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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05
ALEXANDRIA.

TROUBLE AMONG LIQUOR DEALERS
Tbere is considerable complaint among the
can0ts LIQUOR dealers In this city con:
collector OF this district, in removing all tue
BOOKS and stamps from the Office here to
iMaasrisonburg Il is understood to be the
intention OF Mr.. Bolts to abolish the Office
here and carry on all the business at Har-
r1sonburg. Mr.. F. L. VanAuken the late
deputy collector, has been left out Of office
HOW TO SECURE SHASTA good many
AIexandrians visited the theaters in Wash
ington last night, and on the return trip
scarce. One OF those who were Compelled to
stand, determined to get q seat IL possible,
innocently inquired, in An audible tone, OF q
left Savannah" The other party prnm nt ~
replied that 1t was very bad, and he rather
thought that he had had slight attack him
time had brought him through" Upon
bearing the conversation there was q general
stampede nom the car. and the graceless
scamPs proceeded to make themselves com.
TIE GRAND ToRCH-LIGHr PROCESSION.
From present Indications the torch light
procession and ratification meeting on the
night OF the 18th instant promises to be the
largest political demonstration that has
taken place here for years. It 10 estimated
that between eight hundred and thousand
men VIII be In the procession bearing torches
and transparencies.
". MI CADLTs.-The corps of cadets from
the virginia Military Institute will pass
through this city tomorrow morning, via
the Virginia Midland train, on their way to
Philadelphia, where they will spend some
time visiting the Centennial Exposition.
LARGE NUMBERS Of persons left here this
morning on the early trains en- route to the
Centennial. Among them were about TWEEN
y. i've students Of st. Johns Academy,
wearing the neat uniform OF the school, and
under the leadership Of their PRINCIPAL
The long prevailing difiicufties In the CON-
gregation of the Beulah Baptist church are
10 De settled by q poll of the members next
Friday night Gazette, 4th.
WE are glad TO learn that Justice ]. o.
Kerby, Of Fairfax county, is enforcing the
game laws In bis neighborhoOd. A man
named Arlington has been arrested for
shooting partridges prior TO October 18th,
and fined pursuant to the statute.
A DOG FIGHT was to have come off at Col
ross yesterday between Phonsey Arringtons
dog and Washington purp. The fanciers
couldn't agree, however, and the mattel was
SSroken off.
RICHARD 8. MINER, OF Alexandria, has
been admitted to the bar Of the District of
Columbia.-t Sentinel, 4th.
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POLICE CoURr-J,uice H,,.U

BRUTALITY ExTRAoRDINARY-A Nan
Set Upon and Torn to Pieces on Bull Doos.-A
terrible affair occurred about noon yester-
day on the farm of Daniel Thomas across
the river. 1t is stated that at the time naue /
George Long took a stroll wcst of the Olen-
taDgy river In quest of walnuts. He entered
the premises OF Daniel Thomas and COM
menced picking up apples. He had picked
up but few when Mr.. Thomas put in an
appearance with two powerful bull dogs,
which, 1t Is alleged he set on the man. They
went for Long with all the ferocity of their
rage nature, and finally got him down on
the ground, when q desperate struggle en-
sued. One Of the dogs fixed his teeth in
Longs face, while the other seized him by
the leg and wounded the man In q most
friehtful and horrible manner, literally tear
ing out portions of the flesh and decorating
an artery. 1t is reported that the struggle
on the ground battles description, and Tor
pure, uDadulterated brutality lays in the
shade SponIsh bull fight or anything OF
the sort. II Is reported that before the friends
OF Long could rescue him from the Jaws of
the savage brutes he was so badly torn to
pieces that persons intimate with him could
not recognize him. His cries for mercy while
Inc animals were setting their bloc ~ teeth
INTO his mesh were perfectly heartrendiup
Some OF bis friends, who happened to be near
al hand, nnally got him away from the dogs
And brought him to his home, much ex-
hausted from the frightful encounter and
loss OF blood, In most pitiable condition.
DR.. Neil was called and rendered surgical
attention, but pronounced the man almost
You'd the skill OF any Physician ONO
State Journal
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THE COURTB.


Fraser ve. Prather; continued on account
OF death OF Prather. Smith VS.. Johnson;
motion TO dismiss allowed. Cluss, use, &c,
mitted.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Julqe DIN.
Robert Walker and Redmond Smith, as
sault on and robbery OF VIM. A. Remburg on
september 8, 1876; guilty. Henry Jen kins,
grand larceny OF goods, the property OF VIM.
Collins, valued at $50; not guilty. Frede-
ceny OF clothing from Eldridge Miles, plead
WIN. Hawkins, charged with stealing a
horse, buggy and harness, valued at St70.
from VIM. Simpson; not guilty.
POLICE CoURr-Jdee Shell.
TO day. Lewis Douglass, assault and bat
terry on sarah Dorsey; IS. Albert Fetrick,
assault and battery on Lizzie Betterma an:
$40. Robert Coleman, larceny of IS from
Rosa baltimore, who paid 1t out to him for
one dollar. by mistake; restitution of "a or.
dered, or 80 days In jail. John Tolson, pro
family; IS. Matte Hughes, Disturbing
georgetown; SIS, John O'Hagan q small
boy, charged with throwing stones In the
steet; 81. Charles SPOTS was bitten by Pc.
Ter Delaware's dog, which was ordered to be
Killed. John T. Cbismond, selling rum with
out license, on Good Hope hill; dned $50, In
add1tl0n TO the license OF S10O-appeal taken.
Jonn Wiillams, larceny OF tn" "H'. IONS ;,o,,
Dreaded guilty; SO and costs.
Peter Harvey, charged with selling liquor
Without license, at the corner OF sd and II
streets; fined s150-an appeal taken; and
bonds given.
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LOCAL NE VS..

Amusements, Ac, Tonight
National TheGa-"Two Men Of Sandy
Bar"
F6rds Opera Hosase.-Madame Rentz's Fe-
male Ministries.
Th<ater Oomsewe--Matt Morgan's Living
Statues and va Giles
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The Lushernu synod.


TIE SESSION Io-DAf-BkoIHth GRAVES,
OF BALTIMORE, ON TRIAL.
Last night the Lutheran synod OF Mary
land partook of the synodical communion A.
ar soroor,., I,,haron ,r,-.h D.. ~
VIC A~'Ae~A euion' h7'. Dr.
Du'' ronv,s z,ss,or
this morning-the half hour previous thereto
being devoted to devotional exerciae. Tne
charges against Rev. Uriel Graves, prsrerred
The charges are three in nnmbsr up i t9r Tisi.
bose series OF specincation tn snstsin e"ch
charge. The first charge fs CREATING schism
in the church, and the speci ficafior, es.nrts
that he, az pastor, allowed q secret DRAM.
zation TO be formed among the vonng men
Of bis church, And 10 NEST in the chnrc ch
bers or the council Of his chn no s1 p AMEND
the meetings. There were severaI vitnesses
called, who TESTIFIED as 10 the existence of
The organization.
ing permitted the organization In connection
with the church, stated that he thought 1t
that . large number of the young men be.
lopRed to Masonic and other orders, and
neglected to attend the prayer meetings, and
an met
1t was only Q secret society and not Q Ma
sonic organization; that any member OF the
miited as a member aftsr Initiation.
The second charge is contumacy in the Of
fee OF pastor, and the specification sets forth
letters and neglected his pastoral duties by
lecturing for Organi cations not within the
church; that he furnished material to news
tiers In the Lutheran church.
The third charge is, "Failure to pay debts:
obtaining loans under false suggestions,
publication In the Lutheran Observer that he
owned but fifty dollars. The charge SETS
forth that be owed much larger debts 10 his
Rev. Drs. Diehl and Ovens appeared as
counsel for Graves; Rev. Drs. Barclay and
s1 or for for the Prosecution II Z .
he held tervices At other places detrimental
TO bis own CT urch.
, .; An n zing sne charges against DIT. Graves,
Of schism 10 concerned, that he organized
secret society OF some kind In his church.
he said " was an organization which tended
10 promote holiness and elevate the morals
NOW the members OF the synod who were
not members Of the organisation were anx-
ways did they interrogate Mr. Graves to
nave Dim divuige tne ritual OF his organiLa-
uon. ms ne decIlned 70 DO, because he felt, |
f ~ az ssio' tnat ne was pound with his col. |
IsItn WIN them 0y olvuIgfng their secrets.
"A moer:Z"Do you owe more allegiance |
70 So1I soc.et5 tnan 70 tnis synodY"
of the orssni1ation To tbe t hn. secrets &c ,
uo~ieyS 49, In srnos1t !. ~. ~ LII, ous ~ Iue
+ viii tel, everytp;nn hal \. don on LIZ tS
meetings of The secret oroanization '
Snof6er nero her "WeII iS no, a., ,.,,
those men, hH,. whv 40 " r,,, YOU can tei1
Don't You violate commence AZ mncb Nv III.
vuigins 10 those three a. to one hundred
MT. Graves essayed no reply.
Inc testlmopy OF Witnesses indicated that
"a r. 0I1Vee nad organized q side OrgantZa- |
ton sfter the Masonic order. 1t had several
degrees.
"A memoerc"How does Brother Graves
knOw Ehen 10 administer the second de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

PROF. EWING preached to his Chicago
conversation on Sunday on the "Origin of
the Organic World" In the course of his
remarks he said: "Mr. Huxley has just said
that be speaks not about the cause Of the
universe, but only about the manner Of the
great event Now, to these illustrations of
organized material add millions upon mil
lions of varieties, filling the surface OF the
earth with their bones and imprints and
forms, and the scene becomes 30 vast and
impressive that In presence Of the spectacle
all unbelief for the moment vanishes, the
argument assumes the power Of q demon:
stration and the soul seems to feel all
through It's depths the presence Of the AL
globe ID its most eloquent voice In favor of
Q God. One may lock upon the great mouu
tains and mills with delight and wonder, but
he might feel that the earthquake made the
hill and that the elements made the soil and
the verdure; but when amid the shady pines
one sees the cottage OF man and the joyous
children at the gate, hears them speaking q
language or singing . song, the earthquake
forces and al the elements must be set
aside - causes, and creative mind must
come TO help as explain the mystery. In
this pageant OF life Lee the chief evidence OF
. peronal Creator"
NThe latest pool selling In New York on
the Indiana election stood Williams, demo-
cIet, 500; Harrison, republican, SIS.
~EI00v. Barbour Lewis. has declined 9
republican nomination from the 10Th con-
nessional district Of Tsnnesoeo.
~Rev. J. B. Patterson. paSesr OF q Pre-.
byteYian church at ElisAhoth n. T., Va YES.
tsaday tried By the Proobyt try On charEcs 81
intampsrapco, Woieh Nege sustaineds
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CAN'T BE PosTPoNED.-The District Com
misiioneTs have received q communication
from Mr.. Thomas Wilson, OF the State Gen.
ter NAL Board for the District OF Columbia,
stating that 1t will be fmpracticable to post
pone the Mary land day, as suggested by the
District Commissioners, SO as not to inter
fere with the ceremonies OF unwilling the
Mcpherson statue, which had been fixed on
that day; the marshals and heralds having
been chosen and signifled their acceptance
Of that day, and the Centennial Commission
having agreed to the day named, the 10Th
instant
The Commissioners also received q COM
munication to-day from Hon. John H. B,
LaTrobe, mayor Of Baltimore and state Gen.
tennial Commissioners for Maryland, and Mr..
8. N. Shoemaker, alternate, inviting them
and the citizens Of this District to be present
at the celebration OF the maryland day.
in Philadelphia, on the 18th instant, and as
surfing them Of the pleasure 1t would give
the people of that state to unite with the Me-
tropolitan city In celebrating the independ-
ence, one Of whose results was to give TO the
latter Its existence rs the capital OF the ma
ton.
The invitation has been accented.
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE OF CHrKp SIGNAL OvYrcnn,l
NAaHIEaIAA Qcfaher LIZA. q

In the middle states and New England,
falling, followed by nearly stationary ba-
rometer, Stationary or rising Temperature
and partly cloudy weather, with easterly 70
southerly winds In former, and westerly 70
southerly " inds in latter.
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WHAT KNOW ABOUT WOOL.
ALARaE ASSORTMENT OF
YOgTHs' AID
stylish Wooden Suits
slsS.::.
These Suit. are priced much below value, and are
ACTUAL BARGAINS.
Black Dress Suits
Of.rsally s .sii.i.et as'; character.
Black Oss.imers TrOcks,
Vests 70 Match.
s16 90, Bet.
Fine worsted D. b Frock Goats,
With
Y Fer e.: Z sisss ss,'
Sest Quality Medieatsd yIsunei
Shirt. and Drawers
s1.ss. Net Cash.
Excellent Bed. Flannel Drawers
For S1.3S, het.
Red.Ylsnn.I Drawers
For 90 cents, Net.
Msrino Shirts and Drawers,
Good Articles,
For 80 cents and ol.3S, Net Cash.
Country in,t. Shaker knit; Champion, Scotch
Wool. Merino and Scarlet Half Hose.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
PRIO1e MARKED III PLAIH IIGUREs.
Cash DISCOUNT, fIN PEI CENT
GEORGE o. hENNINo,
ssp1s-n 40 slv1HTH sTRnnI.
TRUNKsI ~
| TRAVELLING BAGS,
| PeOKlR BOOKS, SHAWL sTRAPs.
| &C.. &c.. nc.
- E: ;:ss; i 80:
JAMIe q. TOPHAA,
as y. eln.zr. snasr TIE big wire sisn extend
Ir.a... se.. tAosoashs ana ,ro.sss r:.:,ssd
6l8 FsspIHEr y, sr H ". - 49, .s
r.: ~ 81: go: g r. :: 3. - 81 f.:
SsH:ssfs; Is - 6 .; =;
ss1n~ sns SIz : %.
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OPENING OF LAW SCHOoL.-The open-
Ing Of the Law School, Georgetown Univer-
s1fy took place last night at 9onzaga College
ball. The opening lecture was delivered by
MI N: +. Morris, the subject being the his
tory OF law, the progress OF which he traced
from the beginning of civilization down to
the present time, giving the names and char
acter sketch OF many famous law-givers and
founders of codes.
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The invitation has been accepted.
THE FouNDArIos on THE wAsH1

THE FOUNDATION OF THE WASHINGTON
MoNUMENT.-The board OF engineers, CON-
sisting of Lieutenant Colonel John ID. Kurtz
Lieutenant Colonel James G. Duane, Lieu
tenant and Colonel O. A. Gilmore, detailed
TO examine the fundation Of the Washington
monument, met at the ONCE OF the society
10 day, and after an examination of
the various papers and drawings relating to
the monument proceeded to the monument
society, Mr.. f. l.. Harvey, with q view to q
partial examination OF the situation there.
The ben ch mark established by Mr.. Robert
Mills, architect Of the monument In its early
days, for determining In future time whether
any settlement had taken place in the foun-
dalton OF the monument was not(d by the
board. The mark Is the meridian stone
placed short distance due west of tae
monument by President Jefferson,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05
GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.
WM H WHEATLBYs PREMIUM sT1AN
!" nnE.EG And SC0URIHa ESTABLISH.
ESTABLISHED 1881.

stufs, Chcnicsls, &c frst-class Workmea, sIi
needed MachineIy. and . life time KXpsrieDce, /
sm prepared TO DO all Work In nv line IN 4 sty ls
nneur Pc. So BY any aoiishn emit in the country
Mork sent for aud delivered without extra Oh arr Q
In any part OF the District: sed from and re-
turred te any place In the country BY mall or en-
press. Once aud Works Ho. 90 jefferson street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

ROMAN GOLD. Lake George Diamonds
onyx, Silver and Jet Jewelry, in all the fall
styles, received at Prigg's Jewelry Store,
NO 451 pennsylvania avenue, near AZ street.
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CITY TIE Ms.


DR.. White, CnIropodist, OF nfteen years
RiscucaI exper1eoce throughout the United
States and Canadas previous TO being To-
cated In Washtngton, ID. c., I'm 1851, success
ully treats Corns, Buniops, Diseased Nails,
Snnpiaine, Safcuiar Excrescences, &c, at
opposite Wulard's Hotel. Fee, 81 per visit.
.h1noyAL-Fsra Class SECURING and Dyes,,o.
A. Fischer has enlarged his estsplishfnenf
oy removing 70 his new building, 906 q street
northwest, three doors from eth street. near
tne =; 3. Patent once. By promptly adopt
american or European invention, he 10 en-
eoIed 70 DO any work In q manner not TO be
e9ualed d. those not possessing these facil-
isBs 9,f3.i&
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BLAcK and colored CAshmere In al the
new and beautiful colorinzs, can Be found
~ Burdetts's, No. zee tn stIeet-AdsE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

Dr. O. W. BKNsoN's CRLRRY AND CHAN
0nILI PILLS are prepared expressly 20 cure
Slck Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
NC Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplesmees, and will cure any case Price,
% cents. Sold by al Druggists In Washing.
TON. Georgetown and Aiexandria 80 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

DISEASED FRUIT IN CALIFoRNIA.-Were re-
eTet to observe In the fruit this year, more
especially the pears, SYMPTOMS of the attacks
OF worms-a fact which is quite uncommon
and which we have not noticed until the
present season. 1t has been the boast OF
California that, whatever might be said
about the coarseneSs or lack offiavor In their
eruit, 1t was entirely without blemish of any
kind and free from the attacks of insects.
If we are to be subjected to the same annoy
ance and damage that are experienced In
eastern orchards and vineyards from the
ravages Of In sects, 1t behoovss our horticul-
turisis 10 take the most vigorous measures
for the protection OF their fair fruits before
the attacks of the insects and all that thew
ere heir TO shall have so diseased the trees
and vines that perfect fruit Is the exception
rather than the rule. We have been told
that grapes are suffering somewhat FINN
blight, mildew or mold, although &c is a
noticeable fact, in many localities at least.
that tire Black Price and White Muscat
varieties are most seriously affected by It.,
q vtneos these veneties often being badly
diseased while one OF another kind by the
side OF '. will be healthy and vigorous. The
appearance OF the mold is sometimes mistak-
Ell for that Of the dreaded phylloxera, which
IL getting q slight foothold in California
whey ards.-(Stockton Cal Independent.
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, DC.
$25 6oR Rs ls g ed sv .c5
case Of Seminal Weak ness, Loss Of Wig Jr OF ImDo-
ssss.,. SSs ssa 'iss,
~ for the Loss Of Voice in Oeerstie OF other
singers and egeskersi also hssAi cstsrrh, Rheums-
tim s.u;; d S.qr.s ohISSs sss. nTs.,lse
Give him . trial; cure guarsptesc OF no charge.
No. 16< N. Reward street, bsltimors, Nd. Ioclose
TO stanps Dan give the best referenoes IN his
nR. LION. TAs OIdsa EaabItssed s.6 Osls
~ RshabA Lddses' PAyssctas % fAs Csfy, oan be
r. fr c@ s o ens All rsns
arsaSs street, s1s =:
nR. BUOKLIR JoBEe twenty year, eI1e-
nan Tu%or. oasrss ssss ssfs.cton or no CHART.
Businea confidential. Rooms for patients. Ice
d. Howard street, Baltimore auen-u
"Strisrn0rIon1A Eo.,t,,s cure q p. z.
Ti,shi. .ysnos. oos.1lt.sises ffss 0 sass I'M
D:si; q :: at safS Is -: ssSsS; IA. q
s.SSas e9s.s. sessisse:, e L. pi ssicssts,
ssssssiy eostrsssss cure 6 50 sssfs. S,sSas e
gu e. s.ages quickly e.rsd, eed TIE poison sstirsey
sc. mS2 ri sesssss g ); q
9, $50 dsS,Iiy ess.1ls -. i.Rcss.g.
issssso., psiSssns,:s q = 80. -. 8 -.
~. q dsHi o. Rddi.s., "a ssssSoe,eS.: -
80: &c ss.: :ssT y,s sss go - Is
- e. ~ ~ - s 8. ~ - -
"a a. -: &; Is e n: r.: =.
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PARENTS AND GUARDIANS should re-
member that the onty eadosishnena In the
boys, youths ami children's clothing. IN
that Of B. Robinson q Co, 500 Pennsyivsnis
avenue, next to Williams. Their entire a.
snrtment u nesg and made up expressly TO
their ordey,-ACk4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

J. n. SslisP . Cs-
BANKRR9,
Hb Pe,uaytrnasa Apanse,
pay per cent interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits
interest paid January and July or cred
AS0o' 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

GOLDEN WEDDING.-Rev. +. r. Freems al,
ding" at Mt Pleasant next Saturday After
noon from to O'Clock. Mr.. Freeman, al.
thoJgh retired from the ministry, was one of
revival services In this city last spring. HIS
numerous acquaintances and many warm
friends viii no doubt be present on the fes-
tive occasioa, and wish him "many happy
returns Of the day"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05
NEW DEPARTURE.
OL6pET wAsHissT0S, IfHILApILpHdA

The .tesmsrs OF the above lima YIN leave Pnilass,
phia every sATURDAY. at 2 N. Tor -
Warrington; returnine, I'll leave
ct ~ m, for PhilsdelDhiA- No wSasfass oss
sG dyyasAs. Through bills Of lsdins issued % and
nvered daily from Q. n. % D. %. Orders for
delivery Of freights and received Of 1909 street.
and HIS Nh street northwest
w. p. CLYDE co.,
no. - o. Wharyes, Philadellhis
J. H. yOHHe0H 90,
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shksuLr OF ADVERTISING Ii THE STAR
Sone aays ago lady lost some valuable
me- NofIn one or two hundred dollars, and
appled 70 Detectives McDevitt and Ms
Ees D. io p, AID In II. recovery; They a.
vlse1 ner 70 a1Vertse the loss In TIE STAR,
recovered her property. 'Ae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

CITIZENS BUILDING AssoCIArIoN-At
ameeting OF the Citizens Building Company
last night. the following board OF directors
Vas elected: ]. G. McKelden. T. L. Tullock,
q. ~. Bigelow, j. @. Judo, w. b. Morgan,
samuel Emery, Z G. Davis, G. q. Durcan-
n $50, % Fuller, +. n. Green, r. Boyd, l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

ELECTION OF OFFIcERs--The annual
meeting Of the Massachusetts, Republican
Association was held at Clarke's hall last
night, and the election Of officers for the
ensuing year resulted ~ follows: Q. +. Her.
ring, president; B. 8. Pike, nrst vice presi.
dent; H L. Shepsri. second vice president;
A. c. Floyd, recording secretary; Samue
Baxter, financial secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

GoopMAN's CoNpITIoN.-Charley Good
man, the young man assaulted some weeks
ago by Lem Weeden, and whose condition
The STAR has from time to time reported,
has just passed through q serious attack of
erysfpelas, which has left him somewhat
more enfeebled and wasted in appearance.
in his left hand, but the right arm and Shout
der are In the same inf1amed condition, and
unless some change occurs the physician
will be necessitated to make additional sur
eical operations. The casa of his assailant,
weeden, will probably come up for pri-
mary hearing tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
= TH1 eIIAAHR "nATrA10." OAli: ".
Of Ssh street, eysry nOHDAY and
;EnRRsDAf ~ n9RHIeea g Z eeaoek. Tor
Ho011i, including the fAvorite summer rsoor6 Of
0oLIoNs, kIviR SPRINGS, and BLAKnfoN's L.
LAND. Beturning viii arrive in Washfngtou on
TUESDAY and FRIDAY DVEHIN0e, about sur
down. w. 81. KILLM0u, Agent.
Jy1.@ 9th strest wharf.
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THE FRUIT AND FLowKR MIssIoN.-At
the meeting OF the Fruit and Flower Mission
yesterday morning, donations of flowers
were received from Mrs. III A. Willard,
Major Saxton, John Douglass, Henry Doug,
lass, General Babcock and others; Miss
Birdie Lilly sent fruit. One hundred bou-
quets were made and distributed to the
Epiphany Home, Children's Hospital and
Woman's Christian Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

AMusFMEyTS- National Thedter.- Bret
Hartss new play, 1.-TWO Men OF Sandy Bar," "
will hold the boards here during the remain
der Of this week. 1t runs smoothly and Is
fun OF interest, while the principal charac-
tiers are very well sustained.
ForJrs Opera R0Vse.-Madame RentZ's va
formsnce this evening. To- morrow evening
Mr.. Harold Fosberg will have q benefit.
ThedteT CoTleTs--The innumerable attrac-
tions At the Comique this week fill the house
10 its utmost Limits nlphtlv