ST. s nth
s "a IT, f. a S IN g
the Hind: to ket H. liberty THIN that ufc brascJ 10
preach tho acccft able yc"r of tte Lori.
rh,. Urn, rhr,s,,s : t,ns,In' SERMON: .or,on IT,
Tint al,cr Ie Ind rcai 20 much out Of ii.c book Of
em II ss sy H. SeGk setpu.o ape Ss a
nrt.h among lis own townsnconlc' ia ind hern
tat e has, ns suma ss b.sk nan tapa pp Lied
pic have heard of tho strange voice which spokn
hey no doub EXPECTED some great hne II M from nHu 5iu
them. great many people ion't know What At
spell, Or. In the wofIs Of ny text It means Tho
''ncccptahle year Of the Lortl." in TINT sxty.
first ehap.er df Isaal l.e stopped, right In tic mid
come 10 d. lfe Ind CONC to preach thc 5;ospcl to
the poor. to heal tho broken. .teared, to proclaim
nnd sn eet ut liberty them That aro braised and 1,
aseYptaSlo year Of the Lord; thea lo so.sd tSe ts
"Thc day OF vengeance Of oir God ~; '''''
Chrlst shut up tho buok iie will como back by
" s N g9 ~ t. @ md 70
tle9 H. sat @ tho aoof W WI b. ;nt: Sow led thSt
dln't like Il, receive gad ttdjnyst Ono proof that
psople don't believe the nible L wien Hey wear
Ts a the an o 70
Gospel Is good tdipEs Of rrcot ioy which
sl,all bo q all people, 7',ior into ~
e upon The of aa the sns nsus
bet.er ttdirga, and il Is dad tidlnsa Of ifenyrn
Into ETyp and % oo at m pssaes as fe dGS
, 1876-11-01
YOUR OLD CLOTHES SENT ny FxpRf

YOUR OLD CLOTHES SENT BY EXPRESS
10 cook s. McLaln, No. 10 DsaEbosn alreet, Chi.
cago, nuw while not needed for fall Or winter can
bo repaired, clcaRcd. or dyed at tslalng expense,
aud returned, e. q. d.
, 1876-11-01

TWELFTH WARD.
AZ msmbsn Of Company A, ilayet and Whesler
Guards, ara requested 70 meet ut their arnosy,
Ole Aad!son street, Thursday, at 7;JQ D, a.
sharp. Important business on hand.
, 1876-11-01

GRATEFULLY REFRESHING,
Dr.. Pstee's f1psal Riches ls tho perfume for
elcrgy1ncn. public speakers. tentitts 4pd ply
sielans.-tt ks 70 gtaieiully rctrcsLinS.
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- - see e---rfrt e.. . ID ls -
rs--.--ee o. pc - ne s,fr-r
-f-.. ZOE. as 80 irsf. De- c.rtrt. CO. ssr-r
49, - o. -.. Zen. 80. -
30 "a ts'as r'--yrf aF-.l- - 49, .-.ll-zs
SD t.rarr Co.. e. g.
buAsF & CtFtHtaT Ger Their fr-
y -rs- ~ lt~ pubic --r ihe -.f rs tra,
~ wl estate gitfort uis.fr- o..
c'ar r. fo g. 30. e-1r.oriu- der. -.--
.-- st.rT f- r. r-.i sad rfer- la...
'ae -u-..- .-'or 70 -, -~rri I4rr.ot.-
w. @ ~Tl'' 'u $40 s.i.4 Co. .t.s p
.'-- =, ii'--sss o. o. riir - re rlll..a.
.1EI 3i-
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ECTTGR. NOTICE.

- lart.y.
IN 80 >''r.H of lirao., g. Greet ..
4-- q E.rou-.ou. st,sl - Poe
q ti.f.f Corn. in trc S.2ts e.
a .is H' lrrcl- rt.iifV rha' 80 e..
-a ir'i.. 'ar uSUs pa. 81
' -e 81. Iu tir -, ~ rre-
e.--i lf ssh: .tlt- or tl- ii.- Tuc.-
ias e. .r- .1risv i- Nsyrrl-
'er. lI. fue 7ll Jat sf N.yrfnhrr.
--twseu .h. i-4lrs cfN So c.u. 4 4.
". -.i' so.c,o. = T. 81. tire prr.0-,
-.,-L-S 1iitrrs tfl gse,t ..tiaI
'''"-- Oh CAL tLe 80. O.. 90, S'tie Z
.ue agt tor
DIE pe-so7 Tor Pro='ie-: % .ic L..
"A ~.at-. AMI one POI .u To-. N.-.
re-ilsr.scftr- Uu:tej t,-.
'. 1ri0i-v o. tIr 'o--ftf..--. ~
tie U@ire. STATES aud the Ssl-c ~ iai.-
aaa.
Do v''nes, whereof t4-, D .. sl.
50 nv bout si..s ,-ll o. SAID r..-, 90
J 90 'r'...- 18Th oft .fo. Is. ID. : 20.
.lIll. j. Ei4.iDN -TJE.T. -. T.. g..
FBOCLAlrAIllr.
state Ii- aua. D.l-.i, cla.t-. 50.
Ihe qualified ~o'cr- ,rBaasi. ~o.n.-
are herryy 1)t-.icd Co.. t.e ruI. VII
b. opened a. to y ual O tc-> a. hold ~
election, a. toe 81. -rl' Tnun>hip, ~
-aid COuIts. Indiana. on the Fret
iuesdry iH Ns.Citi-.r is7s. .or 'lr prr-
pose mentioned 90 ,lr FOREGOING pre-
-eIDe. whereof al persons interested
- Z! ,l.-r nOii-e aud govern Z. .m~,.v,s
iccor l4ly. Ntnc-- my han audi
-cai. tl.i- the 18th day OF October.
1875.
a. & 4. EDHONSTON, Sheriff D. c.
OCi. IB. T6-sw.
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- tir,H.; Co-fs "a. Leen in se.-icr
'i- Veri his Loaar. O.. -. we.so7i.
'.Tr-'ding. ard john e. haf.r, E.1-
-roiiag -'ss riess Of "a State.
lh-re 1.as N ordinarily full Igcset. AMI
. . retty vel clesae,l. b. c0art IS no,
--e'z o. adjourn UaiV sc-aovroE.
As-.ng tie stioruey. ~ ..-clispcc, BE-
secs o-- county bar. v-c uot.1s Mr.
7-trorS. % Wa.Liagrcn. Messrs.
irr-Iscn. T. 1rf NiTer % Pea surg.
f'-F'args IL AMI = loT - Lsavea-
worm -ud ~ :. Hsrirty. Of Paol.
Tier ave tsen 20 Important iFi, O.
li'--is i--s-e,t -'g'1, the attention 81
80 -1urt- We vi. give a .,,terue.t Of
'.--i. -,-i 90 ---..-s aeKf peeL.
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EI il.ca \ Dilon. attorney, a. law.
have procured an az stairs ROOM over
.Jo.ert TroAlv-is >aIi.sry shop 10. rii
III
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Real Estate fer Sale I
DOa.E& CsPEHsRT.
Zeal Estate Agents. Jasper. Ind.
nfIEh Tor sals the I0l.1,.iLs Lssir-
~ ahtr az cts:

l1.- u-'.A. ESTE. e. uir ..uU.
ofei--.. -. 5 ..iHg .Enr -.o. ia.
-lt-r ui ru0I>- lsAFrI. -sie- & -.. .i-
20 i.2s au 0u'cr'p 0f 5'crk coal - iu-Lr
.Aira, near the Air L.ur r.iiwss.
No - = good l.ou -. It .1tiuJa-rer.
I."i ZOO feet -luare o.. Ns-t I4i4 --.,.t,
GOOD well O. wafer. st-.b.,-. -. ace
FL Cd.
N. Jl-l-- -cre, e me Improved
land Ia Ia T0-. -hip a. are a. md
and und-r =Ood Ience. GOOD orchard
good iNO--fslA {. ..iue hOr q good bar,
plenty = good w4;rr. Price suG terms
~ l,0l lbie.
NJ 5+-ieo scrss Of nnimproyed land.
- -be crossing ~ fi.a I;OrkPOst snd Al
i--re Railroads I.-tE IiuH-ingbU- b.
wi.- enough timber lvr lire BO5d ca fl
20 Us Tor IL.
No a. Steam saw N:i. " 'ih = COOL
pair - French BARR To- gIiEiin, corn.
engine Al inch cy!inder. h1..cr n. in
q splendid ,c-ation for E5r-ieg Vii.
and with Tower sui H. ~ rIl bJ'k
Corr sad >aw I.ii. sad a. =. river
u-r-r tie suTn 80 -r- - iu. X
i.au -.i'iC. -A;ts-hcj Fl. Itt,A "a! i.au..
't ~ "tt.r % -t1t 4''- ett.l --tJtt
80 .eure theron r. --.. g..f- 3 n1.
20 4 ora ely irTIa-- \ r-.-e s1.-rui- .a.i.
20. i5----Go God G y o->fors tsss,... bon
on .ocm- snd cellar. siatl, ald cot.
t-.f' I--. splendid we'll OF w-ie-. rAr
iv-a.l i.'n for ur>ife'.c- in tie -owr al
Jasper. Hricc SlU10 terms. $50 ca.-s.
balance IT, ! aud = wears.
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U-A thsliricsi compan, -aii % hail
from Ch.csEo. L.. gave two Perior-
ruauce- "a : huAn.4-aer', l-.l ;hi, wee,
toAvery -.nS,i audience
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~ Fc,~rt Brothers have tcen run
uias their f.J--.u< ~! uieL; and DAY
f5f three or -four We-k, r...
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TFPui ~ bon ,.li-sy Tor uiedic.l
Purpose puF-h a,ed directly from ,he
j..ii.,ssy. - T. Nrr.z i GO.
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UE-guire i.-mins. o. Pvrt-r,vilic.
3. hapI, IIiier o b5unci.- - Cen
rsrriai boy. Saceess q tie boz
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JASPER COURIER.

- Tbs 'aIm o. !hon,sli G-wer,
80 .!lri . s.sse,He-s - Peuumery %
7. " ~ : 60.
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Not Euboxet Ut. ,pr sale l,r 50 -
Tstal.s AZ s7O-At tie t0uRff1 CgTf.E.
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Dn.>tic -.slns Machine.
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- 1ats-ri,, fs- ID. Csuuor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-10
ALEXANDRIA,

THE FowLE STEVENS AFFAIR.-The city
sergeant this morning received q writ from
George I. Turner, clerk OF the special COM
mittee OF the house OF delegates, requiring
him to summon Alexander Hunter and
Thomas Beckman" to appear before the
committee on the nth instant, at 4 O'Clock
p. m, "to give evidence In the matter OF con-
troversy between VIM. II. Fowle and Judge
George 8. Stevens Mr.. Hunter was not
found by the sergeant, and no such person az
city, the writ will be returned "not found"
ACCIDENT.-Col. John Howard, OF Rich
mond. who WAS counsel for Mr.. McVeigh In
his numerous suits with Underwood, and
who is well known in this city. fell on the
Ice during the late sleet and broke his arm,
BURGLARY residence Of Capt p. r.
Hooe, corner OF Prince and Washington
streets, was entered by thieves last night a. d
robbed OF property amounting TO about
SEQ Gd-ette. 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-10

THE FOwLE-STEVENS INVESTIGATIONS
The special committee of the House charged
Judge George Stevens, of Nelson county. in
connection with the loss OF certain funds by
Mr. FOwle, OF Alexandria, met last night
Judge Stevens and Mr.. Fowle were present,
and the latter underwent a long examina-
ton. 1t appeared from Mr.. Fowles testi-
mOny that he commenced drinking on the
LIST of January, Saturday. and Sunday
went to Worsham's, and there met viii
Judge stevens. For two days he was play-
ing with Stevens, and George Hill, of Wor-
sham's establishment, and his losses amoun-
Ted 10 $4,000 in District OF Columbia bonds
worth $4,000, and considerable amount fof
money, derived from checks drawn by Fowle
on Richmond and Alexandria banks and
cashed by WOrsham. About half OF these
funds have been returned. The grand Jury of
the Hastings court will meet to morrow,
Witnesses have been summoned to testify
on indictments against Messrs Fowle and
Stevens for unlawful gaming.-l Richmond
J'd.) Dispatch. FEB. 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-10
GEORGETOWN.

HEBER TENT OF RECHABrrEs dedicated
their new tent room In Forrest Hall Monday
evening. The newly elected officers were
1psta lied by High Chief Ruler Hon. VIM X.
Hunt About ten O'Clock the members and
guests sat down TO a splendid supper, and
amer speeches by District Chief Ruler Glow
ans, c. p. T. Mahoney, aud songs by p. G. r.
Lee, Scott, Williams, Gates and Others the
comp any separated.
CATTLE MARKET-l Reported by J. II.
heagtd & Cb.l-l5I cattle on the market; las
sold, at prices ranging from 39c. TO 6Hc per
10; left over. lac sheep offered, and sold
from ~ 10 &c. per 10. 10 cows and calves sold
from SIS TO $50 per head. Market dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-10
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Inyesti-
CATION.

Correspondence OF the baltimore Sun from
Annapolis, Feb. 3, says: The senate commit
chesapeake and Ohio canal company reas-
sembled to day.
DEPOSITION OF w W. CORCORAN
MI; w. W. Corcoran, of Washington, being
unable To attend In person before the inyes-
tigating committee, made a deposition be-
lore notary public In Washington city, in
answer TO certain written Undergraduates
The substance of the deposition is as follows:
l am holder Of preferred bonds of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio canal company, and am
also one OF the trustees appointed by said
company under a deed dated June 5, 1913. /
hold these preferred bonds as an indi vidual,
and in no other capacity, and have received
payments OF coupons on said bonds since
June IL, 1872, where and as the same were
pad by the company. / have not in any
capacity paid to the present management of
tle canal, or to any person for them, directly
or indirectly, any bonus, gift fee, reward, or
price for payment OF said coupons, nor does
mere exist any agreement OF whatever kind
between me and the management of the
canal, or any one connected with IL, or any
other person for 1t, directly or Indirectly, for
the payment hereafter in any way or shape
Tor the payment Of such bonus, gift, fee re-
ward, or price for payment Of such coupons
TO be hereafter made to me. / have never
been approached by or received any intima-
ton from the president or directors of the
canal, or by or from any other person, that
any such bonus. fee, &c, was desired or ex-
pected. No rebate or discount was ever
taken by Alexander Brown Il Sons for pay
ment TO me OF any coupons, nor is there any
arrangement, now or hitherto, requiring
Dondholders to pay any sum to any person
in the premises. have always received the
tuli race value OF each coupon as 1t has been
John Purdy, OF Washington. testified to
the same effect, as did John w. Burke, of
AMInex xa Va; Frederick N. Colston, of
Davis, OF Montgomery county; Nelson Poe.
and Eugene Van Ness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-10

klCKED TO DEATH BY A NEGRO.-Con-
siderable feeling and excitement have pre-
vailed in the village of GAINESVILLE, in this
county, during the past week, over the
death OF Mr.. Michael &. Carr. the keeper of
an inn at that place, which is said to nave
been the result of a kick recei we'd in the
stomach, on last Monday evening" from a
negro man named George Washington On
that evening about I O'Clock, Washington
went into the res taurant of Mr.. Carr for the
purpose of collecting money owed to him by
Mr.. Carr, for the use of his team in hauling
ice. 1t seems that there had been no agree
ment made between the parties as TO the
price of doing the work, and the negro, upon
being offered q certain sum, became intip-
nant and expressed his dissa tisfaction by
oaths and disorderly conduct, whereupon
Mr.. Carr ordered him to leave the house.
which he reluctantly did. But after a few
minutes he returned and resumed his I'M
conduct. He was again ordered to leave.
which he absolutely refused to do. Mr. Carr
then made attempts TO eject him by force,
when fierce struggle ensued, in which Mr..
Carr received kick in the abdomen, from
the effects Of which he died on Thursday
night. BE gave no signs OF his injury for
some time after he received the blow, when
ne was taken with commissions The family
physician and priest were then Summoned,
and all human effort made to relieve the
patients sufferings, but to no avail. WASH
fngton has been arrested and compelled to
give bail In $500 for bis appearance at court
Montgomery CJssnfg Md Advocate,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-10

MARRIED WOMEN AND BUSINESS PART
SEESHIPS.-1n The case of David Ball
against Mrs. r iZabeth Lester and Samuel
n Halrls action on a promissOry note, in
The city court, Judge Brown has decided that
written agreement ot partnership in the
br1ck business between Mrs. Lester, who
was al the date OF the agreement a married
woman, and Harris, could not be admitted
IN evidence to prove the partnership. a mar
rled woman being incapable Of forming n
business partnership even with the consent
OF her husband. He said il might be shown
that after the death of her husband Mrs Les
ter and Harris became partners in the BUSH
ness, as she would then be capable of enter
ing INTO such 8 contract. The case IS on trial.
BdhO Sun 10th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-10
Condensed LOcala.

Robert Beall sends Hape7,s Veeky for
February 10.
DIR. Busey has resigned the professionally of
diseases OF infancy and childhood in the
medical department Of the University OF
GEORGETOWN.
AT meeting of the board OF trustees OF
1he reform school on Tuesday last at the
house of Mr.. Henry A. Willard, Albert Drew,
one OF the inmates, was discharged upon APP
plicatiOn of his father.
The Knights of st. Joseph No. I have
elected the following assistants to the chief
marshal Of the procession to take place on
st Patrick's day: James +. Fancy and w.
d. III. Magyar.
Miss Ann Reed, maiden sister of the late
H. w Reed, in passing through her dwelling
on + street, yesterday afternoon fell into
The furnace area and sustained severe bruises
about the head and face. She is in the list
year of her age.
The sacred concert To be given at the New
York avenue Presbyterian church to NOR
row evening will be the musical event of the
season. All Of the finest singers in the city
are enlisted, and their selections are most
choice. full house should compliment
Them
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No VISIT FROM THE CROWN PRINCE
While the officers of the second brigade were
aeitailng the subject of extending receo-
tiOn TO the Crown Prince Frederick of Prus-
STA last fall, upon the occasion of his pro
posed visit TO this country, Col Fred Unbe-
kart, commanding the eleventh regiment,
Indlted letter TO the Prince, teniering his
regiment as an escort during his visit next
summer. Yesterday the former received a
reply through Herr Norman, the private
secretary of the Crown Prince in which ne
states that, owiTg to personal matters, IL
Will be impossible for him TO visit America
at any tire this Near.-.N. Y Tlnes OH
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XIV. FRED BELLS NEW FIELp.-About
hut drec men in the Academy OF Music, of
brooklyn, last evening, formed a new re-
IIglous organization, OF which the Rev. Fred
Bell is TO be the pastor. A board of directors
was elected 10 superintend the work. Mr.
hell said that they were not to enter upon
the organization OF q church immedi ately
Mr.. Bells trial on charge of Improper pro-
posals is to be had on Friday night IN his
church, by the circuit committee. In the
mean time he has retained Norris 4 Pear
sail TO institute suits for SANDER against his
enemies.-[M y Sol Oh,
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SDaniel Sheehan, aged forty-fve years
was run over and killed by 4 train on the
Northern Central road withil the city linn
It's OF Baltimore last evening. Sheehan was
an employee OF the road.
1John ID. Lewis, colorei attorney at
law, late OF Boston, was yesterday admitted
10 practice al Philadelphia in the supreme
court OF Pennsy lvania. He is the first coll
ored lawyer ever admitted to practice in the
courts of Pennsylvania
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TIE BROADWAY spring style OF $ ilk Hat
has been introduced by James Y. Davis
Sons. GEL Psnnsyl ar la avenue. under Metro
p?litan Hotel. Its lightness and sly lish ap-
psarance willmake II very popular and de-
sirable as the dress bat for spring. 2S,6
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LOCAL NEWS.

AmUeem enfs, &C., T0.n1ghSs
Nnssonol 7heR1.-Clara Morris as Ca
mile"
1ords Op7a Howe.-"Humpty Dumpty.,
7heWer CoDaQe-" Wide Awake" and va
rieties.
Wizard HdH.-Billiard exhibition by liar
and GARNER.
M beTr,on Place NJ. Il. Church South. FEES
nval and Entertainment.
Masonic Te1aple.-Fair 10 aid in building a
school house for st. Aloysius parish.
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CITY ITEMS.

BTsT GAS BURHER in the ma-Set for
saw ng gas and In crease Of light. Sold for the
last four years by Hamilton & Pears N. Y.
NJ. {. A. Building s,'0.eo3
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metallic CsSTrR PIFCss-Hamilton &
Building. 9lo.eaa
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~Silhoutte valentine are the cheese.
~War TO the Bowenife, the Graphic ealls

~ War to the Bowenife, the Graphic calls
nIIt cost Pen nsylvania q round hundrea
thousand dollars to suppress the riots in The
coal regions last year.
IA great revival has been In progress In
Fairla1, VT. II suddenly collapsed. how
ever, when the minister forbade the bows 20
ing home with the girls.
V"xaudie" is what they call st. Louis
young lady. Her lover sings, "Conne into
the garden, Haudie, but put on your arctic
khoes.H