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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28
Ex-sENATOR TRUMBULLs VIEW,
The Conspiracy 10 Count I'm Hay yes-
No Necessity fer Troops.

CHICAGO November 24-Ex-Senstor
Trumbull writes ss follows from New
Orleans TO a son in this city:
You are no doubt disappointed that
you do not hear more fully from US. We
cannot telegraph snythiag private, as
all messages seem 70 be taken ot the
wires.
The Democrats have duplicates, or
copies Of returns from most of the state,
and by telegraph from all the state
which they believe to be reliable, giving
them little over 5000 majority. The
Republicans will give no figures, but
deny that the Democratic majority is 30
large. Wsrmoth snd others admit about
600 majority, which they say will be
rejected by the State Returning Board
on account of intimidation, &c, so as TO
give the Republicans the state. The Of
ticIsl returns are all in the hands Of the
Republicans, who can hold them back
and manufacture sffidsvits without its
being known TO their sdverssries. The
Returning Board claims the right to re-
ject any poll when satisfied that there
was intimidation tending TO prevent y
free and fair election.
The Republicans say the proof OF
intimidation will be overwhelming,
while the Democrats say there is moth
ing in it aud sny stfidsvits TO that
effect must be manufactured.
| am one of q committee appointed TO
stay here, and may not be home for
some time. l dislike 10 remain so long,
but l regard the situation now as the
most critical in our history.
1t is unfortunate that the Returning
Board is composed entirely of Republi-
can partisans. Many of our friend, be-
lieve that there has been conspiracy
from the beginning, the board and local
authorities tacitly agreeing, If assured OF
military protection, to see to it that certI-
fcates of election were given TO the Hayes
electors, and that Sheridan and the army
are here lor that purpose. If that is so,
an attempt will doubtless be made 10 pre-
pare the Northern mind for the cor TEN.
plated action by kilograms and CORES
pondence from Republicans here, and,
perhaps, by legal and semI-otfCial opin-
ions promulgated from Washington.
l do not myself despair OF reason
ably isir count in this State. We shall
have 1t if we carry Florida, and, even If
the Presidency hangs on the result here,
| do not zee how, without committing
such palpable injustice and wrong as will
take from the decision all weight before
the country, the Returning Board, even
if 20 disposed, can commit any great
iniquity in the presence OF the commit.
tees.
There is no sort Of necessity for troops
mere. New Orleans is rs quiet and safe
rs Chicago. / doubt if the excitement
is rs great here as there, and there is
no danger of an outbreak. The ms-
chinery by which this state is controlled
Is perfectly infamous, but the people feel
they must submit t the Federal gov
ernment, and it requires no troops to
keep order. LYMAN TRUMBULL.
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a. TwEsp i, said to be lonely. He
- % .rlt for the South Carolina
,.,.,....lo arep h!m company. They
t,.,ra l.u como tricks of the trade
,,.v,l hi, fertile brain never dreamed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28

w.r,y 4. 20. be wel Tor the city
...,,,,-s.,c clubs 70 keep up their or
.-,,,ior, until after the city election
.,,.-.? In unity there is strength.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28

rgrgg i. not in the minds of Radical
,..,,n. sny doubt but HAYES has
go, L5gi,sns by majority of four
,,. Ee,uru!ng Board.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28

No MORE sSEEIIss or bad smells II
your noee- Cs,srrh is cured By Dr., J.
q. McLesn's Cstarrh Snud II toothes
irritation and heals sores. Trial Boxes
80 cents, BY mail. Dr.. J. q. Mclean,
GA Chestnut street, b. Louis
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Here is 10 the anger
That pulled the trigger.
That killed the man
that freed the Niger"

A Wheeling lady, in s. letter 70 q
friend in this city. ssys: "-As the process.
sion passed the hoLse where | was sleep
ing, the cheered Justify for Booth, and
whenever the banner was exhibited con-
tsining his portrait, it was vociferously
cheered- The negroes OF the city we're
told that Tilden meant 10 remand them
to slavery, and hereafter they must not
ask payment for their isbor
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NO Action Yet Taken.

SAs PRAstosCo, November IA
prea dispstcn from Portland, Oregon.
says tho Democrats have taken no ,Isp.
yet 70 sEjoIn Governor Grover from
is.uing certificate Of s!s tion 70 Wstts.
The Republicans cOnafenIIy n.s"ri thSI
no such action will be taken.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28

r-r a.mpuienl interference OF courts
.rr i. troubling the Radical organs
T. lss bothered many rogue
.s!! l.
,.y'r lh.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28

TaE Spartan rule WAS to punish the
5rgier, No! tor stealing, but Tor being
.a4srt 10 ,l0 thr@. The LntelIigenceT' in
, a.Iy Spartan .prit thinks the tact of
a. Lol.isrs Returning Bosrd beng
.-.-:-l 20 b., sa.caiity was wonderful
,-e o. ,!,u :y on the part OF the Sec
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28
Lessons from Election Figures.

New York Herald.
A correspondent who sends us some
interesting election figures, which we
print elsewhere, remarks upon them:
When we examine the detailr of this
Republican loss we find the State Of
Illinois losing thirty-six thousand OF her
Republican majority OF four years ago;
Indiana losing thirty.two thousand; Iowa
twenty thousand; Michigan fifty thou
sand, and Wisconsin fifteen thousand. In
the east we find the Republican majority
of four years since reduced in Con-
necticut seven thousand; IN Maine eigh-
teen thousand; in Massachusetts, thirty
four thousand, and Vermont ten thou
sand. In the Middle States we find the
enormous losses OF the republicans since
1872 to be in New Jersey twenty-five
thousand; in New York eighty-four thou
sand, ant IN Pennsylvania one hundred
and twenty.four thousand. On the Paci-
ac si1e Cshfornia shows II Republican loss
IN four years of nearly eight thousand
and Oregon of three hundred thousand
To the Republicans We need hardly
point out the lesson OF these election
figures. They speak for Themselves. The
Republican leaders have by their mlscon-
duct forfeited the confidence of the great
mass OF independent voters in the North
ern States. They have need to be care
lul. 1t is extremely un wise in them to
give their Countenance 10 the suspicious
actions OF the men VINO control Re gub-
licsn politics IN the three disputed
States The people are very patient,
but they are not dull; they Will not
forget what is now happening in
those states. nor that the Northern Re-
publican leaders are to-day supporting
MS their allies the corrupt politicians of
those states, and supporting them IN acts
which offend the public sense Of justice
and propriety, and expose the count OF
the votes 10 just suspicion of fraud. Ii
that which IL now going on in those
state. with the Ceuntensnce OF the n
publican leaders cou.d have been fore
.een by Northern voters, thore is not
the least doubt that there would have
been an immense and Overwhelming Re
publican vote cast for Mr.. Tildcn; for the
American people do not tolerate the pre-.
dominance Of dIsreputsb'e and Vicious
eemenls is national politics. They never
nave and they will no, IN the future. If
the Republican leaders hope for a future
they must take care new tina. the count
in the disputed States, in the hand, of
their own psrtisars, Is so conducted a. 70
satisfy the country OF it, absolute fairness
and honesty. II they DO less than this.
though they msy coun. in their csndi-
date, they will prepare for themselves a
disgrscetul aid overwhelming defeat st
the mex: election.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28

yrssia one particular, false in slP
s,opy application to the whole
.,i,a party
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28

,...-s ratified that the Intstttgcneer
.,,,.t %. an "eye opener from the
..,.o, Returning Board.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28
Vote OF Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, November 27.-The Board
Of Csnvsssers to-day csnvsssed the re-
turrn Hayes slsst0n, 74se2i Tildsn,
a, 10.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28
The Radical Programme.

To the Editor OF the Commercial.
NEW OELEASs, November Gil y.
M.-The Republican programme has un.
doubLedIy been arranged In tho past
twcnty-four hours The RECURRING
Board is expected b. throw out csts o
polls in various psrishes. and the vote ia
nine Democratic parishes Will b' 20 ntu.
tralized that the Hnye.' electors can be
counted in.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28

.y mo-, rvr."peners from the
. Returning BOARD will 10 the
,,. ~ H1Nh'.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28
.D0CT0R|NG.
Hayes Thinks Of Withdraw
ing.
Florida Canvassing Board in
Session.
Committee of Both Parties
Admitted.
Excitement In South Caro-
lima.
Protest Against Grant's"Sus-
tanning" Order.
Louisiana Board Makes an
Arbitrary Rule.
Places the Democrats at q
Disadvantage and Ad-
journs
Louisiana Board Makes an
Arbitrary Rule.
General Hampton's House
Reported Burned by a
Mob.
But the Rumor Unfounded.

Hayes Hauled in-RumOr that lie
VIII at Once withdraw from the
COnte,t-senatOrS sherman Advises
Him 10 ihis Course on Account OF
the Louisiana Frauds-His Messen.
ger on the Way 10 Washington with
the Resignation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28

p.,rbliysns feel ike buIl-dozing &
.n,...ns Secretary who 80 stupidity
'-'' ,,Pa bower ron his sleeve.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28
FOURTH ANNUAL GRAND BALL
or THK
Nail City Boat Club,
Turner Hall,
Thanksgiving Eve, November 2eth.

Extensive prepaTstons havs bssn made
70 snord all who attend . msyniuosnt
time. Nusic by vaas' Qusdriiis Band.
ChancslIos Xsmpie viii OPEN The sest.yt,
ties By a. ofiginol GRAFTON. Yoo are snsdi.
ally invited 70 attend By the
nszSx CON. OF AkRAy6EAxNTa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28
OREGON.
Po.tmsstrr watts Refnsed 'crtin.
cate a. Presidential Eiecior.

Special 10 the Herald.
SAN FRASCIsco, November 2G.--Goy
Grover, OF Oregon, rciuse. 20 issue his Ger.
tihcate OF election ~ Presidential oloctor
10 Mr.. Wstts, the Republican candidate,
on the ground that be was disqualified TO
hold the Office BY being postm1t"r.
He will give the certificate 70 the Demo.
cratic electOr, Coghian.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28
}t'lecsjna Reaistrr.
-,.,..s. yr. 'erg1 at 1921.

,,,s,- ,o-tog c'A be partly
=. a,rfhus,t Uo,I.ts, and tosoer'
max .yr!~rs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28
THE INTELLIGENCER's ISLANDER
STILL ON IFS TRAVELS.

The National Republican, GRANTS
kitcnen organ, contains the following. 1t
vii! be st once recognized as the IHtelLi-
gsncsr's SANDER d revsmped:
A. Wheeling, West Virgins, on the
night of the l4th ins:., the adherants OF
"Tilden snd Reform" had grand torch
light procession. Upon one of their ban
ner. was seen life-size portrait OF
Wilkes Booth, the reverse side OF which
bore the following poeticsI ehusion:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28

p,YE, withdrsw5 ZACH
~. 70 viii -oher up.
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o.yrthe ~ecCetsryI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-04
ALEXANDRIA.

ARRESTED ON SUSPICIOy.-A young wO-
man named Jennie Havenner was arrested
at Guilford TO day by Constable Thompson
OF Falls Church, and brought down on the
W. o. train 10 the latter place, on suspi-
ciOn Of being the woman who threw her child
INTO the well OF Mr.. Fowler, as noticed IN
yesterdays Gazette. She came home from
Washington on the day Mr.. Fowler saw the
woman al his station, but bitterly denies
having stopped at Falls Church. although
some of the railroad men say that she did.
ACCIDENT TO A STEAMER.-The steamer
Jane Mosely, which was running in the
place OF tho John w. Thompson, which is
temporarily laid up for repairs, when off
Mary land Point, about fifty miles down the
river yesterday, blew a hole I'm her smoke
box and was thereby disabled. The engineer.
Charles Bailey, was badly scalded about the
feet by the escaping steam, but no one else
was hurt CARTE, 2d.
SHOT BY HIS BROTHER Sunday even
Ing little son of Mr.. William a. Withers,
who resides near Castle Craig, Campbell CO.
was shot and instantly killed, accidentaIIy
by his older brother. The older boy, about
10 years OF age, fired at large hawk that
was Il lying very low near the house, putting
the whole load in the little fellow, who was
only about years old. Mr.. Withers is a
brother of Senator Withers.
FISH-Receipts Of 5 900 shad al SLASH per
hundred; 200, 900 herring at Sl0aSl2 per thou
sand. Very few sturgeon are arriving
lSe7ltiHel, 3D.
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GEORGETOWN.

ARREST OF SUSPECTED BURGLAR
Last night Lieut. Hurley's men arrested a
notorious colOred sneak thief and burglar
named Bob Goodman alias Hen. Williams
VINO is suspec ted of having robbed several
residences In Georgetown recently. He Is
held Tor recognitiony end in the mean time
his mug will be taken for the rogue gallery.
REVIVAL. - The meeting last night al
Dunbarton-street NJ. +. church was con
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Nourse, of the Presbyte-
rian church. The attendance was large.
GRATN.-By canal: Red Eye, No. I, III
bushels wheat to j. q. * j. NJ. Waters.
CATTLE MARKET Reported bU Jas Ee,,gId
x 20. Number of cattle on market, i22-all
sold at prices ranging from 10 GA cents per
ID; number of sheep and lambs, 10000 left
over, 200 sold-old sheep brip ging from IN
cents per ID; lambs. 50 TO So per head. Ten
cows and calves sold from SIS TO SIS per
head. Market brisk.
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Condensed Locals.

There Will be a meeting this evening Of
property owners. business men. and rest
dents OF 18Th street northwest. to canvass the
question Of the erection OF a market house
suitable 20 that rapidly growing section OF
the city. See advt.
The annual exhibition Of paintings and
drawings by the pupils of Mrs. FuiisT's art
school. lOl6 10th street. opened to-day, and is
being largely attended by those interested in
art culture. The pictures Will remain on ex-
GlbittOn until Saturday evening.
The following officers of Clements Lodge,
No. 5, I. - q. T.. were installed last evening:
Lydia s. AbeIl, W. L. I; j. f. Maupfn, w.
v. T; John r. Nahony, W. X. s.; Edwin II.
Jones. ". r. 6; Dom j. T0itchell. W. T.:
Ella g Nyce, W. G; c. r. Maupiu, w. I. G.;
John II. Hardester, W. .. G.; X. 4. Evans, p.
w T. i,
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL


WASHING TON, ID. O.. Mas LIST. / s.
SAhLkD PROPOSALS, ia tripncsfe, with c1py
- OF this advertisement sttach he'd, will be received
a. tins nice, until AZ O'Clock m, June Is76, AZ
which place and time they will be opened in the
presence Of bidders, TO deliver required. during
tse nscal year commencing July J. 1876, and eOding
Jone 81, 1871, at the various ofnoes and officers
quarters IN the District Of Columbia, and st Fort
Nhlpple, Va, about GO cords Of Hard Wood, Oak,
saved and split and In the stick 30 cords Of soft
WOOD, Pine, sawed and split and in the stick; and
2'uO tons OF ANTHRACITE Coal, White Ash ami Bed
Ash or Lyi valley Of size as may be CAL for,
Tree from slate dust, or dirt, and 20 weigh s,240
Lump Coal. All the W God and Coal 10 be OF first
class meTc bsntable quality. Esch bid should be ae
c3mpanied b. guarantee, fOTm fuTnish he'd BY this
The lowest aggregate bid for Wood or Goal, or
both, will be entertained.
The right 10 reserved bv the government TO reject
any and all bids, and these proposals are invited
under proyiso that appropT alton shs be maze tor
the supplies By Congress butt IL otherT Use the Gov
tract.
preference will be given 70 articles Of d,mestic
production aud manufacture, conditions Of price
and quality be pg equal and such preference will
be given 10 articles OF American production and
manufacture produced GU the PacfGc coast - the
extent OF the consumption required By the public
service there.
Proposals should be MAJ ked "PrOp Osais for Fuel 80
aDd addressed TO the undersigned.
fCll information on Applicant % a. this once.
A. n ROChWELL,
myld DepOf On
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Washington Driying Park

ITOttlng May d, 81, 4th, and Sun.
Tickets for sale at
ONCE OF the National Hotel.
Once Of the Imperial Hotel.
News Stand at Wiliard's Hot n.
once Of the New York Avenue Hotel.
Office of the st. Marc.
Junction News Depot, northwest corner OF
9Th ard streets.
Trains leave from 9Th street depot at 1I.5O
10. 2, and 3 O'Clock. Round trip tickets, IS
c6nts. Races comm ence az 81 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-04

THE SOUTHERN REPURLICAN ASsOCIA-
TON, Al their meeting Tuesday evening
adopted resolutions instructing their COM
mittee to ascertain the number of southern
republicans m the various departments to
prepare as accurate statement as practica
Ole OF me number OF employees in each de-
paTtment OF the government at washington
and also The number in each department
from the states OF Virginia, West Virginia.
North Carolina, south Carolina, Georgia,
Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Tennessee and
Kentucky, together with the number that
each OF these states would be entitled to in
each depa rtrnent under 3 fair apportIonment
according TO representation In Congress aud
deliver a copy of this statement TO each re-
publican Senator ana Representative in
Congress, to the President OF the United
States and the head OF each department, aud
20 the chairman of the republican state CEN
trail committee OF each or these states; and
urge a more equitable distribution of the
public patronage upon the basis OF actual
representa- on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-04
LOCAL NE VS..


National 7heateT.-ROse Eytinge as "Rose
HkheI."
TneGfT CoDaQse.-"Juba, or Who Wins"
and varieties.
Masonic 7tBlpls.-Festival for the benefit
Of the Church OF the Incarnation.
Odd FeuoICs' HGR.-Panorama OF Millions
Paradise Lost.
WdhiHgtOn CGy Orphan AqI0a.-House-
warning.
80. JoSeph's RoR, 18th and II eets.)-FaIr
and sOCiable.
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INO. III. SHOOT a SOW ,

NO. IIs BRIDGE Sr., GEoRGErOwS, D.C,
Have received fro "A New YORK and are ofefiug 81
PorHldr Casa PrscsS.
LADIES DRksS GOODS in new designs OF
Black SIX from Ito 81 50. BIZ and White Striped
and Sheck silk; Grepsdins. from 2sc. 60 d Is
Mourning Goods OF all the best makes ana
fsst Blacks q specially; Cotton Goods aud
Dress Fs0rIcs from l2S cents no; House
Furnishing Goods Of the beat MAKES; Cents
end Boys wear. Ladies and Gents Underwear:
Kid Gloves, 8 button, at 81 aud 81 s., Hosiery in
great ysriety; Psrssols and UMBRELLA Print. and
&C. best s., Pe'eales Ia with fun line Of other
goods, to which are adding daily supplies az low
prices. Goods sent 20 sny Part OF the city.
sp2a I'm JN0 n SNoOv son.
NEW SPRIHG GOODS
" Ladies' Dress Coos. ia Plain. Plaid aud
Striped Goods, At 49,, Is. So IS 90 s. 90 Is and SC
Black silks, ramese and 0ashnsres
A large stoc SILK finished Alracas and Mohairs
HOO yards Csliocs AZ $ and the best At cts.
Percsles, P.Ques and White Dress Goods, very
Beautiful assortment ParasoI. ard san I'm.
breIlas, Cotton GoOds AZ lowest prices.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
spl-tr l03 Bridge street.
STiLL DI SIfU re PLEAsE 0U d FRIEs Os
- THE RUSH Is OVER
Tanks 20 our Kind friends for their indclSeuos
during the past Fail, when such vss the rush 81
cora from all sections Is 70 make IL impossible @
oil orders - promptly swe vtehed. Jeing assured
that tie work vhen nnished gave ,ntire sstistse-
ton, We solicit continusnce Of your pstro1sre,
srd premise good work AZ fsir prizes IN from orc
eSnt dsvs. Work sent for or del cd 10 any psri
% the District: received snd re urued 90 ard frys
any PsFt OF the county by mail eNprCss.
Nh. HHEATLENt
Steam DyeiaE sni Scoring Esssbllsbneu,,
Established ISL. lsBG-tr
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BULLDOG PERMITS issued by Inspector
PiOwman. o. +. Smith two two story brick
dwellings, north side II, between 2ist and
"a streets northwest; $1,000. Charles @
waters, two story brick dwelling aud
stOIe, north side 10th, between l. and V
slreets northwest; ~ 800. &. Cammack s.
Two story brick dwelling, north side Massa.
cnnselts avenue, between 7. and S,h streets
northwest, $1,000. c. II. Johnson, brick
ware mouse, south side q, between "a and a.
streets northeast; $500. Young 4 keenan,
Two Two story brick dwellings west side sin
between ID and r streets sOuthWe : y 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-04

A FIGHTING CONGREssMAN-The Will
mlngton N. c. STIR says q personal colIi-
sion took place ir that city, a few days
since, between Hon. A. NJ. Waddell, member
ofCongress from that district, and J. j. Cas-
Sldey, one OF the ed tors Of the Wilmington
Post. Col. Waddell struck Mr. Cassidy two
blows with cane which he had In his hand
when the latter drew pistol, which was fol-
lowed by like movement on the part OF Col.
Waddell. At this juncture parties interfered
and the affair was brought to a close. The
attack was mace in consequence of an arti-
Gle In the Post rejecting on Col. WaddelI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-04

ADJUSTMENTS - National ThedtsT - Miss
Rose EytlDge appeared before a brilliant
audience last evening. Rose Michel" grows
IN popularity, and will hold the boards OF
the National for the rest Of the week.
Masonic IeHipIe.-The festival for the bene-
IT OF the Church of the Incarnation was
well attended last evening, and a very
pleasing scene was presented. The booths
remained from the Authors Carnival -
and nave been handsomely decorated. To-
night is the last night, and as there will be
programme of exceeding interest carried
out, the attendance will undoubtedly be
large ard brilliant.
t,id FeJOsCs' HOLM. f. Serrena's second
presentation tonight OF the grand panorama
OF Millions Paradise Lost. The box She 9
at Brad. Adams. No extra Charge for re-
served seats.
Washington Cty OTll700I a y. hHg-The Iady
managers Of this cOmmenda0le inStItut ION
viii continue the house warming this even
ing at their new home. corner llth -nd =
streets. Tire orphan children gave very
enjoyable entertainment last evening and
To- night the Joe Jefferson club will give a
musical ana literary treat.
English OpeTo. Owing 70 Professor Fair
lambs inability 10 obtain the use of the Ma
tfOnal Theater, he was Obliged to postpone
the performance Of The BOhem an Grip
until next Wednesday afternoon, Nav 10.
ThsO'fT COHi4Ue.-The attractions offered
this week draw crowded houses nightly.
CUBA: or, Who Wins" Is the leading
dramatic attraction, and the varieties are
nTst class.
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OPFrcsR,
WARHINCTON. May 4. 1H6.

In the middle states, falling barometer,
increasing southerly winds, warmer, partly
cloudy weather, and in northern half rain
areas, followed to night by westerly winds,
rising barometer and colder, clearing
weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-04

Professor KalnbOws eIOve-ntting TruSs-
no metallic or rubber springs; no hard pads;
gives relief and comfort; does not interfere
with labor, pleasure, or sleep. At the Health
LIN ParlOrs. 92h Pa. ave. ~