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MRS. G.iINIs IGIIN.
The Latest Form Taken In n most Notorious
Casr In Litigation.

wAsHISGToS, Nov. 23.--In the Supreme Court
to-day m the OF Myra Clarke Gsincs against
Smith and Others to the Circuit Court OF LOuis
ans This tae case OF Mrs. Gaines against the sure
.cs Of the city her action sgain,t the city OF New
orleans, nd vas heard the question whe her Mrs
Gaines TO he compelled t. wait upon the surclics
III all the OntoCuulI made tO hs M rshals return and
1 the qursuons 10 his good faith 10 the matter OF
sOX.rr of prof. ertY Of the CitN TO tue debt nad ocen
settled Ter counsel contend that tc appeal beng 10
c1td D. TINS Court nns the city, und execution hay-
lux been given Ad re- urVd unsaf- h the citv's surN.
ties nee me ~ oicc 1llc. /ni .rc not entitled TO have
ny iLq .r IN de .uug icllnd thr TcurS Of the Mar.
snf ifcr rttiH- i'i-i-t that thcy entitled to have
the ec Of ihe Marshal iiNcstl ted Gua sust icc bo
ticy hrr'tc la r. and tff fae Farni hncut
of Mr.. Cur t'l', trcdo- ~, sub-tiul.d nom IN net
pflc. lfu tN Z b CTs luH Nnt d.. 'rs. liues are
now catlled 10 COntrll this proceeding.
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room. H..
Four of our Colleges Cnmbining ia an Assa-
citation to rIuy the Game.

SPRINGFIELD. Mas, Nov. .}-A Convrn-
tion Of collegians in this clty today oigin,1 II
what IA to be known a the lniercolle ,lto IL IT,
ball ASSOCIATION. Although bearing tni, name,
1t Is intended to restric; the membership t.
Yale, Harvard, Columbia, ana Princeton Col
le9es. W. t. Dodge. Of Princeton, was ch)- en-
President. aud L. v Barker, OF Yale, Secretary.
There ia also to he n Committee OF Arrunro-
ments Of one from epch Of tho four CODES es.
Each college u tn play game zach wear with
each other college. after which ties aru to ue
II Ned III. The association adupted tie Rugby
Union rules with somo modlhcaticns. The neld
is - nc ll1 by 20 yards. ana nfteen men arc to
Hay on a side. Iht hiil /, ~ he le 4thur and
eg1 shaped. and II tie si2s kno"n rs RHghi so.
o. Each side Is 10 have u {. ptain, whu, with a
referee, snail decide al disputed points
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UNDIn rnE clri1 DlMAGEs Acr.
Pecu'inr suit thai has Pm elrd Three
Jurics IN Wc-tchcsier County.

John Lantry, Of Mount Vernon, went
home intoxicated On the evening OF Nov. 70,
le.' hroAe the furniture to pieces, beat his wife
aud children, aud turned them out Of doors with
their clothes torn to sAreds, and broke two
lamps that set lire to tho house. The bulldog
WAS destroyed.
Ann Lnntry his wife, acting under the civil
Damages act of 1873, sued Nm. Spr'en, the
owner Of The hulillns in which the liquor was
sold II her husband. Sne claimed $50 dam
ages. The juD ~ the FIRST iri | could not de-
cido whether a iNture OF rum ana Deer would
jury could not decide whether LantrY had
drunk euunuh tn iutoXtcate him.
ln the tti.i before judge GiElrd, in White
rains. YESTERDAY, the Gtiruce saii that the
liquor was not sold ON the promises owned by
Surcen, hut the jHy thought II was, and rem
deYed a verdict for S's,j.
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nrown Getting tho Lion. share.

INplANAPOLIS, Nov. 2i.-Gen. Tom brown, ac-
cOrding % authenticated reports, has pccn allowed
5000 oui of ,hc cibm OF StnO) Ir,-tutcl 20 Wash.
ing on authoHilcs tor ls services u pruserutiug Nh.-
Ny ca utiur luullnn courts. Iul, WurN aIs \ IA.
'At lnAn by har llo,str,h, Nni accounts III the
Oaim Du.ns l4p5- -At At after the el 'ttlU4.
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TnE FloHIDI ISJrNorIoN
Republicans Ireina ihni the count hns no
kighl ~ Eminin l.nN. nlnnrns.

TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 23 The Court, bo-
foic which the case Of the rnjunction against
the Governor and the mandamuf t. the Return.
ing board WIS 10 ee tried, mot this morning at
II O'clock The court room WAS crowded TO the
utmost.
lhe Governor presented through counsel an
an ofdav in watch he states that he mad never
made up bis mind to canvass the vote, and had
not stated To any one that ho had done 40 that
even M to the present writing he had not de-
clded that ho wGs empowered to CANVASS the
votes.
The Democratic counsel. disregnrdng this af-
hdaylt, argued, through George l.. taney that
tho Governor had no right TO canvass the cleo
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AN IMPoEraNr CONFARENCB.

Gov. Hendricks on his Way Fast-hn Errand
that Interests the Whole People.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 23-Gov. Hendricks,
vice-p President cloct Of the United States, left
this city last night on the late train for the East.
lie will probably reach New York this evening.
The object Of the Journey is to confer with tho
President elect, Gov nlden, oD the peril which
menaces the countr, and the means OF ayerting
1t or meeting It TO the best advantage. Tho
issue Of this conference will bc awaited hero
oud throughout the West with anxiety propor-
toned to the gravity Of the situation.
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RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. 2).-Lens aud lloland.
who were crested her Lass night with unterieii
money in ctr po-s., ,,ion waived au examination TO
dY AL ere committed to j-i iu default Of ba on
TIE J. oE q QUO - nc p rites or c-'cd vas found
covered Do q. 90 ,l..r
Nu.uu- thr Gutrs srr lftI dollar Treasury
notes Wy flr lult uus ~ ff i,sl' of Itil twenty
lo' . tHt, u.s notes Co., tlr scrcni l.sit yu iyfs
the 1m1-I- Ntiana BARK Of Chicago. the later
were U' % eros of TIC lot. Tnt tWcnis, pro-
nDulCc lktry dangerous.
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luthc neighhornood Of the Ludlow street JAM
Yesterday, superficial observer might readily
have supposed that all the neighborng schools
had given their pupils n holiday IN honor Of tho
fugtiYe's arrival, " that tney had taken one, as
Trey pronaOly had. The schoolboys clamoered
over the iron rails around tho front aud side Of
the prison, ohased each other about the narrow
enclosure, and fattened their noses against the
window panes ia vain nut unnagRiug efforts to
ascertain what was going on inside.
H. Was d few minutes past four clock whom IA
sudden disturbance Ia Grand street made the
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The polilicinn., Tnrrhn..

WAsHlNGToN, Nov. 23.-lhe ridden nnd
Hendricks Ciub decided last evening to postpone tar
proposed proce, SION ard rorch.ht demonstration Ia.
dcnIitcly, owing to the eKcitcd state of the pLlc
feeling The Hayes and Wheeler lnflnclbcs cUnteui'
pate torchl ght proc ssiOn next mona.
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ri.,ncScin's QnirInI Vote.

ST. PAU. MIMI, Nov. 2j.-Thc Official
returns for Minnesota show tho majority for
lilyes to he 2iDuS. Tho three Renutran Con.
gres-men .ra elected hy tine folipwias Maiori-
ties DguNell s,Ntj; Strait, 4,,,n: S,oWtr, 2,Otl
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nnnl. lknhhcrs IioiIcd.

WArrnvlLLE, Me- NOV. 2].-Four men attack,
ed the Waterman OF the wGcryine National BlnS last
night. ard hound ami gagged HIM II ''orc they could
get to Mutk ou the htnk they were discovered by
another ws'chlnIn, anl they Il d.
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vhc neginnluz Of the Ncrnonl Contc.t.

MONIrkLILN, NOV. @i,-AIdrlCh, The Dem-
oc attic contes'iug candid ito Tor the eloctorship,
to-day served uron the Governor "a protc,,
SOlllCe,
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Weather OGicc Prediction.
JOrrISns InOrr r0wN.

F.lling barometer r. norihNe-i to southwcN
MlHi-, stationary icmi craiarc, ciuuy weather, a9d
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LONDON, Nov. -. The City of Richmond, from
Liverpool for New York. To-day took tT60o0o Ia poole
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Commodore Vanderbilt was as usual yostor-
dai lie asAed early for the evening newspapers. and
showed interest IN the arrival Of Tweed lie Is also
greatly interested ~ the railroad war, and L. fully In
formed upon all It's details.
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Chateau LACROSSE PTivo delicate clarets ir
street, \. Y.-Adp.
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Sheriff Conner, United states DistrictsAttor
nsy Bliss, and District Attorney Phelps arriv, d
at the Battery soon after tho telegram an
nounclug the approach Of the Franklin was re-
ceived. The United states tug Catalpa, with
Commodore Nicholson aboard. awaited them.
No person whatever Wa permitted to accom-
pany the oMcial party. They steamed dOwa tho
bay, and as soon al the Franklin had como to
anchor they boarded hct. After q cordial greet
ing hctwccn Commodore Nicholson AMI Capt.
Franklin, tho latter directed an attendant to
show the two Custom House officers and sher 4
Conner 20 the gun deck, ihe former tn ex mine
the b. Zg'ge OF the prisoner. aud the latter to
identify him. His hair aud DO irl were Erayer.
the lines about his mouth moro numerous, and
his grih somewhat less than ~ yore. 1hs bag
gaee-a large rpet sack and two packages 90
was form lily nsp cisd, and while the iuspoc-
ticn was III ur.gfc-s sheriff Conner went On
deck and was shown into Ca {. FrinAlin's cabin.
where he made = formal demand Tor the pris-
Onrr.
win YOU be Lind enough to sisn this rc-
cetpti' asked Capt frUnkliu. handing tho
Sborin duplicates Of doCumcnt, vi which the
following ~ cory:
Received this dIy board the Unit d states stcanc-
lraukIin OF Captain john Frank Id U. ;. Navy. thc
body OF William NJ fweed' ,lsgnrD ,,
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lcceved inl. d.y on board lho Unit 4 STATE. seane-
ttsnSn, % Cap;.in john Fraak Ia. U. ;. Navy. tae
Sheriff cry and {, uny Of y W YORK.
on BoAEp I. ;. STEAMER lRASELiS, orr SANDY
HOOK, Nov. -. 1870.
The receipts having been sicnod, sheriff Con-
ncr joined the = CUP on ccch, and preparations
were made tO - anoi.d the tuilpi. which Vas
made fast aiOn-sid". Mr.. Tweed. eAl had as
crt- after the examination Il his raeg &c, stood
near the tanrtil, siicut and snd, lookius toward
the shore. As the summons 20 10 ABOARD tlo
[ .;.laa reached hiS ear ne iarned to several ,
the III ca Il thc fraiNlin ana s.opk hands
py in low Tone. Evidently Ills relations win
IN, travelling compani) )us wore most cordial.
Tue lssl .l1a ul ~ hrn. Twced JOIN >ncrin
Couuef' Wnp "ai.eA I,fW"ry WIN man w. ~
EIusVa, Ic .olDs = tie deck OF the ti'hlpa.
Following thcm vs. Comm pdore Nich a!-1n,
aud he WAS a'cn0.p nt-t oy Capt. ~ tnllln aLd
ecYcg.i ol his III 'tr,. me frln.ln's marines
Nri- ,rlnn uu Iu .iuc, and tnc * il.s and tau
-hcif hai 30 ran ths gauntlet OF fos,y pairs oi
As tue = nsvay wis reached sheriff Connor,
hcw!ug politely, mot9u0u t. Mr.. Tweed tp 10
down nrsi. tut tgc l.iter. nu' 10 he ou:unno IN
% iteut,-, made why for sac ~ IT. Finally,
~" yer, ne weat slowly oy-I tue sile, AMI the
Comm .dore Nicholson, vho aad been stand
IA. iu c9ntti-alion "ltr 1ut. tranA.,r. s'ou
,v.r,. ..-t IN fr.m t,a Frt.i,t-r An M 10 mi
l:l5 The III. -trrted "a hef voyage ~ .hc bay.
U..it-d states Ds,Ii, Attorney i!ii 90. Di.,lict
Attorney fn,it, nralt. On 80 a-C fit''i tNhu
1tiVu The Catrlpa lt DIX h., i,hd ola htr way
q lyn the ta. }, ans the custom House ofAc rs
remained cn n9nd lfaLh!ln. Dr. McC lthy
which was made fast u tae Fronkhn on the
eide opposite the Catalpa, and the others on the
Iwcc.. and the sheriff took seats in the wheel
house Of tEcCat dga, positJn iroiu w!ich they
had i lul VirW Of the buy and the shipping.
Tweed wa6 silent, thoughtful md -ad. and sol
dom poke n1cept la Response + ques ion ot
The Sh-Iin. He u traYod ~ interest IN tho re
suit II the Presidential e ection. merely asking
"ht tshor u Was 7eillvd
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Condensed Locals.

Gentlemen, read The Gazette Tomorrow.
Tee jurors In the Criminal Court were dis
charged to-day for two weeks
bible society anniversary meeting In Lin
co Hall tomorrow afternoon. See advt.
Judge DIN, who has been absent from his
Cncisl duties by reason of sickness for some
time PAST, Is fast recovering.
About u O'Clock last night a coat oil lamp
exploded In the house of VIM. A. White. y a.
2t5S street southwest. A colored girl named
Nelly Davis vas badly burned.
j. c. Parker sends 1.-The Lakeside Libra
~" containing Part of Jules Nerne's
"hyster.Ous Island" also BdllOfs Month";
for JuEe and HGTpeTS BdzdT for May 20.
1r. r. a. Vance. of New YORK, lectured
before the alumni of Georgetown University
last night, on '.Tbe Mechanism OF the Cere-
bral Circulation and its relations TO the En-
cephalic Structures"
Mr.. j. Morrison Harris, of the Baltimore
BAR, has accepted the invitation OF the senior
class OF the law department of Columbian
coIieg 10 deliver the usual address at their
commencement, which will take place at the
NsilonaI Iheater on the 18th of next month.
Charles Bigler, cattle drover, was severe
noon on eth street. Officer Cooper conveyed
him &c drug store near, where there hap
pered TO be physician, but he positively
refused 70 render any ass stance, stating that
they should go for the police surgeon.
D1cktnSop Council, No. 2, Select Templars
Il. OF III. and T., installed officers on Thurs
day evening last as follows; E. ID. Eaton,
chief Of council; j. E. DarnalI, senior OF
council; j. W. Van Week, junior of council;
L. Il. Dickinson, recorder; j. ID. Mum, treas
nrer, j. ii. Butt, CHAPLAIN.
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GEORGETOWN.

CANAL NLws--The coal trafe on the
canal in almost suspended. and it Is feared
that it will even be worse. The great body
OF coal is all going by way OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. It will be noticed In last
evenings STAR that but $50 tons of coal
were received by canaI last week. Rates
must come down to compete with the rail-
road, or the canal will be "busted."
CRANKY canal-Boat Caledonia, with
1000 bushels corn and 1 ,060 bushels wheat,
consigned to Hartley d Bro; also, 65 barrels
-four, TO +. c. Wheeler.
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BAhNEY WILLIAMS WILL.-The will of
the late Bernard O'Flaherty, better Known
AS Barney Williams, was filed to-day, by
Judge John r. Brady in the Surrogateis
court. Judge Brady and Mrs. WiIIiams
VIE OF the deceased, are appointed execu.
tors. The following are the provisions OF the
viii, wpich was dated 18th October. 1861: He
olrects that s30, 900 shall be invested by the
executors Tor the benefit OF his daughter
Male, me interest on which shall be paid
Ior ner support and education and the prin.
cipal TO be paid over To her at 30 years of AGE.
10 MS wife, Marie X. Flaherfy, he leaves
Inc mousse and lot No. Al f. 3Sth street.. with
al MS Jewels, horses, carriages, and plate.
ior ever 70 Mrs. Anna Pray, the use and
pronts OF house and lot 800 Bridge street
Brooklyn. he further directs that his execu,
Tors invest 10000, and pay the intereet tn
nls mother, and at her death the ipterest to
De PAID 70 bis sisters, Mrs. Kelly and Mrs.
Bevins, and the principal to their Children:
also, that e15, 900 be invested for the benefii
OF his sister Leila, and at her death to 90 To
the sisters above mentioned, to his slater
Bridget he leaves the interest on 500 Oo0 and
al her death the amount to go to her chill.
dren. To his sister Clara, wife of GEORGE
Beyens. the interest on $50 900. and priucipal
70 her children. To the Completion of the
Catholic cathedral In this city, %, 600, ana an
the residue OF bis property, both personal and
otherwise, he bequeaths 70 his wife. In the
event ofhis daughter dying before her ma
1ortty or without issue he leaves to his moth
erin law, Mrs. Ann Pray, the interest on
$4,000; TO the children of his sisters in-Iaw.
Mrs Brown and Mrs. Julia Martin, Interest
on sic, 600 each; TO Mrs. Florence's children.
5000; TO his brother in-law, Henry Prav
$4,000 and TO Charles Pray, sioAoo.-iM y
-
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ALEXANDRIA.

RATIFICATION OF THE AMlNDKD CITY
CHARTER.-In accordance with the action
of the city council, authorized by the legis-
lature Of Virginia, the amendment to the
city charter, as passed by the legislature:
was yesterday submitted to the voters OF
Alexandria for rattle alton or rejection, as
the people by their votes might determine.
The number OF votes cast was I, 756, of which
l,l9S were Tor the amendment, making ma
jority In its favor Of 64e.
TROUBLE AT FISHING SHoRE-On
Wednesday q colored man named Quander
was assaulted and severely beaten at the
White House fishing shore by five Washing
ton roughs, who are employed there. He
obtained a warrant from Justice Kerby, OF
Fairfax, and to-day the justice, with Com
stable Sartain and posse of men, started
for the shore to arrest the malefactors.
FIsH.-Receipts OF z, 900 shad at Sl1aS1s.5O
per hundred. 100, 900 herring at s1las11 so per
thousand Sentinel, 5th.
SThe bull frog crawls from out his lair
and humps bis back to sing; the shad man &
carol rends the air-all, all betoken spring.
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WASHINGTON, Nav G.

EDITOR STAR: The item published in TIL
STAR yesterday, drawn fIom the associated
press dispatches, In regard TO the decision OF
Judge Dillon affecting validity OF a large
amount OF money loaned on bonds and mort
cages In the state OF Nebraska, is incorrect
In designating the Mutual Life Insurance.
Company OF New York as the Company in
terested. The Mutual Life holds about sixty.
three billions of dollars In bonds and mort
cages; bat IL restricted by law, In such in
vestments, TO property located In New York
aDd the adjacent ststes-a restriction which
by the New York legislature IL was one of
the New England companies, believe, thai
was affected by Judge Dillon's decision.
b. L. BLACKPoRp.
Agent Mutual Life ms. Co. OF New York,
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WANTED-Every one to know that the
agency for the sale of the lee King Rsfrigera-
tor, all sizes, from $40 up to $50. is at 1921 f
street. BEN. =. FRENCH, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-06

CINCINNATI, PILsEN. AND Book BsgR,
on draugnt at Drivers, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and AZ street
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LOCAL NE VS..

Am1D0me ntDs 6c.s IOsm1Bo@
National Inedtg.-Rose Eytinge as "Rose
Michel"
and varieties
TaLaodoe H0H.-Prof. Pistorlo's compli-
menfary sOiree.
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Try THE CELEBRATED PrLsKr BsFR, on
dranght at George w. Drivers. corner Penn
sylvania avenue and AZ street
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Removal.
IRST-CLASs SECURING AND DYING.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building, 300 g st. north
west, three doors west of 9th street, very near
his former place. By promptly adopting the
or European invention, he is enabled to do
any work In q manner not TO be eQualed by
those not possessing these facilities.
- Ladies Dresses cleaned and dyed with
out being taken apart.
~ Grape Wells refinished nice and cheap.
~ Grease stains removed effectually.
~ Gents garments cleaning and dyeing a
speciality.
81 Prices lower than ever before, to suit
the times.
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HATs.-Be sure and call at Lewis, go It'll
street, between / and X, before purchasing
Your Spring Hats. You will find large
stock, prices reasonable, and polite attend
ance. New supplies Of gents and boys Felts
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CARRIAGE DUsTERs, In great variety aud
At low prices. at the harness factory of Jas
s. Topham, 425 9TH street. under the big wire
sign extending from the roof. 5Een3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-06

TIE FINEST LAGER IN AMERICA is the
Cincinnati Pilsen, on draught only at Geo.
w. Drivers, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and Ak street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-06

FRENCH PIoUE, IS cents. Stamped dresses
for children, at Maurer's Stamping Depot,
6l7 7th street, opp. Patent Office. 5,5,3
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kEAL ESTATE sALEs.-Messrs Young A
Middleton have sold for Mrs. Rebecca r
hillln and Mary r. Hahn Maths trustees
east half lot 4. square $50. Improved by black,
smith shop and small 2-story frame house,
for 50 40.
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a,a nAkkKr ro-DAY-SoId by K A.
Soiden q Brother, nsn agents--I. zoo shad r.,
IS - Rer hundred; 1000 herring for sl0s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-06

BEsT ASSORTMENT summer and black
silks, also plaid and stripe grenadines IL tire
city az the right prices, can be found at VOL
lord & ShtloeTg's, sf7 Market Space.-Aelty
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Weather Probabilities TODAY.
oYY1cE OF CHIrr SIGNAL oYY1cER,}

WAHHINGIONs MHy o. 1910. y
In the middle states, stationary to rising
barometer, southeast TO southwest winds,
slightly warmer. partly cloudy and clearing
weather, except lower temperature in north
ern portion.
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ROMAN GOLD, silver, Lake George dia-
mcnos, onyx and gold and let iawelry, re-
eslved At Prigg's jewelry store No. Isl Pa
avenue, near u street.
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FOR THE CFNrENNIAL-A Fine Piece OF
Work 6Y One Of WdshiRgton's Skilled FOrEHleIl-
Mr.: George Motifs, of this city, has COM
pleted and sent TO the Philadel phia exposi-
ton magnificent set OF light buggy har-
ness, which will be the only set of the kind
on exhibition, and IL will undoubtedly at
tract much attention. This set is manufac-
tuTed entirely of the finest russell leather,
stitched with silk twist OF all colors, which
gives il rich and beautiful appearance
MI. Motifs was engaged In manufacturing
the set for many weeks, doing every stitch
himself, after his regular working hours, at
night. AS specimen OF fine workmanship
and beauty of design, probably there will
be nothing of the kind seen at the Centen-
NAL exhibition that will equal IL. Mr..
Motifs, while in the employ OF a large har-
ness manufacturing company in this city,
made many articles for which his employers
received prize medals. He displays the
greatest taste In his work, and there are few,
If any, more skilled workmen in his line
than Mr.. Motts.-I Republican, Nays.
BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
Plowman Frank Henshaw, q two-story
brick dwelling, south side Dunbarton, be-
tween Congress and high streets, George
town; $500. Mrs. A. Fletcher, raise and
repair brick dwelling, south side +, be-
tween goth and 2lst streets northwest; SO 900.
owen OHare. repair six two-story frame
dwellings on Goth street northwest; 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-06

VALUABLE AND RELIAB Lee BT0rn's
Bronchial TTOches" are invaluable to those
exposed to sudden changes, ahording prompt
relief In coughs, colds, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-06

OPP FOR ALBANY.-The following pris
ontrs left the Jail in this city Tor Albany
ptnitenttary last night: George Perry, for
grand larceny, sentenced for three years;
Jack Williams. alias Richard Williams,
manslaughter, four years; Richard Jones,
Silas John johnson, burglary, four years;
Emma Williams, manslaughfer killing her
infant two years; George Johnson, larceny,
Two years; Charles j. Tippels, rape, twelve
years samuel Ben amin, false pretences,
one year; Thomas CurTan alias John Humes
assault with intent % Kill. three years.