Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-11

Ire street lamps Will be lighted at $50
eclock y. m. And extinguished al $50 n. m.
From j. &. Parker we have the New York
sally papers In advance of the mail.
Another lot OF new dry goods, silks, cash.
Dent, Market Space.
Second anniversary sermon at st. Paul's
Enellsh Lutheran church tomorrow at ii
Sexton, the champion billiard player, will
give an exhibition at Geary's col1seu M this
evening. See advt.
The Circuit Court was In session only
ftort time today and transacted no BUSH
ness OF public Importance.
Ills out J1sfice to many OF the gentlemen
who were at Governor Shepherds house the
OF eT evening To saw that most OF them were
IIie aus and business acquaintance ard not
eceditoIs OF the Governor, and that he merely
called them together for advice.
The many friends and acquaintance OF
the Kew. W. b. Evans will be sorry 10 learn
OF his Illness at his residence on 18th street
southwest He Is suffertn z from rheumatism
and euralgia, and has been confined to his
bed under intense suffering for the last ten
days His family physician, DR.. M. V. b.
Bogan, Is uDtiTiBg In his efforts 10 keep the
disease from the heart. He Is considered
easier To-Day.
WAITING FOR THE VERDICr IN THE
CASE or HAYES Va TILDzN.-The excite
ment of the political situation continued
Win undated Intensity throughout yester-
Gay. Large CROWDS were assembled In front
OF the telegraph offices and the republican
headquarters. At the latter place the col
Creo republicans sang campaign songs con-
tlnually- Both parties claimed South Caro-
INA and Florida. About 2 O'Clock telegram
from South Carolina was bulletined at the
western Union telegraph Office claiming
mat state for the democrats by over 900
majority. This was greeted with hsarty
eheers Dy the democrats, but they hadn't
oOhe snOut1Dg when another telegram wa5
posted oy Its side from Governor On amber
PAID INSISTING upon a majority of 8 900 for
the republicans In South Carolina. This
stopped the democratic rejoicing and started
tbe other side Ano so IL was ali day long.
The usual enthusiastic crowd assembled
hcan headquarters, on street. Dispatches
were received very slowly, but between
Times the excitement was maintained by the
singing OF campaign songs by q large crowd
Oh colOTed men. A Few short speeches were
made. IL soon became evident that ne ded-
mite news would be received during the even
Ing, and before O'Clock the crowd mad near
ly all dispersed.
Theiuterest in getting election news around
The T1lden and Hendricks Reform Club head
quarters last night was fully as great as on
the night previous. The crowd was large
and excited, and willing to listen to any dis
patches or speeches. Mr.. 4. b. Warren made
On address from the balcony, and kept up
Inc enthusiasm for time, but no teIegrams
were forthcoming. ard the crowd dwindled
down 10 small number by IL O'clock
There was large crowd again about the
IiIden headquarters on eth street near r,
read and received with cheers. There was
nut little disorder In the crowd. The police
were on the ground In large force, aud the
greatest trouble they had was to keep the
passage ways on the pavement and in the
street.