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MEDICAL, dc.

ROB TIE CUaE OF IMPJTEN ~, semioaI
SesAuess Spermaforrh,ea q. or Lost visoT, try
psy. For ssle at 9g6 street soutaSest. oppSsite
sn.ithsouian m,S6 "a
nk. BUCkLEB JONEs-TWe1fy 5ssfs' eI PERI
AZ e. IN Female Diseases, Irregularities, Ovs-
bE.iutss confidential Rsorss Tor patents 10.
n, Hos are street, Bsltinore. nay22-lm'
hB. EOBEBTSON, fro-l BGitf78-C, car lie CO.
~ suited az z2s le'h street rortFWest nearly OF.
rcsite the Gas once, every NEDkEsOAH ans
Sal lbbAf, from 70 9 .. m, IN al DISEASES q
>yrAils. ana sTerust 7frboes. Cases OF Gounorrhes
rececfy contracted cured g. Ito dsys Syphilis n
al Us s'as es qnicky cured, ara the poison s1tiroy
sra1lta g IRON The stem, vii the %
curE. epermat0rTtdR. brought on by excuses anc
. general debility, oTFsufc weakness i'm 0tsrcE,
refroEs lrr ability, syU 81 ls OF consump t!on. ~
iifnress ~ sigiIt or giafirsss eli f-sISdings
tistrust, &C speedily cured BY newly discovered
remedies. GeuueIneB plscius themselves IN Dr.. n
tsio eau reIy apon being scien'ifcsiIv ga bon
crafty treated. Reiers % the high tastinonis,s
which he nov holds fr "a che lcs1iIg ptysici.ns q
EaltimCre. ofloe S24 lBtb slToat u0rthSrs.. froU
2to pm. msrSl-b
A CaRD,-To all Eho sro tcrering IRON tie
weakness, early decay, loss %! nabho {; 80, vii
end recipe that viii crre y0u, fhEE oP
ChakGE Th,s great remedy wa dise 6, by :
.SysloPe e the Rev yJsEPa T. IMAM, sts.ioE
U. Bible House. New Yors city. mss eokk .sm
PsErSTcca q ION, Tk5s roB 8. Tas SPEEDY
ooss s,. any DrIss,ss rs tie (. gT,eea,ssgg;s ,o
seslsmwJIy soI sgee Eou SoEs
NIADAmk kEsTELL, NJ. D., a thoroughly en-
w IsrieDoed and tcientinc Ladies' Physician sad
Midwife Of ~ years practice, attends ladies st theiT
homes, or comfortable private rooms. careful nurs-
tors PRIVATE residenoe Isdiss plains fhsmseIvs,
under tie care Of NJ scame Res,ail are guaranteed
sioencs, corner Of South shsri snd Dover ssreets,
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CSOH1Ip LOAN OFFICE, 0bv.W q IA ssv0
~ ed Mes Yxb es@ss, entrance on New /N
York eveaue. 1he 1oa private Loan Once ~
q ths city. 1snsy loeas1 q u lo!ea lsssO i
q interest On Gold and 0lly0 Wetohea, piamonds,
Voa0os jono1.ly
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The Cuban Insurgents appear to be as
lively a. they were three years ago. and, &C.
cordiDg TO report from Spanish sources,
recently attacked the town of Ciego de
Avils, hut were Tepulsed with the loss o. 30
killed ard 20 Won nded, while the Spaniards
lost Two officers killed and three men
wounded IL must always be borne in mind
that intelligence Of the military operations
OF the Insurgents must necessarily come
Through their enemies, and tnat due allow
ance must be made for reports belittliug the
rebellion. Certainly an Instruction strong
enough 20 enable Its promoters to hold one
7hird Of the island OF Cuba for seven or
eight years against the assaults OF the pan
1sh military power, is not TO be despised.
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The y. y. Stal In one paragraph pu,S for
Ssrd Eihu b. Washburne as q candidate
D-ard 10 beat at Cincinnati, aud In another
sha-ges him with having received ten
shous:rd collars Improperly from the Trans
contlEe'-ial Railway funis. Tbs S.as shines
Yor al.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-05

The spiritual medium" case In New York
Is exciting good deal OF interest 1t IS
suit to compel so called spiritual medium
10 take out license as a juggler, and is con-
zesteu by tie medium on the ground that her
"phenomena" are prod Iced, not by physical
means, but by the intervention of diseun-
bodied spirits. Her accusers swear that they
are merely tricks OF led sordemain. Toe
1UdgG has adjourned the case IL order TO give
lie after very careful consideration. In
Adjoining IL. however, he intinsted that he
should consider the whole question in a
rather practical light, suggesting that there
was no evidence TO prove that the spirits had
any part In printing or posting the MEDIUMS
hsndo-lis, and that these had a worldly air
Dt business which must be considered In
deierm1hgsshe question whether the me-
bium In herAeanees Is practicing a religion
Ir following a business
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Tie New York Herald (CoukIiog paper)
comes out to-day with various vicious para
graphs against Bristow Ike the following:
'The nominal on of BristOw would be Dos
sible If We were TO have a couveution of de-
1ectives ar Cincinnati
eli BTistow were President the detective
service would be the mOss important under
Ihe government"
"The nomination OF Bristow would insure
q jonathan Wild canvas"
"Bristow falls behind. The people do not
fancy q sentimental, detective candidate"
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Doubtless Abdul Aziz, Sultan of Turkey
as vas. con mitted suicide, as stated by the
Telegraph. Still, the fact that he only died
St 10 o'clock in the morning ard was laid
away win his fathers By o'clock the same
day suggests the idea that he might have
had the aid Of friendly hands In his taking
OIL. They have summary ways OF getting
lid OF troublesome pennIe In Turkey
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DON'T PURCHASE, UNTIL YOU EXAMINE
~ that EaIdscIe Elbeouf Cass Suit for els, for
meIly as a. 4. sTRAUs'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-05

THE OBlEETAL SILk W0RSTED SUIT for
u $50 is most dressy oct this season, at A.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TkFAsURY DEPARTMENT,
Il OFFICE OF SCPERINTENDENI OF BUILDING,
wAsHINGroN. d. O., June LIST, 1916
Sealed p cpossls 10 furnish the Treasury Depa,t
ueIt with i've hrndred tons more or iessJ best
quality WHITE ASH COAL, Baltimore vein, fur
Lace size, will be received ct this Office until
tn BkDAY, June Is, 1876
lBstr uctions TO bidders will be furnished on ap-
riiCsfian To Il WILSON
PSI 1919 Il Chief Clerk
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THE LARGEST SIZE MAN can be fitted in
suits or separate Coats, Pants or Vests, .,
1011 PennsylyaniA avenue.
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SALISBURY BRUEEN CHECK OASS sUIT,
= frock style, well made and TRAINED, for IS. q
A. sTRAUSi.
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DRISCE ALBERT EROCK COATS. with Vests
u to match. Beautiful pattern for SO, az IOli
PENS, lyauia aN euue.
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The attendance at the Centennial exbf-
billion increases, and will probably continue
To Increase until its close. The total attend
ance i'll May was so ,2is, and this was but
for two-thirds OF the month, since the exhi-
bition did not open until the 10th Of that
month The average daily attendance of
visitors thus far has been - ,iS9. Tue daily
expenses OF the exhibition are a little less
1han $500 IL is estimated that the profits
during The month OF May were between
81 &C, aid SiI OOO
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CONNOLLY
TIE CHEAPEST SyORE Elm HE CITY,
COS NINTH sTREET,
Opposite the Psteut OfHco
Blsck Silks, 75c., SOC, 9lc and Al
Isge Silk sun Umbrellas, 81 50 to &c
10 Is
All Wool Debeae, 81 to Doc
Llama Lace Sbavls ard Sscques. Is 10 $50
- Victoria Lawn and kansoOks, tu sksd FOR Sacks,
Shuts and Dresses
Fine Linen Napkins. sl O Dozen
Full line of Embroiderie.
Fine French Flowers. from auction
IiaEs of ala styles, VII sale aud retail
Ladies ard Gents Gauze Underwear jeS-tr
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A BEAUTIFUL WHITE MaRSEILLES VEST.
"a siUsie OF double breasted, for 81 80, ct l0lI
Pennsylvania avenue.
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NOTICE TO TIE phBross OF McELRoY,

AeT But NOT LEAsTi-A genuine Middle.
ya-fa aveuue. mV2S tr
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NHE GREAT EIT OF THE SEASON A
u Linen Buster, very long aid nicely made, for
ii, at A. cTRsus'
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This IL TO notify the d. btors Of McElroy, Baird
% tnat the undersisnsd vas on the LIST OF une,
l.76, 81 pointed BY the Supreme Court Of the Dis-
trict OF Columbia, holding IN Equity court, Re-
eeiyer With authority 70 dispose Of The srshie
Iersons int etted to the said nrn aed not
PAP 70 sly other than myself or my auth ohs. q
OF the amsunt a their indebted uoSs.
je2sr GIOB0B W. PHIkLIPS, b sceiser.
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NJOHAIR AND SILK LQaTER ALPACA
lVl COATS, ct all prices, at l041 Pennsy " anio
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BOARDING.

CINTENNlaL 30 AIDING lady from
~ W Ne biDgton will accommodate IA few BOARD
II rs on r. asonable terms Apply at or address No
i4o North aoth street, Phia. el phia. Centen dial
CENTENNIAL BOARDING 32O2 Chestnut
~ street. Philadelphia; house newly furnish ed
with handsome v ainut furniture; On direct car
route to the grounds; convenient to all places of
smUsement rooms singly suite. LODGING
aud BOARD 81 per day. Address Y. X Star Of.
tee ie3 6ts
SlSGLI LOGGING Rooms, 50 CENTS Der night
- OF from "a 10 s3 per week; BOARD or MEALS
at Reasonable rates, ri No. Asa Pennsy lvsna ave-
nue.. an6-2ns
DLkAsANT Rooms AND GOOD BOARD can
L b. obtained at 1908 Mary land ayeEue. ar mod.
crate rates. In o private family. mar27 l0v-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-05

NOEAIR DCsTERS, Plain aud Ulster style. A
VD great variety OF colors, at l0l Pelnsy v ania
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I IGHT COLORED AND FANCY DRESS
IL PANTS, N0 different patterns, al lOIl Penn.
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HARD TI.Esi-Purchasars want to save money ,
4 " look q! The $40 W orstcd SUIT at A. SCRAUS
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ENGLISH sTRIPE AND PLAID CAsS SUIT
II that sold for SIC, selling now for eli, at a
kTRAUS'
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John Il. MITCHELL.
931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
PCRE LINEN LAWN. 1000 va is opened this
morning, a. % csnts; former price 50 cents.
BLUE. BROWN AND BLACK FOULABD
CAMBRIA 1t reduced prices.
lIoo yards Gordon's best SCOTCH GINGHAM.
G1s cents; reduced fro m IS cents
Large stock OF DRESS GOODS at l2,s and Is
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YOUTHS DBKSs AND BUSINESS SUITS in q
Il great variety Of styles and patterns, ct A.
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A = Z q l. o G Y.

THIS oeic DRAFTED Lsdy AstrolcVist sIi Healing NJ
cf-T ca be consulted AZ Nc 201 street co9uaT
OF - northwest. she has superior IN deiiuee nf
sec Pest, Present and Future. 10 love VI business
Ter Edvice Is invslDssle. ciibins your frieEds
pointing cut your enemies, aud informing yon Of
the sUre Vay 90 success IN al nccrt zkiuEs. Con-
sU!tEtion strictly Confidential Lsdias. 81; ger:ie
men. 81 50. seal 4,
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1916 HING. 1877

1876 CLOTH HING. 1876
DG,SS,T fuECnAsE, uSTIL YOU EXAMINE
merly S.5, a. A. sTBAUs'.
A BEAUTIFUL WHITE MaRsEILLEs VEST.
"A siosie Ct double breasted, for s 80, ct l0lI
HARD TIsEs,-Pprchas-rs want to save money,
Ii ~ look q! the $40 WOTstcd SUIT at A. STRAUS
IGHT COLORED AND FANCY DRESS
II PANTS, leo different patterns, al l0I1 Penn
syivaEis avenue.
THE obIEETAL SILK woRsTED SUIT for
sTBAUS'.
DBIsCE ALBEIT FROCK COATS. with Vests
i 10 match Beautiful pattern for SO, al IO1I
PENS lyslia avenue.
TEE CHEAT BIT OF THE SEASON "A
Linen Buster, very long aid nicely made, for
81, at A. eiRaUs'.
THE DELLEBARRE PLAID OAss SUIT re-
euced to sls, st IoI1 Pennsylyanis avenue.
A FULL LINE of Children's SUITS, h.nd-
style, fFOm Is upwards, a a. sTR:Us'. '-'
THE FINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS SUITS
Il for SIS should be seen to be appreciated, at
1Ol1 Pennsy NsLia avenue.
ENGLIsH sTRIPE AND PLAID OAss SUIT
IL ~ thst sold for SIG, selling now for s1, at a.
NIOEAIR DUsTERS, Plain and Ulster style.
w great variety OF colors, at l0ll Peansy wanna
NoBTH HoosIC CAss SUIT e, I'll, is only
~ 10 be hsd at A. STKAUS'
DoYs'tCHOOL SUITS, well trimmed and nicely
ID u ade, fer 81, at IOl1 Penney yania avenue.
YOUTHS DBKss AND BUSINESS SUITS in .
A sres, variety Of styles and patterns, at A.
NJoHAIR AND SILK LQ2IKB ALPACA
lVl GOATS, at all prices, At l041 Pennsy lv ania
avenue.
SALISBURY BRUEEN CdKCK OAss eUIr,
- fresk style, well msde and tri mined, Tor 9S. q
TIE LARGEST SIZE MAN can be fitted in
suits or separate Goats, Pants or Vests, o.
lO1l Pennsylyania avenue.
HAyG YOU SEEM THAT SUIT for IS at A.
4 AeT But NOT LEAsTl-A genuine Middle.
II eek FLANNEL sClT for els, at l0ll Pennsyi-
yanfa avenue. my26 tr
~ BAlBD CO.
This Il TO notify the de btors Of McElroy, Baird
% tpa, the nnder.isnsd vas on the LIST Of aqe,
/ triet OF Co'umbis, holding On Equity COURT, Re-
eeiver, with authority 70 dispose OF the Dartn
property and collect the debts due the con sera All
Dersons inc ettsd to the said rm aed not TO
1 IA ia fhavt han INV INV auth ,rix A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-05

NoBIH HOosIC CAss SUIT at eli, is only
/ to be hsi at A. STKAuS'.
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A FULL LINE of Children's SUITS, h.nd-
"A souiely q mined ana made in the very latest
style, from e5 upwards, at A. STR.Uo'.
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THE FINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS eUIT
for SIS should be seen to be appreciated, q
lOll Pennsy " aLla avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-05

THE DELLHBARRE PLAID CAss SUIT re-
II euctd 70 8 rs, st 1911 Pennsyly anIa avenue.
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HAy5 YoSg SEEM THAT SUIT for IS at A
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ROB THE CUaE OF IMPOTEN ~, semiosI
a keshUess. Spsrmatprrh,ea. or Lost Hig0r, try
d. b.otAgN LIUtg0rgtfag Coz fiat No cure, 10
psy. foI ISLE al $40 street southwest, opposite
Smithsonian IN, 81 2g-
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EOR RINT-ROOMS, furnisaed With everything
II for housekeeping At No. 3sl Psnnsyivanis
avenue, southeast corner OF ~ street. my39 eolm<
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB.


The monthly meeting OF the Brooklyn Yacht Club
was held last evening" President In the chair me
prizes the regatta OF June were exhibited
and formally presented TO the successful competitors,
follows
.
Club Prre-Large musical box, the Comet. william II.
Langley,
Flag Ocers Prss-sivsr pscner. 80 Estslis. James B.
Smith
Club Prise-6ilver Jug, to the Arrow, Daniel Edgar.
Flag Uneer's PIreset Of signals and book. 70 The U
dine, William NJ. Brasher
sLooPs
Club Prixe-Sver service. Lizzie L.. J. q. johnson.
Yag officers Prre-Asrine clocx 80 the America John
X. Treadwen-
THIRD CLASS sLooPs
Club PrEe-Silver dish. to Susie -. H. Il. Miller.
Flag ohcgrs' frfe-Album and easel, william T. Lee.
Charles a. Cheever
cRgESPoRr 1878.
First Przo-Tobacco box, to the Kate, George r. Kan.
doiph.
second Prsesiiver spoons TO the schemer c. H. Hall.
A committee OF five yacht owners were appointed
TO nominate dag officers tor 1871 and similar CON-
nttee OF nonyacht owners 10 nominate civil onicers
OF the club, both committees 10 report ~ special
meeting TO be held January 1871 The election VIII
take place on the second Wednesday evening Of
january
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
POLO AND CAVALRY.
From tho Commercial Adver.isorI

tITOm bno OOmmeICiul AuV6TuSot.l
A California paper compliments tho westchester
Polo Club which has done much introduce horsc-
manshp In its true meaning and TO nstil desire
excel In the art The paper adds-"The country
which produces the best polo players will in OF
necessity, produce the best cavalry In tho world 4"
We will expect to cavalry regiment this city
OF the Polo Club. II IL true, doubt. that
good polo players would make grand cavalry officers
Tor not only most Of the different sabre cuts, TO-
gciher with original notions used In this game,
but from tho continual melee. the rushing to and
fro, stopping aud starting turning around and
around and the continual changing OF position in tho
saddle OF the player gives them that seat that gentle
men In the cities cannot otherwise acquire. We have
the magnificent Seventh regiment made up OF the
sons Of the best families In New York-a regiment
that furnished regiment OF otiicsrs during the late
civil war. Why not have a cavalry regiment made up
OF tho material as the Seventh regiment. What
a magnificent regiment the westchester Polo Club
might organize aud what magnificent military feat
such q regiment would make. "ft would be a
thing Of beauty and Joy forever" IL s for the
Wcstchcster Polo Club to give the most magnificent
cavalry regiment IN tho world
The New York herald., 1876-12-14

House Of the Legislature nom the parish Of
De Soto. Permit me 10 return my thanks for
ths honor conferred, but ss the time permit me
TO say that am unwilling TO accept the position.
am Republican from the arm conviction that the
principles o that party best for the whole country
NO INTIMIDATION SOTO
IL Is also true that tho regular nominee OF the
party In the parish OF De soto Tor the Legislature and
did than any member Of the party IN that parish
organize IL aud advance its interests; but, sir,
Knowing as I do that l fairly defeated at
the polls, no intimidation fraud having been
practscd by tnc opposite party ut any precinct In the
parish, tar have been able TO ascertain After
thorough Investigation, my selfrespect VIII not per-
MT me 10 accept tho position. hope you will
pardon me for taking step that, at hrst
glance, may be thought calculated 10 cast
some discredit upon the party with which have
allied myself, but am planter not politician; all
my interests hero; but. cannot believe the
good oil The state OF tho national republican party
can be promoted by returning, elected, candidate
clearly defeated as myself.
THE REPUBLICANS RESPONSIBLE.
In fact, ] am convinced that very much OF the dis
turbance that has prevailed throughout the Stale Tor
several years past justly attributable the nct that
IN many parishes men not elected by the people have
been returned elected and maintained in o1cc by the
powerof the government I must believe that you
and your associates have been grossly deceived
the manner in which the late and election
De Soto was condycted, and a. to the result Very
spectfully, JOHN J. LONG.
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
COCK FIGHT IN NEW JERSEY.

Several hundred members Of tho sporting fraternity
met yesterday in the yard OF ono OF the slaughter
houses the New Jersey Railroad. near Communi-
paw, 10 witness cooking main between Long Island
and New Jersey fowls. Each sido showed fifteen
BIRDS and it agreed that all coming within lbs.
o. and 8 lbs or should nght Tho betting st tho
start favor OF New Jersey, 500 to SIS. Tho
heavy weights OF the DIVISION were hrst brought Ia.
In the hrst battle, alter severe struggle OF threo
minutes, Long Island vas victorious. The second
battle was between Two Ine BIRDS, each weighing s
lbs Or THIS, too, was won by the Long Island rep
rescntative The third battle q and was
won by the New Jersey bird. In the iourth
battle both sides pitted line fowls The
night lasted nearly six minutes and by Long
Island. The score now stood three for Long Island
and for New Jersey. Tho betting turned in iavor
OF Long Island by sIight odds The nth battle was
again by the Long Island iowi after hard fougnt
struggle. The sixth, seventh and eighth battles were
Ny the New Jersey represc ntatives amid much
excitement This made record iour Tor Long Island
and four Tor New Jersey. Tho ninth battle was won
BY New Jersey In the tenth light the light weights Of
the division were brought forward. and Il proved
OF the severest battles Of the man, lasting fully eight
minutes and was eventually won by the Long Island
bird Intense excitement followed As tho scoro stood
hve for Long Island and i've for New Jersey Consid
cradle money was invested tho result. New Jersey
again having the call Both sides plttcd nnc birds,
and after Of -four minutes duraslon,
tho battle Was won by Long Island, thus Winning ak
out VI eleven beAe-A
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
M'QUILLEN's DEATH.

Coroner Croker yesterday held verv searching and
thorough examination in regard tho death Patrick
McQuilen, Of No 35 Great Jones street. In the Tombs
on Monday, December T. James B. Hawkins, OF No.
IS Great Jones street, testified that he had been
acquainted with the deceased for about twenty years
he resided In his Cne witnessJ house; he was
rather hard drinker especially during the past few
years. the deceased slept in hts house the night OF
Friday, December !; during she night he had
an attack OF dclirium, but was not a. all
violent; he fanced that numerous insects were
circulating around him. on Saturday morning he arose.
ate hts breakfast and BACKED his shoes; about
O'Clock McQulcn went out and he old him
again until Monday evening when he found him
dying In the Tombs; McQuilch did not know him
witness heard from hts wiic that there was woman
IN the Tombs. Mrs Tally ho thought who stated that
prisoner had informed her that during the night the
deceased raved loudly and that he was cubbed
ciiuiiy TO keep HIM from halooing; he did not know
who The prisoner was; he said that " bis name was
known 10 would be punished; witness did not know
where the woman lives: when be saw tho deceased no
did not notice any marks OF violence % hun.
Dr. David Brekos, pbyscian al tho 1ombs, testified
that he tho deceased the Saturday afterhoon
ne was very violent and had 80 DO restrained with
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES

Mr. schmelz gives . concert n stsinway Hail 70
night.
The first Brooklyn Philharmonic takes place
on Saturday night
Boston critics become idiotic over EssipoG They
werc In worse plight over Won B0low.
Mr. Fletcher, advance manager Of the StrakoscA
Italian Opera Company, has returned to New York.
Miss Niles had u concert at Steinwsy Hail last svsn-
ins, which attended by nfy people. The ARTISTS
wero colorcd and were got attractive.
Joachim Ran, In his overture TO "Drama or ths
Thirty Years. War;" opus 49, 10 charged with plagis-
rzing Luther's hymn, "Ene Fests Burg" withous
the proper acknowledgment
Mr. Edwin Booth appeared last night a. shylock fos
thc nrst time this season. Tho character 10 never q
pleasing one for who DO delighted with the spec
OF revengefui ,ts cruel punish menl
Shvock Is persscutor at the beginning OF shs play
and victim n tho end. But gloomy as ID The
character unjust the treatment has elements Of
power, which Shakespeare has fully expressed. Mr..
Booth played tho great scenes with astonishing force
One OF the nucst performances OF the evening
that OF Gobbo, by Mr.. hcvcksr who fully appre-
ciasive OF the character aud rich IN humor. Porsis
well actod by Miss jennings, and the most Of the
goo1. .The Merchant OF Venice" will BE- re-
peated TO- night. next week Mr.. Booth will per-
form RchoIiou.