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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-01-06

Chapped hands, face, pimples, ringworm,
saltrheum, and other cutaneous affections cured.
and rough skin made soft and smooth, by
using Juniper Tar Soap BE car full 10 get on
ly that made 10y Caswell, Hazard & Co, New
York, as there are many limitations made with
common tar, all of which are worthless.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-01-06

Doughnuts without eggs. one.half
teacup Of buttermilk or sour milk, the
same of cream and Of sugar, one teaspoon
full Of saleratus, spice and salt to taste
ada little yeast, flour enough to mould,
and let it rise before frying; or if an egg
can be put in, the yeast can be left out
and the dough fried at once.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-01-06

as that friend OF yours!" asked
gentleman, pointing towards party who
was sailing rapidly down street. Cant
tell you till next Saturday" returned the
Individual addressed, I've just loaned
himS5.r
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-01-06

larger elements OF hapnincas thau any otbar
thlng Whatever the teaching how TO maintain
sheh Is teaching that yields 10 no other
Whatever, and accordingly has introduced nm
extensive discussion o. the methods by which
we may preserve the integrity OF the system
ana Outlines prevent the onset Of disease.
Domestic Rtmedies-their preparatiops nses
aud effects form prominent feature of the
work The hygienie treatment, or nursing OF
the SICK, Is an important subject, and receives
attention commensurate with its itan9rtanoe
Nearly AL diseases "to which hesh is l,,irj are
described, their symptoms and causes ex-
planned, and proper domestic treatment sng-
gested To reeiproeate the many fAvors he
stoweH upon nm by agenerous public. the
authtr oHeIs his book at price Is or little
exceeding the cost Of publication. Our read
efs can obtain this practical and valuable work
by addressing the author.
ScnENcK's PuLMoNIo SYRUP, SEA WEED Ton
10 AND MANDRAKE Pulls. These de.eryedly
celebrated and popular medicines have effect
ed revolution in the healing art, and
proved the iallacy OF several maxiums which
have Tor many years obstructed the progress o 4
medical science. The false superstition that
"ConsumptiOn is incunble" deferred pbys-
leans from attempting 70 find remedies for
that disease, aud patients afflicted with II
reconciled themselves 10 death without making
supposed 10 be unavoidable. 1t is now proved.
however, that Consumption can be cured, and
that II has been cured in a very great number
OF cases (sQme OF them apparently desperate
ones) by Schenck's Pulm mic Syrup alone
and in other cases by the same mediciue in
connection with SchenUk's Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills, one or both, according 20
the requirements OF the case.
DR.. Scheuck himself, who enjoyed uninter-
rupted good health for more than iortv years,
was supposed, at one time to be at ( e very
gate OF death, his physicians having pro-
nounced his case hopeless, and abandoned
him 10 his fate. He was cured by the afole-
aid medicines, and, since his recovery, many
thousands similarly affected have used Di.
Schenck's preparations with the same remark
able sue 'ess.
Full directions accompany each, making It
not absolutely necessary TO personally see
DR.. SchencS unless patients wish their
lungs examined, and for this purpose he is
professionally at his principal Office, Corner
sixth and Arch SITS, Philadelphia, every
Monday, where all letters for advice must I've
addressed Sohenek's medicines are sold by
all druggists.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-01-06

PARTIES visiting Minneapolis should
not fail to visit the Boston One Price
Clothing Store OF that city. The largest
stock and lowest prices IN the State.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-01-06

A young Washngtonisn who has Just
been appointed an army pay master and
ordered West, gets the following good
"send or from the National Rspalbli.
can 'As leader Of the Germ n, ne
stands without a rival IN this city. No
camp'meeting or pigeon match could be
successfully conducted without his pres.
erce. In the sewing circle he was always
welcome. and when there was presenta.
ton to b. made, Roche alone could do il
properly. In fact, everybody loves Jim
Roche. The ladies praise him, the child.
rem cry FOR him, and the colored people
call him Moses
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-01-06

At present II looks as Il the immense
and beautiful buildings will be inadequate
10 the demands OF space.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-01-06

Best Frosting Many cooks are
troubled to make good frOsting that will
adhere to the cake and not crumble to
pieces when cut. TO all such | wish to
recommend the following simple method.
1t takes but a few minutes to make the
frosting, and it is always good. Ii is
much better than to beat the eggs to a
froth: For one large cake use pound
of pulvcrized sugar, rolled or sifted to
free it from Jumps, and the whites OF two
eggs Sometimes the lrosting stiffens up
so that do not quite use ell the sugar
Stir the sugar gradually into the whites !;
when nearly stiff enough, squeeze IN the
juice of half a lemon; when all the sugar
is in that is required, give it good stir
ring; put the irosting in the center OF the
loaf Of cake, dip broad.bladed knife in
water, ana spread the froSting, dipping
the knife in water often enough to prevent
sticking; when spread, put the cake on
the stove hearth or under the stove for
half an hour, OF thereabouts, until it gets
firm. The lemon juice gives it pleasant
flavor, while the acid acts upon the frost.
ing, makes it whittier and nicer to cut.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-01-06

To Keep the Hair from Falling Out
Wash the head every week IN salt water.
and rub the skin Of the head with dry
coarse towel. Then apply a dressing
composed Of bay rum and swee: oil, with
which few drops of tincture of canthar-
ides have been mingled. This will slim
ulate the skin, and keep the hair from
falling out and turning gray. The dress.
ing for the hair may be scented with Gin
namon oil or such warming essence.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-01-06

To Cook Poultry.-All kinds ofpoultry
and meat can be cooked quicker by add.
ing to the water in which they are boiled
httle vinegar or piece Of lemon. BY
the use Of little acid there will be con.
considerable saving of fuel, as we'll as
shortening Of time. Its action is bene
fetal on old, tough meats, rendering then
quite tender and easy Of digestion. faint
ed meats and fowls will lose their bad
taste and odor if cooked in this way, and
ifnot used too freely no taste of it will
be acquired.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RRIGHTWOOD PARK RUNNING
MEETING.

BRlGHTWOoD PARK RUNNING
MEETING. sx
NONEABE8 IL, Is, rs and n fSSHA
each day, iseladins stsepIechase ~ ''1' fs'~
FIRsr d y, November "a. IsS.
flkSI II AOB-pasn Of one half m.le Gov ,vro
yy ,,S,ds Purse sioo; So to second ana y 70
sEo0HD RAoK-p..h et Eve furlous. for ,hr...
yssr la Purse sioe; sS 70 second ana "a 20
THIRD gACK-Da.h OF three quarter. o, /. NIL.
iSr All ases Purse sloo; s0 20 second and ga 70
ToUBTH Rhos-Gr.,d sseeplech..., sbOu,,.o
nile, over fair hunting eourss, ineiudins twenty
S second Ps sSd 81: So ., st n.
SEcoND DAY, November Is, 1876.
ys.r,Sli; Psrse sioo, go 70 second and ss 70
siSosS6 ssc.-p.,h Of tAr..qu.r..r. Of
o @ . iSs nse e Purse s go to
Purse s go to second S ana se 70, % s a sss
FOURTH BaCH-Grsld steeplech.,s over sane
s 81, &c n5 sr d.y Purse enc to seOOad and
THIRD DAP, November 1e, 1876.
IIksf RACE-Dash Of five furIou q. for t-o-ye.-
9es Purse 500; $50 to second and so 70 the bird
yssr,cles Purse els: $50 TO ssc5ni and sSS =
mill; f9i n :ss Pulse ems go 20 sec ssoCss end
FOURTH RhCt-Grsnd stee plechsse over zane
eonrse az hrsf day Parse SIC, $50 70 seco id ana
SEE 10 the third horse.
HOCRTH ID AY, November IT. 1876.
flbsf kAOl-Desh OF three quarters of q vile
{ ~ 60 the third tore
siOOpD hAOk-pssh OF one mile sni one quar-
Ter three ear o'ds. Purse O l2s 80 10 ,eco. q
and D n 20 the third horse
THIRD RAOK-Dssh 90 one mile and half for
sh,t sges Pure slso $50 to second and go to the
FOURTH RACE-Grsnd teepIechase, over zane
Course rs nrst day. Purse eEU, $50 TO second and
go 20 the third horse
=, lntries close for the h-st days races Of m.
Monday, and thereafter In thirty mioutes aer las.
race for next day o races.
at the track. sN
Admission TO Gate, so cents; 70 Grand Stand and
quarter stretch 80 cents extra. No charge car.
rssees aid drivers. Rsoes commence At n m
sharp. norlsss
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ALEXANDRA.

THE NARROW GAUGE RAILRoA
SCAkME.-A railroad meeting was held at
Falis Church on the evening OF the 10Th in
narrow gauge railroad from WASN'T neton To
the ore banks of the valley. Mr.. p. g. Borst.
president OF the company, and Blocker Can
held, ESQ.,, met the assembled citizens and
tOI more IMAM an hour Mr.. Borst addressed
mem ON the subject He wanted q subscrip.
ton OF 100000 In Fairfax, either corporate
or individual. or both, with the ASSURANCES
!pet me amount would build the road
through the county. The enterprise was
look after the matter was appointed to tax
steps 10 secure su5s crip tions and right Of
way Tor the road, with authority 10 call
1uInIe meetings OF the project.
THE kNIGHrs TEEPLAR ENCAMPMENr.
lie Alexandria COmEandery has fully com
ple:ed all arrangements for the gfand en-
campment TO commence In Alexandria on
Wednesday next, the 18Th instant The
large warehouse back OF the Mansion house.
Dn1lt and used by the u. g. government dur
secured for the banqueting hall. and is being
elaoorasely arraD eed and decorated for the
purpose. The building is cornmodtous and
VIII De amply large for ali who are ex-
pec1eo 10 participate In the banquest-[Sen-
THE eILLERs' WAR CASE The case Of
carpenter and others for participation in
what was Known as the "gfllers' war" last
spring. Will be taken up at Port Tobacco,
Nd, next week. This case arose from the
fight in which Captains Gregg and Dentv
were wounded, and the latter's tugboat
chased to The wharf, at Quantico, and cap
tured,
MAJOR R. ]. COLLINS, the popular and
IRENE illness has been heretofore mentioned
In the Gazette, still lies in q very precarious
condition, and but slight hopes are enter
famed OF MS recovery.-t Gazette, 18Th.
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GEORGETOWN.

ACcIDENT.-Mr. j. g. Blackford, ST., while
desceI ding stairway yesterday, missed his
broken, he is to day sueering severely from
the mishap.
Bu1LDING AssoCIArIoN.-Att the regular
night, 90 shares were Withdrawn A. the ma Az
i'm um rate.
GRAIH-Boat Irene Knott, with $50 bushels
9J Wneet, conslgned to j. g. & j. n. Waters.
This small Hot comprised the ofYerines On
'chaDge tn1s morning, and brought Al 36k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-14

PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
NO. BULFINCH ST, BOSTON
OPPOSITE REvEkE HOUSE,
THE 0OlENOE OF LIFE;
OR, sELF-PRESERvATIO
hORI THAN ONE MILLION COPIES SOLD.
Gold Medal A,oarded to the Attthor on The
"Natt01,l Medical association"
March 3lse, 1876.
The untold miseries that seult from indisors.
t
the new Medical w ork published By tne PKABODI
& So P4os yts1
impaired By the errors Of youth or too Close sppl
trs.sinS s1oiusiveiy On Msstai asd Ns1Soa, DIS.
ssasy u saosss % s.y os
w. .sCiIHGE OF LIZ" al.s cen:
tains NOR than fifty vsl.as cibise medicsi
:.t Rs i. s:sn: g. g. % M rs.:
eryesion: The author has retsrned from Europe in
e tSs q ;sss Che:
Bulhnch Street. Boston, Mon. "CR0sb!ieas Jos.
"The Science OF Life ID beyond oil comparison the
me- s1tr,Srdia.fZ wo[f o. Physiology ever pub
"aoDs nestled in 10 bottom Of Pandoras box,
a.d bore llunss bar wing. s,sv. Once the i.,ai.l
Medical Institute, which are teaching Thousands
how 70 eyotd the nalAdies that saD the citadel Of
as should be r:sd by the yosnss the middle aged
The 6rgt end only Modal ever confsered upoa any
Nm sSa I.e,;s:ioI.I :sT71s:: ~ lF;:sssss !:
presentation ves noticed q The tine q Il! occur
throughout the country. 1his msn inosnt Medal
q sSd sO e .ith T8Es than one hundred
itnssfhsr. ~ its Srecntica "a ths r,eb,s~ AZ
- materials and size, this II dectledy the NEST
noticeable medal ever struck IN this country for
any PURGE vhsseyer. Il q vsll worth the insDss.
so.tlijy -! S:s's0vsd. "-xassasAs'sfa' f'0ssA"ss,
VOStsiceues sent On rsosipe Of Co. Tor postage.
nfhe Of ths seoys ver6, sent ~ msn On EsestPt
TUT, No. Q Dulhneh etrsss, Boston, Aan., oDD.
ksysrs HeSs:; ,.so, A., \. .,,.,,..s a, A.. .no,.
naWe1 diseases, - well - al 1isoaseg reQuiring
skill, secgecy An1 sxpsFisooe. Oooe he1fsi 9: M
vmuTRTRn ~ nr1RrSmH
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C. 1T p TIE MS,

WIBoRs Con LIvKR OIL AND LINE
Per ns who have been taking Cod Liver OIL
viii De pleased 10 learn that DR.. Wiloor has
succeeded, from directions of several pro-
fessionsl gentlemen, In combiug the pure oil
and lime la such manner that 10 Is pleas
ant 70 the taste. and Its effects In lung COM
plants are truly wonderful. Very many
persons whose cases were pronouncs ID hops
less and who had taken the clear oil for a
Tor time without marked effect, have been
Be sure and get the genuine Mauufacfar.a
OILY oy A. IL Wiibor, Chemist, Boston. Sold
w All orueeists. this
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Assessments, &C, To.u

National TheGteT.-Mr. George +. Rowe in
"Brass."
ers.
Curtis School Building GeoroetoeCnI.-yoea;
and dramatic entertainment.
Taeat9 Comsq,e-"The Revolt OF the Com
mune," and Varieties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-14

THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
or New York avenue and 18th street. pays s
endar month. Banking hours, 9 10 4. Saf-
urdays, Q 10 and 8 to s. ts'1afIs
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GLASGOW Times: There IL some excitement
at present among the colored population,
caused by the elopement OF John Matthews,
neighbor's wife Tall colored). John leaves .
wife and family.
~Mt. Sterling, (Ky.) Sentinel: The wife
Of Thomas Trimnell, Of this city, attempted
clothing with coal oil and setting Ore to
them. Her little girls gave the alarm. which
brought the neighbors In time &, stop the
names before abe was mucn injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-14

TIE CALIFORNIAN CLUB met at their
looms, 632 Pennsylvania avenue, last Tues
ton took place. resulting In the following
teiectfon OF officers for the ensuing year:
For chief, Tbos. Somerville; 1st chieftain
VIM. X. smith; ID chieftain, James HALEY;
Sd CHI ftain, Robt l.. Cameron; 4th chieftain,
VIM. Muirhead; 5th chieftain, Thos, X.
simpson; finance committee, Capt. John
Stewart, p. Hanney, aud Thos. Taylor:
property committee, James Bulloch, George
Reid, James Clark; committee on enter
taipments, A. g Thomson, John McGregor,
James Bulloch, James X. Kerr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-14

KEHovAL-FTa Oass Securing ovsd Dpetrso.
A. Fischer has enlarged his establishment
oy removing TO his new building, sos g street
northwest, three doors nom 9th street, near
the U: 3. Patent Office. By promptly adopt
ing the latest improvements, whether of
american or European invention, he In en-
ed usled by those not possessing these faciI-
iSes' 2,1S,1&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-14

LADIES should bear In mind the assignees
sale OF b. E. Gittings' stock of fine laces and
millinery goods. The goods must be sol d.
See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-14

CUSsEDNEss-Lastn night some malicious
scoupdrel cut on three OF the thrifty young
cedar trees on the triangular space between
11th and 18th and l. streets and Massachu-
sets avenue, and left them lying on the
ground beside the stumps,
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Germs, &c,

"!he nise for heath on daily ,oolks depe,,d.n
AND thousands Of the intelligent public pa
Eonlze Dr. whites establishment, f4fs
pennsylvania avenue, opposite WiIlard's
Hotel, for relief from and avoidance of pain
ful CORDS, bunions, diseased nails, chiIblains.
vascular excresenoes, etc. Fee 81 per visit.
Established In Washington, ID. c., In 1861,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-14

SUIT AGAINST THE PULLMAN PALACE
CAR CoMPANY.-Yesterday, Frederick A.
Lehman entered a suit against The Pull
man Palace Car Company for having, after
selling him q ticket on the ID Of OCTOBER for
q berth In q sleeping car TO New York, failed
10 provide such berth, whereby he was In
tured and inconventenced. He lays his dam
ages at s., coo.
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j. II. xquisP . Co.,
BANKERS,

41o Pennsylvania Avenue,
pay per cent. interest on deposits pavabls
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
tied. sS -
DR.. q. W. RKNsoNs CHLI8Y AVN CH.r
onILE PILLS are prepared expressly 10 cure
SICK Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
TIC Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sieeplessness, and will cure any case Price.
20 cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing.
ton, 6sorsetown and Alexandria ax "a
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LoDILLEs HEADACHE specific cures I'm
% minutes, At Ebbitt House drug store. m 4 q:
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Weather Probabilities Io-dar.

OFHrcD OF CHIHY SIGNAL OYYfCHR,l
WARRINGTON, November u, 1d6.
For the MIDDLE Atlantic states, Hight ve-
riaole warmer winds, shit TO cold brisk
northeast and northwest, followed by cloudy
and rainy weather and rising barometer.
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AN ACTRESS SHOOTS HERSELF on THE
STRHkT-Maggie Gray, young serio-comic
the Holiday Street, New Central and Front
street Theatres, shot herself on Baltimore
street, near Frederick street, at eleven
wound in the left hip. The inspiring motive
for the rash act was jealousy OF a rival, who
is o povely coryphee" at the New Central.
The man in the case, IL is said, is clOthier.
up Baltimore street few feet behind Miss
Gray, says she appeared very excited all
the way coming up from the bridge, When
from her pocket, tore 1t, and threw 1t away.
She was accompanied by one of the Amer
lean District Telegraph boys. When near
Frederick street, the young man following
saw the girl throw up her are, aud then
go gaspingl across the street.. the mas
sepger boy assi:.:.ed ner, and she walked
stagger..g down Frederick street TO the
A performance was going on in the Oiean at
the time. The young woman was carried in
side by some men and placed on q lounge
behind the bar. Physicians was immediate
ly sent for. Considerable excitement was
created amongthe audience, although IL was
quite generally supposed she was only in
toxieated. When she had recovered q little
she said feebly that she had shot herself, and
added "what ! have leave to my mother,
who lives In New York. DR.. Wolf, Of the
Washington University Hospital, and DIR.
MOHctt bOOn1IIlVcQ. ado ReI romOVou 10
the Cozine House, No. IS North Frederick
street, where she formerly lived, and where
an examination was made OF Che wound.
She was transferred3on the lounge through
the street, causing . great deal of excite
ment among the crowd which had collected
The ball was found TO have entered the
cresuleum, about one and a-half inches
above the left hip. and lodged about two
inches further down In the Tissues. Toe
wound In considered very serious, but not
necessarily fatal. II was stated that Miss
Gray said she had shot herself accidentally,
and the police so reported it, and thai the
pistol was not found. Previous to the shoot
Ing IL Is understood the young woman wrote
q note to the merchant alluded to, futim = +
ing what she would do, and asking that he,
effects be sent to her mother. II Is stated
that she passed the theater where her riya
ia engaged, and had the pistol cooked at ths
time. Maggie Gray 10 about twenty sever
years or age, and boards At Mrs. Apple
gates, No. "a Baltimore street. She has moi
teen engaged on the stage for the past thres
weeks. She IL handsome brunette and wa,
dressed In black, wearing her dark hal
fowipg.-[Bdho. Sun, 14th.
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@The interments at Savannah, Ca, Sat-
yellow fever cases.
SJohn T. Trego has purchased the Berke-
ley Springs Hotel, at Berkeley Springs, w.
Va, for So, 900 cash. W
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A CALL on BUSINESS MIN TO RENEW
THElR LICENsKs.-District Treasurer Rob.
ert =. Dodge has requested Major Richards
10 Instruct the several lieutenants OF police
10 notify all persons doing business In the
district that the licenses issued TO them
have expired, and that they must renew the
same without delay. As no certified copy Of
me license law has been furnished the po-
ice, tney are at a loss what CLASSES OF busi-
ness men 10 notify. The law appears 70 be
tomewhat misty as TO exemptions In some
Ssses; In other portions 10 would seem that
potn neense and personal tax 10 required of
tsrtain Kinds OF business. The proper in
structlons should be furnished 10 ths poliee
by the authorities. A' Po'iee
"BRoKEN. GEORGE srxr IN Rrcu.
HoND FOE TkIAL-- Yesterday Ofscars
Gentry and Hanna. OF Richmond, arrived
here with q requisition for Geo. Shec reiis
Alias Broken nose George" VINO vas Al,
rested here last April by Detectives McDey-
Ut and McElfrekh ON the charge Of being
concerned In the ROBBERY OF Perryis dry
goods store. He 10 wanted In Richmond 70
answer the charge Of robbipg hotel OF 81 200
worth Of jewelry. The officers returned with
Ineir prisoner this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-14

MARRIA6E IICENSES nave been Issued to
Joseph j. Gilligan and Ellen Sullivan:
Moses Harris and Sarah Ann Clagett; Ed
r. S!mms and Ida Walker; John Nennslein
and Mary M. lochbuhler; Henry Tyler and
Eliza Hall; John =. Filney and Alice c.
Thecker, George w. Paul and Mary E. rim
Eey; Charlee ID. Striker and Florence o Bos-
Wei; jeremiah Carter and Maria Jane Nash.
James ii. Lewis and Lucy Ann Scott; Flo
doardo w. Howard and Annie M. Brown;
william Henry Cole and Sarah Elizabeth
Jackson; Henry A. Green and Annie Rich
ardson; George w. G. Francis and Georgi-
anna Olive; Augustus r. Green and Ellen
e. Pinkney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-14

THE RUNNING RACES AT BRIGHrwoop.
The races Al Brightwood PARK began to- day
NJ O'Clock p m. The meeting will con-
unue three days longer. The following are
the races arrspg> for to- morrow:
First Race-Dash OF ore half mile for two
year olds. Purse s1oo, so TO second and $40
10 the third horse.
Second Race-Dash OF three quarters of n
mile for three year olds. Purse 500; $50 To
second and so 10 the third horse.
Third Race-Dash OF one mile for all ages.
Pure Sis; $50 to second and so to the third
horse.
Fourth Race-Grand steeplechase over q
course OF two miles, with twenty hurdles.
Purse $50, $50 70 the second and eco TO the
third horse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-14

THE BURNS CLUB met last evening, Vice
President John Gibson presiding, y when the
following were proposed for membership:-
Messrs. w. 8. Roose, c. L. Reynolds,
N. h. Lat1mer, Thomas Bowling and
ton, OF Boston, was welcomed by the club.
MI. VIM. K Smith. of the library commits
Tee, recommended the speech of John Will
son on the return OF Burns sons from India.
the Grafton Of DR.. Wallace In Edinburgh in
1872, with speeches delivered and letters read
before the club on various occasions by the
following statesmen and orators:-General
John A. Garfield, Hon. ], g. Blaine. Hon
James Monroe, Hon. 8. 8. Cox, Hon. w. p,
Frye, Hon. j. Proctor Knott and Others, be
published In pamphlet form. The sct