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

CRIMINAL COURT-Jtdqe DIN.
Yesterday, AFTER our report closed John A
Davis, charged with grand larceny of wear
pg apparel, valued at s153, from Ssrah H.
Gray, was found guilty, and recommended
70 the mercy OF the court; sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary. Benjamin Fl.
Bry an, formerly letter carrier, Indicted
for embezzlement, in having on the 18th OF
March: 1sa5, secreted a certain letter. ad-
which contained certain money postal or
der for IS, was placed on trial.
TO-DAY.
The trial of Benjamin III. BRYAN, indicted
ives employed as letter carrier, was re-
sumeo, and he was convicted.
CHARGE OF RAPE.
WIN. Johnson; colored, was charged with
rape On Sallie White, girl of II years, on
the 18th of August. Mrs. White testified
that the accused cs me TO her house and said
that party wanted TO hire a girl at Mount
Pleasant, and they allowed the girl to go
with him, and she returned about O'Clock
very much bruised from the attack he made
upon her. The case was on trial when our
report closed.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To day, Archibald Young, of Arkansas,
was admitted TO the bar. Mcfarland agt.
District of Columbia; leave to Withdraw de-
murrer and cause remanded. FAINT agt.
Stewart; on hearing.
POLICE COURT, Judge Shell.
To-day, Kate Pitcock, assault on Samuel
shIeyes: s6and costs. VIM. Davis, assault
RUFFIN's CASE.
Robert ID. Ruff1n, lawyer, charged with
receiving stolen watch chain for q fee,
knowing 1t to be stolen. The case was called
and defendant not appearing his bond was
was ordered to be issued to bring defendant
into court His surety is Robert Coleman,
cOlOred, and the bond $3.50, Subsequently
Ruffin and his counsel, Mr.. Henkle, came
into court and the latter made a motion
ordered, and the hearing postponed until to-
morrow to give defendant an opportunity to
p. ocure witnesses. George M. Miller, COM
mltupg nuisance In Uniontown; IS, and
THE BILL POSTERS WAR.
John A. BickertOn and Alfred Ludding-
ton were charged with assault on Geo. Scho-
held. These are bill posters. Schof1eld tes-
tined that defendants were in the habit of
tearing down the bills put up by witness.
Witness is employed by Mr.. Moxley aud
was carrying out his orders when Bickerton
made an assault on him, in which Ludding-
ton aided. The scrimmage took place at 14th
street and New York avenue. BickertOn
was fined $40 and costs. Mr.. Bickerton was
also charged with assault on q cOlored man
named Burgess; IS and costs.
ALL SORTS.
Geo. Mason, casting rubbish on the streets;
So. John Shusrue, disturbing q religious
congregation while engaged In worship; IS.
winfield Taylor. same cherge, at the Gospel
tent; S.: y. q. Webb and Thomas Coleman
forfeited collateral. Charles Webb and
Alfred Butler, obstructing the sidewalk and
ditorderly assembly; So each. Frederick
Lambrecht, threats 10 Honorah Lauder; 5000
bonds 10 keep the peace. George r. Neid-
hefmer, drunk and disOrderly; SIS. John Nc
Nslly forfeited collateral. Jenny Corcoran,
profanity; 80. Kate White was sent down
for vagrancy. William Gray forfeited COL
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE


Editor S.ur. As IL seems impossible 10 OBJ
tain redress Of any grievance in this mis-
managed city, except by the aid OF the press,
desire to call your attention To the condi-
tion of affairs In the Franklin school build
ing. 1t seems that the committee whose
business IL Is to look after the heating ap-
Isratus, has entirely neglected that duty,
and the result is that the teachers and
children are obliged to sit shivering
with the cold for six hours q day,
with the mometer ranging from 40
TO 80. Nearly all OF them are suffering In
consequence with severe colds, and have
been obliged to keep my daughter at home,
although am told she will forfeit her seat
by SO doing. Upon inquiry of her teacher
this morning was told that there was no
prospect OF their having any fire for several
wee Ks TO come. II that Is the case thin 4 IL
10 the duty Of the trustees TO close the school
until the heating apparatus Is In order. The
lives and health OF teachers and scholars 10
certainly OF more importance than . few
weeks schooling. and my decided opinion as
physician in that both are seriously i'm
perilled under present circumstances.
l. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

BRIDES AT THE CENTENNIAL SHow.-Of
all the people who live at the centennial no.
Philadelphia 10 full of them, by the way
are the only ones who are thoroughly con-
tented and happy. 1t makes no difference
TO them whether the potatoes are watery,
the m eats dry, or the soup thin; and they
don't care pin whether people talk to them
or not. They live In little world OF their
own, need no conversation but their own,
and have no thought but for each other.
They all try to act as though being married
was an old story TO them, and still for the
life OF them they can't help taking each
others bands every five minutes. The brides
nearly all wear new watch chains.-IM Y
Times.
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CRAZY WITH LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT
Last Friday evening U. +. Moser, nineteen
years old, living at 542 10th avenue, became
acquainted at his fathers house with q
young lady Of the neighborhood, who had
dropped In as visitor. As soon as she had
left young Moser declared that she was the
most beautiful thing that ever had been
seen on earth; that he was terribly In love
with her, and that he "would have her or
die!" After this he began hurting chairs and
tables about the room. Yesterday morning
he behaved still more outrageously. where
upon he was arref ted and sent to the lunatic
asylum.-lM Y. World, 9Th.
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~Eight hundred bales OF cotton were de.
stroyed by IRE In Brooklyn last night.
~Edwin Booth makes q 900 every night
In San Francisco.
- Birds with red breasts and long tails
are In the millinery ascendaDoy.-lEx.
SPeople who dou't PAY their taxes are
not allowed 70 vote In Georgia.
- wages Of operatives In the Wilkinson-
vine, aess', mills hare ben raised lXtem
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CITY ITE MS.

THE ICE KING RRFRIGKRAroRs "A COM
plete assortment of the celebrated family
refrigerators, Wine ard Beer Coolers will be
offered at auction at No COS 7th street, oppo-
site The Patent Once, Wednesday morning
At 10 g. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

LABOR STRIKES IN BALTIMORE.-As the
strike OF the canmakers terminates, the oys-
ter shuckers come forward with their griev-
OF ID. ID. Mallory & Co., foot Of Wolfe street,
III men and 80 women, stopped work and
held meeting last evening at Broadway
institute. They claim that the measure they
use holds 81 pints liquid measure, while
those used In otner establishments holds but
sK pints: They receive 20 cents per mea-
sure for shucking, and average about 50 a
committee OF three shuckers presented q let
ter TO Mr.. Mallory, setting forth their griev-
ances, and were discharged from the shop
This was the cause OF general strike OF all
hands, and they have not been at work since
Saturday morning. AT the meeting last
night the strikers resolved to stand out until
back, although 1t is stated that their en-
plOyers offered to give them the measure de-
sired. A protective society was formed, and
the names OF 26e members placed on the roll;
$40 65 was subscribed and placed In the
hands OF treasurer. About 100 canmakers
are now out Of work. The firms OF Miller 4
Bros. p. Schoenberg & Co. and Jos. Reeves,
sent for their men yesterday, and there are
themselves employed a. the prices de.
manded for their labor.-[ Ban Sun, 10Th.
~This Is the time of year for a man to
look along the midnight shelf and wonder
which bottle holds the whisky and which
the catsup.
~Arthur orion, the Tichborne claimant,
works on a sewing machine in prison. He is
In good health, but is reduced seventeen
inches In girth.
~ On Saturday, Sept 80, fishing smacks
of New London struck q shoal OF mackerel
a mile long and quarter of mile wide, and
took &c, O00 worth of fish.
~The work OF Professor Draper, OF the
university OF New York, on the conflict be-
tween science and religion, has been put
upon the Index Expureatorlus OF the church
OF Rome as book Of "perverse doctrine by
o decree dated Sept. 4.
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE
No. 4 BULFIHCH ST, boston.
OPPOSITE REvIkK HOUSE,
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE.

Or, SELF PRESERVATION.
hoRs THAN ONE MILLION COPIES SOLD.
God Medal Awarded 20 the A,ahOr oy the
"Ndtte,sd Medical association
March 3lN, 1S76.
The untold miseries tibet result from fpdlscre.
T So IN ne, ssrs Bh ne, es slIs'sssd ssd cured
, a. Z, i s BS,tSn spssd A' s.sss
impaired By the errors Of youth or too close sspli
cation to bustness, may be restored and manhood
tfs.ains on Mssa ssd ss: vSr i
eases; more than two huu dred regal octave page
In oaS s.1s, % q
PRINTING. - oHdon Lasost.
tain: MOI. is.. fifty .sI..bl. mss ss
stsscrlPsien.. each one Of which is worts
.Ihs Booi for Jcsrs sad middle-ss ed p.u to
s.oessi hesss. and is again The osiss uoe,oIs,.s
fhyscisn Of the Peabody aediesl lnstifuts, No.
buinnch suest. Soston. hsss. "-RDatlsoas sosr-
"The ecisnss Of Lie a. beyond eli com p,r,.op the
mo- s5,S.elnsI vorf On fAssioioD ever pub.
"aops nestled in tAs bottom Of pasdorss bog.
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ihrougsout the country. This n e. incSsf ~
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posicsobls ms1sl ever arack 70 th7s couSSrs Sor
- 49, .h.s:.s. Its .sil .ssss Dc i.spss.
yortssly ,s ,sovsa."-AassasAsssas flessA~ss.
ssssLsc $1,000 - a. $500
Dfthsf Of tie sboye yerls ssnt 81 mail % TsSS1pf
Of lrtes, Aa1r9 PA 0OT n6DI01s II6fE
Revere Houoe.
H.BIfhs ssshor ssn Be ossulssd on shs sSovs
skin, seerscy and sxpsrisscs. ooes hesu,S q: n.
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DR.. O W. BRNsoNs CELERY AND CHAN
oAILN PILLS are prepared expressly to cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessnees, and will cure any case. Price,
80 cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing.
ton, GEORGETOWN and Alexandria $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

HORSE CovERs and carriage robes in great
variety and at low prices at the old reliable
harness mandatory of James 8. Topham,
i25 It'll street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

A CIRCUS that travels In Texas has an un-
covered enclosure. At Bracket q tree
overhangipg the ring was occupied by men
and boys, who thus saw the show free oi
cost. A performers feat included firing q
revolver on horseback, and 1T tho first dis
charge . spectator fell dead from the tree
escaped only BY practical use of their skin
In hOrSemanship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

A FATAL GLASS OF MILK PUNCH.-Peter
AcF arland OF Waterford, was feeling as
went 10 bed. HIS daughter, gave him . milk
punch, and 1t O'Clock he was q corpse. He
bad about q. 100 that the daughter Wanted.
She IL about3o years OF age.-I Detroit Press
Rent oQfh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

RRMovAI.-Fra Cass SECURING and Dyetao.
A. Fischer has enlarged his establishment
by removing TO his new building, 9o6 street
northwest, three doors from eth street, near
the u. 8. Patent ONCE. By promptly adopt
Ing the latest improvements. whether OF
American or European invention, he is en-
abled to do any work In q manner not TO be
e9ualed by those not possessing these facil-
tiles. 9,13,12
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RARLOW'S ART GALLERY,
1925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

PH9TOGRAPHs, WATER COLOR DRAW
INGS, DO, and the latest styles of Frames. I an
Offering the celebrated Colored Photographs at
greatly reduced prices. OIL Paintings aud Water
Color Drawings in great variety: Dresden Porce.
lain Paintings and Frames match. All sty les OF
Frames in Gold and Silver Leaf, German Gilt. WAL
nut, Spanish and French Maple. Picture Mails,
Silver and Copper Wire. Mirror and Portrait
Frames made 70 order and regiit. Paintings
Cleaned; Restored and Vanished. Remaining
Gallery open by ssslight until O'Clock. oct6 3m
A LII PRISONS DESIRIGG TO DISPOSE or
"A THElk SECOND aAND CLOTHING can do
go 70 the best advantage BY applying to g. GOLD
By all attended to. octy sm
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willow FEvIR VICTIMS The plumber
Of ipterments In Savannah, Ca, yesterday,
was q, OF which 15 were from yellow fever.
Five Of the buftAls were Cplored persons
passed through the epidemic at Memphis,
died yeRfe rday.
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1T S1R.dUS',
.~..-PENHsYLvAHIAA vEHUE--.Io11.
BETWEEN 10Th AND lITH eTRElis,
OHUiOi AND sTfLisH
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Dress Suits,
Business Suits,
Working Suits,
Youths Suits,
Ohildren's Suits.
Suits for Little Chaps,
Suits for Growing Boys,
Suits for Big Boys.
Suits for School Boys,
Suits for College Youths,
Suits for Working Youths.
Suits for Small Men,
Suits for Large Men,
Suits for Men Of Medium Size,
Suits for Men OF Extra Size,
euits for the Biggest of Men,
Euits for every kind Of Men,
Suits for all the Men In Town
OVERCOATS A SPECIALITY.
BUY NOW! BUY MOVIE
Particular Attention Given 10 Pleasing.
A. 8TRAU8.
ssp2s
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j. H. 8quisR = Co.,
BANKERS,

IfIo 4 c5otSytCtIHtU dtSyH<6y
pay 8 per cent. interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
tied. bN 60
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Hamilton q Co ,
pork dealers, Louisville, KY, whose failure
WAs announced some time ago. have g0re
1000. Liabilities OF W. B. hamilton, prin-
cipal member OF the nrm, 1851 900; assets
about $4,000.
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Easy Feet, Re

DR.. White, Chiropodist, of fifteen years
practical experiences throughout the United
States and Canadas previous to being 10
Gated In Washington, ID. c., in 1861, success
fully treats Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails,
Chilblains, Vascular Excrescences, &c, at
opposite Willards Hotel. Fee, a per visit,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
RECEIVING CENTENNIAL MEDALs.-Some
misunderstanding having arisen relative to
the piano manufacturing firms receiving
Centennial medals, the following Official list
Of the firms receiving medals for grand,
Decker Brothers, New York; Steinway d
Sons, New York; w. Knabe & Co, Balti-
more; Albert Weber, New York; Chickering
Sons. Boston: George Steck & Co, New
York; Hallett, Davis & Co., Boston; and
SchOomaker q Co. PHILADELPHIA.
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Weather Probabilities Io-day.
OFPIc1 OF CHiRF SIGNAL OYYIcHI,
WA aHIAQfnH lcfnhar 10 lsIE

states, falling followed by rising barometer,
warmer 500 thwesterly winds veering TO cold
northwesterly, increasing to brisk and DOS
sibly high In last section, and partly cloudy
or cloudy weather, with probably rain
Areas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

AMoNG the many new novelties In the
line of jewelry received 1T Prigg's jewelry
store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, during
The past week. We notice some elegant styles
In new shell cameo rings at $40. new tray
of Lake George diamonds and amethysts In
necklaces, with earrings 70 match, &C from
IS 70 el0; onyx and gold necklaces, with
crosses and earrings 70 match, 1t from $50 TO
IS, and new initial buttons, with studs 10
match, In Comedian stone, with gold 'front.',
~ -. Ladies and gentlemen would do vel,
20 call and examine Mr.. Prigg's stock, ~ II
unsurpassed In any Of the northern cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

IHnRR handsome communicating rooms
In TIE Ariip gton Fire Insurance Company
euilding tor rent. ~ ady,
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SPECIAL TRAINS By THE BALrrxopv
AND OHIO RAILROAD TO THE AGRICnI
TURAL FAIR AT FREDERICK. - Special
trains viii leave Warrington on Wednes
day and Thursday, October 18th and 18th, q
2 a M, for Frederick. Returning, win leave
freceTick at $50 p. m. q
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Condensed Locals.

The street lamps will be lighted at S55 o.
M; and eItinguished Al lbs q m.
from J. e Parker We have late New York
malta
A large number OF persons went on the
delphia yesterday To see the exposition.
Mr.: christopher Cammack Ii lying very
III Al his residence, on f, between Nth and
loln sueets northwest, OF bilious fever.
Inc election returns To night will be read
rs received at the headquarters of the TIlaen
and Hendricks Club.
hlcnard i. Taylor has been appointed q
nainn In the Criminal Court in place OF T.
u Sfahl, transferred TO the Circuit Court.
: Inc collection at the Church OF the I'm
maculate Conception Sunday evening, In aid
SIS.
Adam Gsddis has entered suit against
JoDn b Miller, Tor assault on the plaintiff
In Untontown, ID. c e, May 80, 1876, laying
damages at S1O,O goo.
Mr.. Edward A. Newman OF this city, was
yesterday, on motion OF p. Phillips, esq. ad-
mitted TO the bar OF the Supreme Court OF
The United States.
Ladies' win do well TO remember that an
elegant exhibition OF Paris pattern flats and
bonDets Will take place next Thursday at /.
l.; Blout's store. Read advertisement.
Inc educational mass meeting to have
O'Clock.
A coal oil lamp exploded last night in the
mouse kept oy Madame Broome, corner of g
and 13H streets, burning one of the inmates
named Francis Brown quite seriously.
Two pumps OF good water on 18th street
one at corner OF III and one at corner II
stree-are both out Of order, and the thirsty
IoIks tnereabouts want 10 see the pump doc
There win be complimentary temper
ance excursion to Mount Vernon on Thurs
day. The Mary Washington has been
chartered for the occasion, and will leave
her wharf at q. m. See adv't.
Yesterday the Grahamite company COM
menced laying the surface dressing on the
avenue pavement at 18th street. II 10 ex-
pected the north side OF that thoroughfare
will be opened for travel the first OF next
month.
Yesterday morning Timothy Herlihy fell
from cart At the corner of 9th and g streets
northwest, severely injuring himself about
The head, and was taken TO bis home on l.
street, between New Jersey avenue and LIST
street northwest.
About O'Clock this morning Officers
White and Jenifer discovered two coIored
chicken thieves At the corner of 9Th and
streets northwest and gave chase after them,
when they dropped two bags containing six
chickens In one bag and eight In the other
and made good their escape.
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STOVES AND FURNACES.

osIl nd szs.issny ,srss stssk q spssrs 60.
HlATIse AHD PA1los Shows. -
- 2 =: 20, :: % : q, ss s. -
y. =. wYvIIz.
pvo-0 ~ go yunusysnh svupa
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.iDkArH OF An EsrIMABLE LADY-The
EradeSi MS. sarah Taylor, wife OF Mr..
100, To-. , ssteemed citizens, win be panied 20
haI 1,, t az nsL death took place this morning
Altogether unexpected q Ehe haS snS..ss
rom acute Internal disease for more man
two months. She was the daushfer 81 ~
nent and beloved physicians Of bis dav'
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LOCAL NE VS..

Anusements, &C, Tonight.
National TsedfeT.-"Evangeline.
ForFs Opera Hoslse.-"The Octoroon.,
varieties.
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NEW DEPARTURE.
CLIDnn wAsHiEsTos, RAHADlLPHIA,
The steamers Of the above I'm YIN leave PhilaAss
Ess.s,nssO1; . .sf,. .1.. s si5 5,;;.
WGdJfaeifs. Through bills Of lsdins issusd 70 ana
from the above lorts, Trsights received esd de-
delivery Of freights and received q 1908 sfrsS,
end Ills ssh street northwst.
10. a Q. Wharyes, Philsdsiph
,slssr Agent. for ws.hin: HIa foce ~ ~;
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
TH1 erKAMER "MATrAlO," Carr. ".
Of eth street, eyery MOHDAY and
TEgkSDAY nOREIH0e, &C . ooioof, Tor
NoI1ni, including the favorite summer resorfs Of
9oLross, RIVER SPRINGS, and BLAKIsToN's Is
LAND. Returning will arrive in Washington on
TUESDAY and yRIDAY EVENINGS, abonf sup
d0v v5, W. Il. kILLnos. Aren't.
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COAL AND WOOD.

q \ l.
ON sns sft.r MONDAY, October y, is7s. our
prices ler ctl deliser~d IN y part q washing.
ton Geo. zetown, "a Qnaatitie. aot iess than On.
ton,s1se los > ukt far her hotioe, VIII be .. III.
lows, viz:
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=. hDw. CLARK q CO.,
Dealers in Lu netr, Wood and Coal.
efhce, SOS Pennsl lsaris avenue. northwest er
ner sth street. Wharf, Depot and Planning NIL,
foot Of Sth street east. osts-u
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A RRIVAL OF COAL.
Arrived, cargo WHITE Asa sroya, cargo
MHIrE Ash EGG: oa,gp With ASH TUk.
HAOB, cargo LNkEEs vALLEY eco and
eTON1. Persons buying pow cen have their or
den hlled direct from vessel at reduced prices.
OYFICHe:-Il1S Pennsy lvauia Avenue betse cen
llsh and nth streets; S2s PennsyIvanIs avenue
between ID ana ~ streets. wharf and mill, 6th
street and Potomac river, octS 81
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OVERCOATS A SPECIALITY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-07
WRshingtOn GOSSIP.

WASHINGTON, August ct is the
general opinion that even if Congress sd-
iourns this week, it will not be until the
latter part.
The conference committee on the leg
islative, executive and judicial sppropria-
tion bill will soon come 10 an agreement.
The House will, il is said by several
prominent Democrats, reccdc ultimately
from its proposition 10 transfer the Indian
Bureau from the War Department, so
that the only bill about which there is
continued trouble is tho consular and di-
plomatic appropriation bill, no effective
steps having yet been taken to recon.
slder the differences between the two
houses, but if Congress were, apart from
this, ready TO adjourn, no one seems To
doubt that an accommodation would be
reached.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-07

Tur Lnelliqencer's little "sub-jugnm
dod,,e seemed to react with considerable
s,r,e on that journal, if the number OF
voters that put in All appearance at the
urinary meetings is any indication 81
their views on the subject. 1t looks very
,ourh like NJ if the Democrats thought
-, good could come out of Nazareth, and
when the devil commenced preaching, IL
wa. the best warning in the world TO
pursue opposite tactics. Advice from
the enemy, especially on the eve OF
y,aino is sure indication OF mischief
in the AIT, and Is taken these
DAYS with considerable salt, and
ARCHES advisory editorialsummersaults
m particular requires strong aPpllca-
,,on of this cOndiment To make them
Keen. The vote on Saturday WAS
the largest ever polIed at primary
election in Ohio county. May it not he
largely attributable to the Mtettigencer's
grstuitous advice?