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Ayers
GO For Scrofula, and all
~ scrufulouS diseases, EIy-
~ NJ Sipcla~, Rose or 81. An
* thongs Fire, Eruption'
S5gEI and Eruptive diseases
Ts'l of the skin, UlcrrationS
Ii of the Liver, Stomach,
Is Kidneys, Lungs, Plm-
,-HS 81 = pies, Pustulcs, BoilS,
afse Blotches, Tumors, Tet-
49, EsssS ter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head. Ringworm, Ulcers, Sores.
rheumatism. Neuralgia, Pain in the
Bone. Side and Head, Female W eah-
ness. Stcrilitv. Lcucorrhpa, arising
rom internal liberation, and uterine
disease. Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Drop,y, Dyspepsia, Emacia-
ton. General Debility, and for Puri-
fying the Blood.
This Sar~aparilla is combination or
vegetable Observation-Disclosures Man
drake. Y elbow Dock-with the lodldcS
of Potassium and Iron, and i the
most cilicariOuS medicine yet known
Cor the diseases il is intended 10 cure.
Its ingredients are 80 skilfully
combined that the full altcrltly,
effect of each is assured, and while
It i 50 mild - 10 be harmless even
to children. il is still so eifectual -.
TO purge out from the system thos
impurities and cCuuptions which
develop into loathsomc disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from lis cures, and the confidence
which prominent physicians all over
the country repOse i'll it proves THEN
experience Of lis usefulness.
Certificates attcStin" It's virtue
have accumulated. and are con-
family being received, and A. many
Of these cases are publicly known.
they furnish convincing evidence OF
the superiority of This Sarsaparilla
over every other alternative medicine.
So generally is il superiority TO any
other medicine known that we need
do no more than 40 assure the public
that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPLEED NJ
Or. J. c. AVER L CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and .LmalDf.rHi Chemists.
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MAIL CAREIERs' WoGK.-Thr work
done by the letter carriers tor November,
1876, is as follows:
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YARDS. AGENTS OUTFIT lJc AND
y stamp. - Plain cards l0c. 70 Extra
Mixed .Jc. MELLENVILLE CARD CO.,
Me!!Cuyl.le, Col. co., y. y. nOSb
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ar FANCY CARDS ALL STYLES WITH
I'd name lee, postpaid. J. b. Hustled,
Nassau. RCrS Co, y. Y. spI2b
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A Man of a Thousand,

M HIN DEATH WAS HOURLY TX.
w PECTED from Consumption, all
remedies having failed, and Or. X. James
was experimenting, he accidentally made
a preparation Of Indian Hemp" which
cured his only child, and now gives this
recipe free on receipt oftwo stamps, To ray
expences. Hemp" also cures night
sTeats, nausea az the stomach, and vii!
bl eak fresh cold in q hours. Address
Chsddock a Co., ,0S2 Race Street, Phila
delphia, naming this paper. no23ta
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Matinee % and Is cents.

Tonight. Logrenis, last appearance
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TNHOUSANDI OF FAMILIES USING
them, millions more unSupp led.
Agent sell them and realize large profits.
Send for circulars to q. =. Walker, sric. Pa.
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Index 10 New Advertisements.

Index TO New Advertisements.
Strong Nerves. Local Page
Board of Commissioners.
Carpet Remnants--G. Mendal, Booth
Il Co.
Letter List.
Free Oyster Soup-UnIon Restaurant.
Centennial VIews-C. II. Quimby.
Cheapest House IN the City.
Undertaking. link u Son.
Good Luck Cigar-Sullivan's Drug
Store.
W. Va. Stencil snd Seal Works.
NoLice-R Ii. Sweeney.
Teas-Crawford IL Thoburn.
$4,000 worth of Clothing must be
sold, regardless of cost tU.quit.busi-
uess. GOLD BROS,
1907 Main Street.
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GUROS Z; Ssss:s: ss :; .;s$ e.
Nassau st., y 7
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CaStOriia.

IL IN "A mistake 10 suppose that Ca,lDn,
Is not adopted To grown persons a. well a.
Childrsn. They un need 10 increase The
quantity But children have ~ manY
complains for which CastOTia Is adopted
like Wind Cote, Sour stomach, Worms.
letter, Teething and Group, that u y
especially recommended Tor them
Its effects are more certain than Castor
OH. IL contains no alcohol aud l. 10
pleasant 90 take ~ borcy. II never
gripes. BY regulating ,he stomach and
bowels the CHsloTiH cooIs the blood ~.
pels worms and prevents frvcrisbness
quiets The nerves and produces health
then of course rhtidrrn can sleep IN
quiet and mothers can rest.
CastoTia In recommended by all phys.
clans and nurses who have tried Il, and u
IL having rapidly Increasing sale. II l.
prepared with great care afteT the r.Cipe
Cf DR.. samuel Pitcher, OF Mac, a. the
Laboratory OF J. d. Rose 4 Co., " Day
Street, New York. sp@
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A FARM AND HOME

MIND HEADING, PSYCHOMASCY
VI Fascination, soul Charming, Aesme-
Tism and Marriage Guide, showing how
either sex may fasc!nats and gain the
love and affection OF any person they
choose instantly; 40 pages. BY mall Soc
HUNT a co, 1Ss :. eth St, Phils., Pa.
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HAMILTON Opera House.
Two Grand Performances,
This Saturday, December ID,
OF the famous
Log renia,
And his Trained Birds, Cat and Mice.
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"PooL.pOZIHG' is being INDUCED in il
great many localities.
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1879.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE or TRAINS.

"Daily except Sund y.
tpaily except Monday.
tSteubenyllle Accommodation
train during the day passes backward and
forward between Martins Ferry and
Bellaire, stopping when required AT Sher-
man House, Etnaville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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An Elegant Present.
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At o'clock. Every child receives
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SKATES are in order.
LETTER LIST this morning.
CoUSTY COURT convene3 on Monday.
LoGREEIA matinee to-day, and regular
performance tonight.
THE creek WAS frozen over Yesterday
with thin covering of ice.
Snow and sunshine aternated yester-
day,
MARKET this morning at the upper
market mouse.
CHRISTMAS toys are the subject of in.
spection by the juveniles, AT present.
WE all haye to do two things-.-pay our
taxes and die.
pool. pOZIHG' is being INDUCED in in
great many localities.
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CHRISTMAS toys are the subject of in
spection by the juveniles, at present.
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WE all haye to do two things---pay our
taxes and die.
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THTPARED BIT

J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
-rc'ieJ md Analytical Chemists.
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Special Ladies and Children's Matinee
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READY FOR AGENTS !
AGENTS WANTED for the STORY Of
CHARLEY ROSS

Written by his Father. A complete account OF
tins most Mysterious Abduction and Exciting
Search. With Fac-Simile Letters and Illustrations.
Outscls all other books. One agent took 80 orders
in one day. Terms liberal Address, JoHN +.
POTTER & Co., Publishers, PHILADELPHIA.
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Laboratory OF }. b. Rose 4 20,
10 DIZZY Sr. NEW YORK.
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MARKET this morning at the upper
market mouse.
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Snow and sunshine alternsted yester,
day,
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New YORK. December l. Dry
Goods-Light with counting houses, i'm
porters and jobbinG trade quiet. Cotton
goods quiet but steady in first hands.
Cottonades in moderate demand by
clothiers. Dark Fancy prints IN limited
demand. Mems wear wOolens less active.
Fisnnels and blankets remain quiet.
Foreign goods dull.
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THE creek WAS frozen over Yesterday
with thin covering of ice.
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LoGRENIA matinee to-day, and regular
performance tonight.
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TEAS.

Ill STYLES OF VIRGINIA GOODS
\ embracing o., or, inch twists
Gnd IL inch cavandish, Lorillard's goods,
all styles, and all the leading brands OF
louisville navieS. Can offer special In
ducementS In this line.
n,1I NJ. REILLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-01

HAZING AT WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
Wesleyan University, in Middletown, Conn.
is now the scene of hazing troubles The
sophomoreS tried to smoke out a couple of
freshmen few nights ago, and the disturbance
brought tutor to the scene, who, the sophO-
nores say, was roughly handled. The
faculty on Friday suspended eight of the Of
probation. The suspended men left town
Saturday, and the rest of the class threaten
to bolt, but probably won't. The college is
much excitd. all the more SO because the
against bazing. To keep up the excitement,
some disreputable fellows stole a yoke of
oxen from farmers barn Thursday night.
North COllege.-( Netp Haven PdUaditln, No
reU.l>eT 9th
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CARPETS AT A SACRIFICE.
FURTHER REDUCTIONS TO BE MADE.
AN ATTRACTIVE STOCK AT ATTRACTIVE
PRICES.

Read the yo1oscin0 and be convinced.
Cottage Carpet 5c., now 25c
Ingram ~ &c, now Sc.
Heavy Ingram a5c., now 45c.
Extra Heavy Ingram 65e now Sc.
Zine quality Ingram 75c., now eSc
Very Heavy Ingram Gc-, now 75c.
noweii Extra heavy q now sc.
besf ply Lowell 8 I. now sc.
Tapestry Rugs only 81
Velvet Rugs very low
OIL cloth Hugs all prices
gii cloth from Il. Is ~, 30 g. Soc
fieor Oh cloths 4 4, 81, 64 s. wide
&. NJ. TOWsON 4 CO.,
Rows eetr $50 Pa. ay., south side, near 7th, n. W
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SGen. Banks's son was q candidate 70
the Nevada Legislature.

HGen. Banks's son was candidate for
the Nevada Legislature.
~ Harriet Beecher Stowe aud family have
left Hartford for their winter home at Man
DARN, Fla.
~ James G. Fair, the big bonanza man,
has bought the old Oakland (Cal.) residence
OF j. Ross Browne.
~The Philadelphia Times has a CORE
spondent who says that Tweed and Sweeney
were ruined by bad women.
Krone hundred and thirty-five of the En-.
glish pictures at the Centennial Exhibition
are ON their way home, and the rest will fol-
low this week.
- On the 24th instant F.. r. Carr, a farmer
living two miles south of Balmus, Neb muir
dered his wife and two male children and
hung himself. There was no reason assigned
~ The unveiling of the monument OF the
bNai Firth To religious liberty took place
AT the centennial grounds, Philadelphia, yes
terday, with imposing ceremonies.
Six convicts escaped from Blackswell's
Island y. ", yesterday, and were successful
IN reaching Long Island. Three were recap
tured Ths Long Island police are In pursuit
others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-01

A GEETLEMAN OF MANY YEARS successful
"A experience as Professor Of Mathematics and
Principal IN some OF the best Academies desires TO
devote his inter evenings the training Of limited
number Of young ladies or gentiemen In the Art OF
teae hing OF intellectually applying In practical pur
suite the following branches, viz Higher Arithmetic
Mensuration, Elementary and Advanced Algebrs
Geometry, and Trigonometry
Terms Of tuition, either in classes or private les
sons. and satisfactory references may be obtained in
answer % applications to Il. A, care of r y M
FAEHTZ, No. 81 8 st. northwest ncyis- fdel
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SUIT AGAINST GOVERNOR TILDEx-In
the case of Body against Tilden, the parfic-
ulafs of which aave been already pubiixhed.
motion was made on behalf of plaintiff be-
fore Judge Spier, OF the Superior Court To-
day, 20 set aside an extension Of time granted
TO defendant This was opposed on the
ground that the defendants time was 80 oe-
cupied with election matters that he had not
time TO prepare the necessary affidayftx in
reply. The court reserved its decision.-fM
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FL slsfksA sESE y
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IAf p,cembet tth at aotlosk p m, for the pur
XII khoiders are earnesy rrqnssted 10 be prss
emit inov21S'f ROBT. BALL. Secretary.
.T SPECIAL NOTICE
fs2f hf s;sf p:
Hospital Building corner On and s.reet si on MoS
DAY December 9TH. 100, at o clock D m, for the
neSas Ct NV J. ii. sAvILLE, Secretary.
q re Th Ha4 6l EARkEF OF GF 6k3sffEY IN
tdlsmsia Bs.iS, s No GIG g. -. o s.9sti,
WAsHINSToS, u. G., November "a, 1916
i now ready to receive payment of the same under
the levy imposed by act approved July r. 1876, en-
Of T S enan %
that SF o Ss ss neon # i
on the FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER, ls76, and the
other halt Of such become due and pay able on the
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, EI7,r and eff
before the first day Of December, 1876, said install
ment shall thereupon De in arrears, and delinquent
and there shall be added to be collected with such
taxes, penalty Of TWO FER CENTUN upon the
amount thereof on the first day of each succeeding
a like penalty shall be added on said last
of June, lS77 -
All ax-payers are requested TO save themselves
from the penalty Of delinquency by the prompt pay
noy2s5t JOHN r. COOK, Collector, d. G.
Rep hron &Crticl
~ EDWARD SHOEMAKER,
NOtaTial Business promptly attended to- Once
No las Beali street Georgetown, ID. &. nov3 2ws
~ MILBURN'S HOT SODA,
Wy With the uue9ualed
TEA, COFFEE, AND CHOCOLATE.
COLD SODA and MINERAL WATERS all the Year
1929 Pennsylvania AVENUE,
noN3T Near Willard d Hotel.
~ LADIES' CLOAK
The largest and most attractive assortment in Nate
lasse, Ribbed and Plain Cloth.
Dolmas in Plain Cloth Silk and Matelasse. Also,
Coaks for Misses from four ~ sixteen years, all at
the most reasonable prices at NJ WILLIAMS
Dresses made in the superior style and AT rea-
sonable prices by NINE WASHINGTON, up stairs.
Dovl5-u
NJ SAMUEL 6. YOUNG,
~ NOTARY PUBLIC,
cctl7-u 9FFiCE-SrAR BUILDING.
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RARLOW'S ART GALLERY.
1925 Pennsylvania Avenue.
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
Fall Stock Of Engrayings, Photographs, Water
Color Drawings, &c and the latest styles of Frames
greatly reduced prices. Oil Paintings and Water
Color Drawings IN great variety. Dresden Porcelain
Painting and Frames TO match All styles OF Frames
IN Gold and Silver Leaf, German Gilt, Walnut, Span
ish and French Maple. Picture Nails, Silver and
Copper Wire. Mirror and Portrait Frames made to
order and regilt. Paintings Cleaned, Restored and
Vanished. Remaining stock Of last years Chromos
at reduced prices. Gallery open BY gaslisht until
O'CLOCK.
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81 The Home for Aged and Indigenf Men,
bers OF the Order OF Odd Fellows was dedica-
ted I'm PHILADELPHIA yesterday. the Grand
Lodge of the stale taking the home formally
under the patronage ofthe order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-01


for n exemption amounted to 81 ,l6i Us.
ALL the members were present at the Cab
met meeting this afternoon. The session was
an unusually long one, and many important
subjects were considered.
NEW DEMOCRATIC PAPER, to be called
tie Constitutional Union, published by Henry
Polkinhorn, is announced to appear on Mon
day. The size of the paper is to be the same
as the New York Sum A portion of the Cdpi-
fdt Office Will be occupied temporarily as the
office Of publication.
PURCHASE BY THE PREsIDENr.-Presi-
cent Grant shows his confidence in the cOln-
try, and in Washington in particular, by pur-
chasing of Judge l.. w. Vale, through his
agents Messrs. Fitch. Fox Il Co. one of the
fine residences just erected by the Judge at
the intersection of Vermont and Rhode Is
land avenues, opposite the 18th street Circle.
FERsONAL.-Hon. Lafayette Lane, of
Oregon, arrived Yesterday. Senators Wal
lace, Pennsylvania. Dorsey, Arkansas, and
Representatives Morrison. Walker, Clark
Wells, HOskins, Southland Hamilton, of New
Jersey, Blair. Banning, Dunnell, and A. Herr
Smith are at Willards- General Jeffries
and family will remain at Willards during
the Congressional season.
THE JOINT CONGRESSIONAL COMMISSION
District Of Columbia met to-day, but no
quorum was present. Senator Spencer and
Representatives Clymer and HuntOn only
were in attendance. 1t was stated by Mr..
Clymer that he understood Gen. Hendee had
been suddenly called home by the illness of
his wife. Senator Whyte is not i'm the city.
The commission adjourned TO meet December
9TH. at 10 O'Clock a. m. when IL is hoped the
full committee will be in attendance, and act
upon the bill carefully prepared by Secretary
Cox and the subcommittee, as printed in THE
STAR. The commission will urge early ac-:
t1on OF Congress upon the bill
THE HAYES WITHDRAWAL NATTER
The Nation, in reference to the publication in
THE STAR of the Baltimore Gazette telegram
and the Nation editorial upon the views of
Governor DennisOn upon the political situa-
ton, together with Governor DennisOn's
statement to q STAR representative, saws:
can examination will show that there is no.
thing in the Nation editorial which can be
construed into the charge that fraud was to
be used by the republican party to accom-
plish the election OF Governor Hayes. Gov
glage imputed to him by us was incorrect.
The following note from a gentleman well
Known in this city is to the same effect: Il
was present at the interview referred to I'm
the daily NdtiOgi of November 18th, between
the editor and Ex-Governor DennisOn, of
Ohio. have very distinct recollection of
the conversation, and am confident that there
torlal.' Signed A. l.. Barber. AS for the
dispatch to the Baltimore Gazette, we had no
knowledge that such a telegram had been
prepared or was to be forwarded. We hope
then, that THE STAR will do Justice by re-
publishing this explanation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-01

A NEW DEMOCRATIC PAPER, to be called
tie Constitutional Union, published by Henry
Polkinhorn, is announced to appear on Mon
day. The size of the paper is to be the same
as the New York Sun A portion of the CIpi-
tai Office will be occupied temporarily as the
Office Of publication.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY-Inter-
nal revenue, se45 ,2311s; customs, s232, 7o25o.
NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day
for redemption amounted to 81 ,16i Us.
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GEN. HACKENxIEN INDIAN FIGHT.
Relies ef the Custer Massacre Touna.

h(th(S ~ umS 0U84%E M000(rE kO000.
NEW York, Dec. la special dispatch,
giving particulars OF General Mackenzie's
late fight with the Indians SAYS a count OF
the tepecs, amer The night, showed that the
village had contained between lso and 40 ,
and the warriors are estimated at b.twcen
zoo and 90. General Mackenzie reports q
Indians killed. but fully 30 must have fallen.
our killed Numbered sir. and our wounded
Is. I'm the captured tepses were found sew
eral articles showing beyond doubt that the
theyennes OF this village were in the Custer
massacre and the Rosebud fight; We have
captured about $50 ponies. and totally de-
Stroyed all the tepees and most Of their con-
tents, including the winters supply of dried
meat Besides what WAS destroyed. over
my pack horses were loaded with buffalo
robes, &c, taken from the lodges by our en-
listed Indians. A quantity Of ammunition,
which the boStiles had no time to take OF
with them. Was also destroyed. Among the
Indian dead are said Ia t- three sons of Dull
knife, one OF the leading warriors OF the
theyenneS, Who was heard ON the blun en-
conraeing his men 10 be brave during the
night The killed, In addition 20 those before
n.,ported, are Private Sullivan, h company,
'th cavalry. Private BEARD, ID company, Sth
.aNalry. The h"siilcs are now without food
Ihis morning they killed six horses for food.
Inc weather ~ growing colder. and heavy
sliow storm II gathering overhead.
The Victory Complete.
particulars Of General MackenzieS' fiybt
with the Cheyenncs were reccivcd at Fetter
man last night
The victory Nas most complete. The entire
village, with all 81 IT. winters stores of sub
siStence and of buffalo robes fell into the
hands OF our troops. leaving the Chcyennes
the braVcst and most waTl Ike band of hostile
Indians. wholly destitute in the face OF a
rigid winter. The contemplation OF which
fact caused them tO fight with desperation.
Their loss f. about - men killed and a large
number wounded.
The conduct of General Mackenzie il char
actcrized a. brilliant. entailmg only the loss
az one officer. Lieutenant Mckinney, fourth
cavalry. OF Memphis, Tenn. and s enlisted
men killed and - wounded The Pawnee
scouts rendered valuable service, and were
richly rcwarued with spOilS General Mac
kcnzie Will join General Crook on Crazy Wo-
mans Fork, and a comb mel attack viii be
made upon Crazy Horse. who Is reported Ia
be on the Rosebud river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-01

THE LINCOLN MONUMENT PLANT
It's known that prominent detectives through
out the country are not ready To accept the
Lincoln Monument sensation as represented
by Washburn and Tyrill. A gentleman well
acquainted with Mr.. j. ]. Brooks. chief of
the secret service, Mr.. WashbuIn's successor
who Is thoroughly in the confidence OF Mr.
Brooks, states that the latter is of the same
opinion as has been published I'm the Inter
Oced'a-that the whole job is a plant" put
up by Swigles, and that WaShburn and Ty-
rill have been imposed upon by him. This
gentleman stated TO a reporter of this paper
that a few days ago Tyrill wrote to Brooks,
suggesting that Swigle be rewarded, and
that Brooks replied to the effect that he was
ready to reward as far as i'm his power Swigle
or any other man who performed valuable
service Tor the government or the public
under the direction of the secret service but
he was yet to be convinced that Swigle de-
served reward. He did not accept his state-
ment, and would not until he had more infor-
nation than was yet in his possession. Mr.
Benson, assistant chief OF the secret service
COMEDIES in Brooks opinion.-f Chicago Inter
Ocean,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-01

ALL the members were present at the Cab
met meeting this afternoon. The session was
an unusually long one, and many important
subjects were considered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-01

GREAT FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS.
1hree Hooks Burned so Far.

NEW ORLEANS, LA. Dec. IA IRE broke
ont early This morning at the corner of 81
Bernard and Claiborne streets. IL has
reached ard crossed Esplande street. and IN
still burning at noon. Three blocks have
thus far been DESTROYED.