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Evening star., 1877-11-16
GEORGETOWN.

A SFNsATIoN.-On Tuesday last q young
lady OF Georgetown was tn have been mar
r ed To yourg man OF the same place. At
The appointed hour the bride was ready, the
cake " as upon the table, aud all prepare
for the knot to be tied, except th,. bride
groom; who failed To put In an appearance.
aid has not been seen since This is alto
gefher strange affair as the young man has
been very attentive to the lady for several
years, although some opposition was mani
tested by the young lady's parents to the
match.
BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-At the regular
monthly meeting t4th mCnthl OF the i2th
Building association, held last night, al
Goddard's Hall, Sl.SII Was sold, being n
shares at al average 81 St5I per share.
1MPRovEMENT.-W. II. Tenney & Son
having leased a lot OF ground on Water
street, adjoining their mill, from The Borden
Mining company, are nov erecting thereon
substantial three-story brick warehouse.
The upper story is 20 be used by the Borden
Mining company.
CANAL NoTFS.-The Land slide near C1m-
eerlar d is reported to he removed, aud boats
10 be passing from Cumberland To This place.
None VIII probably arrive before Tue asday.
ART NOTE.-Mr. Joshua Davis, sculptor,
has just finished here "A bust OF Gen. J. b
Gordon, which is now on exhibition in a
Bridge street show window.
COAL TRADE.-Receipts and shipments
for week ending to day: Maryland coal COM
pany-ReCeipts, $3.50 tons; sh ipmentS, do
New Central coal cOmpsny-ReceiptS 500
tons; shipments, do. Borden Mining com.
pany-Rt ceiptS, 2.000 tons: shipments, do.
Consolidation coal com mpany-Receipts, ; .q>5
tons; shipments. 5.2II tors.
GRAlS--Arrlved, schooner Kitty Ann
l,y0O bushels wheat, TO Hartley Il Bro Ry
rail, 400 bushels do. 10 II. VI. Talbot:
MERCHANTS EXCHASGE.-Ofering On
change to-day, 1850 bushels of wheat; not
Evening star., 1877-11-16
Condensed Locals.

FIcIr :. & Parker. 6Ig IIh street. we have
TIE New York YaIers in advance of the mali
The 7, Nivai al Nv land Chapel ~ l. church,
r l. Cwt tE ISstOT, commenced toy Rev ThOS.
Harrison q isw weeks 6gO. has continued
Ell Ce le eft with Uus rated interest.
To-Day - delegation Of thirty or fort ,
EhsEtE 81 Pythiss lest on the 1910 train .Or
Baltimore tu PARTICIPATE in The obSequies OF
GCl. :. sands Mills. m That city.
The ffice o. the Collector Of Taxes begins
10 te somewhat crowded. All persons hav-
iIgtsXeS iC pay slOUlG not forget that they
can Jay without Ieualty CHty during the
month Of November. December VIII not be
allowed IL was last year.
TIE Total Abstinence Society Of McKen-
dTee Chapel held public meeting in the
church ana. after prayer by DIR. Ames. in
ttTestluC addresses were made by Hon. II. l.
Dickey. 0f ONO. and Hon. Hiram Price. OF
Iowa. ard tie Barker family sang during
the evening appropriate selections. About
20 persons : IgTtd Tie pledge
The Washington A AsSOc- alton OF CCngrega-
tiOral Ministers met Od WtdEe sday evening
at the residence Cf Ir Rankin. E-v. = Il.
GitdiT - was chosen moderator and Rev. l..
p Plat scribe for one year. DIR. Rankin
read an essay on The Worship of the NIr-
gin Mary ard Rev. Mr.. Burbank Ru eXege-
sis on Romans v. l.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

R-A Chattanooga special to the Nashville
American says the republicans yesterds
elected The mayor and six alderman, and the
democrats elected four alder men and the city
marshal.
~Young men, steel your hearts against
the insidious young woman who will soon
make her appearance at the church fair ard
smile on you and try to induce you to pay
two dollars for te cent pen-wiper.
1A Lowell firm rec entity sent q lot ofbills
west for collection. The list came back with
the result noted against each name, one be-
ing marked "dead." Three months after the
kame bill cot into q new lot that was for.
warded, and when the list came back the
name was marked sill dead"
Evening star., 1877-11-16
THE COrRTS.


DISTRICT COURT-JuGge HtDlphreUs.
rel, master Of schooner n. H. Bensdict; leave to
Tie cross bill and to issue process In re hank
attachment II horse and wagon, tv NaiioT. lis.
solved IN re bankruptcy Of Il. l.. Cuttings: post
p"ned to NoIember 20 In re Capital Publishing
Novtnher 30. In re-, bankruptcy Of F. c. Weston:
uncalled for check ordered into court
EQUITY CoURr-Jlsd0e Wglfe
Yesterday, HallY aCt Barker: decree for pavme Mt
10 pIalnth Evans REt Ef ans. testimony ordered
taken. Bishop agt Smith aud Barbour 4 Hamilton
aIt Smith; rule Wheeler 10 show cause Fowler
Robinson agt. Miller: trustees report annroved -
tate Of johnson Hellen; execution Of trust deed an
fed; Church AIT Riley; tTu-i deed declared void.
kirk agt- Riley et al convey ance declared void
It 81 Hisel"w agt. Stephenson ct al; restraining
To-day. Davis ct al act. Holgsins; sale ratified
Thomas; order for delivery 10 receiver Rest art
Best; time extended for taking testimony. Hughes
agt Fry; pro- c"niesso Connor agt Best. adminis.
ITat,rs bIl disInis ed. Russell agt R lsse, heaTin1
resumed.
PROBATE CoURT-Register Hebs.er.
To-day. estate Of Moses Hir>h, deceased; evcer
tons OF Selducr and son filed To- the report of the
special aIdtor Estate # Daniel Sullivan deceased:
inventory OF personal estate returnnI by the aIrnn
istTatriN Estate of MARY T. Purcell. decrasei. /.
final notice issued TO the administrators IF said aS
tate, appointing TUESDAY December *, lS77 for set
tement VIII of John Knox dec AaSe,l; letters ism
To the eNecutriN revoked and letters testamentarv
issued Jointly 10 the eNeCutrx ami executors bond in
the sum of 200 Estate Of Alfred Homes decsas.ait
inventory OF annual rental value uf real ate rented
~ the government. Adjourned to Tuesday, Nuyeni-
POLICE CoURT-J,adge SaeI.
larceny of shawl as Nich"ias KEW IaprSpS SpSe nf
NclyetteIi months in gail. John BRYAN, charged
with loatng about tipping houses, was fined , 10;
ned was knife with which he attempted To- cut him
he was nhed SzO or 50 days in each case in default.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

To LADIES AND GESTLEMEN.-We Wish
10 call attention 10 A. L .ScIer's Chemical
securing and Dyeing Establishment No 99F
q street, rear n street. By promptly adopt
lIg the latest improvements. whether OF
American or European invention, he is en-
abied 10 GO h!S work IN manner not 10 be
eqRalcd by those not possessing these facil-
lies. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies and
Gents Suits are, in fact, the cheapest in the
city on account OF bis superior work. Give
him call-9Cj q street. Puucju8lity guar
autePd.
Evening star., 1877-11-16
NrRnsPsfsenl4

Nd'lCEuf TE1d'sr-"The Chimes or Nor
mandy ." hat delightful opera, in which the
Hess r. giIsh opera Company has made
such q genuine hit, viii he repeated 10 night
for thF fourth time, and Will also Oe perform
ed for tire matinee tomorrow. This IS a de-
JsIture from tie original announcements,
but DO i ff e managers duty 10 give the pub
lie what they want. ard there is now no
doubt ~ on This point. Miss Melville Will
he 8hle 10 appear during the rema iDter of
the week. ON Monday evening Mr.. John
MCCUlOugh Will begin his engagement. Re
IoTtS from Baltimore, where he IS now play
ing, slate that be is meeting with great sue
cesS, tie nightly attendance being very large.
and Tie dramatic cOmpeuy supporting him
the best they have had i'm Sha Respe are Cor
twenty I'VE years The same company viii
lie with him here.
FOTtrs Op6Td FOJSC-Miss StOckton'S dTa-
natiZaiiCn of MAJ Cap Violet viii be re-
Ieated tonight.
Th6GfeT CONTINUE The COnvict's Revenge"
and a full Inst OF first.claSs varieties make a
very interesting programme which attracts
large audiences.
y. VI e. 4. PGrlCTy An entertainment
Will ne given here this evening, al which
Miss Hatneld. n wonderful 1I-year old viO-
lmist, Mr.. Twet dale, and Prof. TOuhay Will
appear.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

AN INDIAN AT MoNTE.--A couple o. lOc ii
81 olts engaged an Indian in a monte game
The game ran along very quietly, the Indian
apparently not caring which way II went.
Pretty soon one of the locals turned up as a
clay out' five spot and a seven. The In.
dian pile up 80 so on the five, and the deal
Went on. The five won; Indian let the S5
stand until the five won again. when he took
down the winnings. The third i've won. the
Indian picked up his coin, having won 80. 81
on the deal, and Quit the game, remarking:
"Whiia man he dam smart" al the same
time throwing down the other three sevsns
which belonged in the deck TuscaTOro
MniHQ RerieW.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

APARTMENT HOUSES TWELVE STORIES
HIGH-In the West End of London, in
neighborhOod known as Queen Anne's Gate,
banker named Hankey has built some
enormous "mansions' overlooking st
James Park and not far from the Metropol-
itan railway station OF that name. Toe
houses are the highes. in Engand-12
stCrles-perhaps the highest in the world
They are let in flats, upon new associated
principle; and Mr.. Hankey has chosen for
his own apartments the highest story, where
he commands the purest air and fine views OF
The parks, Surrey hills, and northern heights
The suites OF apartments are SO eagerly
sought after by those who wish to avoid tie
cares o. housekeeping that Mr.. Henkey is
laildir q seCOrd block twelve stories high
The tenants are chiefly bachelors, whose
suite contains q bedroom and sitting room;
hu, there aTe also family suites or ten rooms.
Elevators, of course, travel to each story,
ana electric bells and speaking Tubes are in
every room. There is q wine cellar for each
teIsnt; the male servants are in liverieS;
the females wear neat and uniform dress;
ard one quarterly payment covers servants,
taxes, gas, water, and indeed every ordinary
item Of housekeeping, even down 10 insar-
aEce OF furniture.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

THE VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY of IN 1u-
sands establishes beyond all doubt a fact of
vi-ai m IOrtance 10 the sick and debilit4te1 .
viz. that ROStetteT's Stomach Bpters are an
absolute specific FOR remittent and intermit-
tent fevers, dyspepsia, constipation. bilious
ness, mental depress ION, sleeplessneSs, chrO-
mic dia1Thea end all diseases OF the stom-
&Ch, liver and bowels.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

BREAD Is THE STAFF OF ITFE-Ry
bead We mean all the various forms in'S
Whlcn ~ Is customary 10 convert cere9I
flour. When is bread good? Bread is good
When light, sweet and nutritious and with.
out deleterious qualities. How are these
properties best secured? In no wav, we an.
swer, so well and certainly as by the use q,
D0pleb'S Yeast PO,roer. Try il thoroughlvsn q nj
convince yourself
Evening star., 1877-11-16

HEALTHFUL B g.. Germany excels
this country in the cleanliness OF beds. 1t
seems as much part of yearly house clean
ing there TO have the hair removed from the
mattresses, well beaten and summed, and TO
have the cover washed, As 1t is with Us To
have the carpets whipped and freed from
their disease begetting dirt. i grant that
This would be q difficult and expensive
undertaking for an American hOusekeeper,
for skilled labOrers are rare, and when found
must be well paid. Knowing the obstacle,
then, in the way of thorough renovation of
our beds, weshOuld take all the more care TO
protect and air them. Every bed should
have especially made for it, the size of a
tick, white te cked comforter, not too thick,
so 10 be uDmanageable in washing; over
this the sheet is spread. Every bed In daily
use should be subjected to the purifying rays
Of the sun al least once week, and should
be left open to the reception of air and ligh.
some time be fore being made up. Beds not
frequently used are often found musty aud
disagreeable to guests. The parlOr beds,
that swallow their own contents by q magic
touch. are fair without, but in time, for the
lack of proper airing, they become foul with
Evening star., 1877-11-16
CITY ITEMS.

GENTS RrCadway Sfk Hats 81 TO II;
Stif Helmets ard Derbys 81 p 70 -. %:
Gents Fine Soft Felt Hats e 50 10 ,:
Mems Good wool working Hats 75, toS ..
immense stock of Boys and Childreu'S =
sun and Soft Hats. for dress AMI school
wear. az all prices from -. 30. 81, I5c.. 81 to
%l.50, at Lewis, 920 1th street, between l and
~.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

THE MUSICAL TELEPHONE CONCERT
The telephone concert at the Congregational
Church to night promises 10 be q marked
success. The President and Cabinet, Vice
President Wheeler, Speaker Randall, Gen.
Sherman, and many other prominent Off
cials are to be present. The fact that this
telephone is operated upon an entirely new
principle excites unusual interest, guara n
teeing that the music in Philadelphia " III
be reproduced here with ample volume oi
sound.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

HEAVY JUDGMENT AGAINST TWEED.
In the case of the people VS.. VIM. n. Tweed
to recover &903, ,6i6.A paid by New YORK city
on fraudulent bills through conspiracy with
Watson, deceased, judgment against plaintih
was entered by confession In the supreme
court yesterday.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

WATER CoLoRs, OIL PAINT INGS AND
FINE ENGRAVINGS AT AUCTlON.-A choice
collection OF the above goods is now being
sold. and al q great sacrifice. at the old store
of Francis Lamb, on Pennsylvania avenue,
near 18th street. The entire stock must be
closed out, and without any regard to cost.
In the collection are some very clever pieces
in water and oil. The sale is conducted by
Thomas Bowling, and begins at I O'Clock
This evening.
Evening star., 1877-11-16
WILLIAM BIRNEY.
Late Attorney for the District.
FoR THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK Of

FOR THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK of
boys clothing go to the Boys Clothing House
of b. Robins on & Co., 90 Pennsylvania ave-
Lue. Overooats, suits and kilt skirts OF every
cut ard Sly le for the fall and winter, suitable
only house which makes the above branch
of business n speciality, and by this means
they are enabled 10 offer inducements that
Eo ether house can. Parents shOuii call and
examine their stoc before making purchases
elsewhere, as they can certainly be suited
and suit their children at this establishment.
-AIlf-
Evening star., 1877-11-16

\ FARMER being poorly provided with
materials of sustenance for his men, fed
them with pork cooked with the rind upon
il. 4 young man OF the company, not liking
that outer portion Of the food, was observer
by the host to be carefully removing the out
side covering, whereupOn the latter said
"Young man, we eat the rind and all here =
To which the youth replied, "All right, old
man; I'm cutting It OFF for you"
Evening star., 1877-11-16

VOLUME IN SIX LTSEs.-ThIs yer,
hour If you have a Cough, a Cold, or a y
qIklculty IN the throat or lungs, send fOl
Hdie'S Honey Cf ROT hound and Tar. Take n
lalIhfully, and You are safe. The cure is GER
Ialn and swift, the preparation pleasant
Don't disregard these six lines.
Pike'S TCOthdche Drops cure TOOthacbe in
one minute. Sold by ali Druggists at .,
cents. IL 70 enc
Evening star., 1877-11-16

DON'T WAIT TIL you are sick before trying
CdTt6T'S Litrle Ljrer IiUS but get a vial Al
once. You can't take them without benefit
Ebbitt House drug store
Evening star., 1877-11-16

RELIABLE HELP Ior weaz and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, Painful, and prOsI rating
diseases cured Without med iciEs. Pulyer-
macher's Electric Belts the grand desidera-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book ana Journal.
with parttcu iars, mailed free. Address Pull
Vermacber G2lvanie Co, NeT YORK City.
6,25,d6kly
Evening star., 1877-11-16

LARGE LOT OF new and beautiful colored
dress goods just received at Carter's, 707
Market Space. Cheapest dry goods in Wash
ington. Cheapest black silks; black CASH
meres and black a1pacas; double width col
ored dress goods only fifteen cents. Read
Carers new adYerti sement- AdtI.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

suits (color guaraDteed) for children 6 To 10
years ofage at IS 80. Boys Depart tment A.
Saks & Co., 3l6 7th street -Adrt.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

For SATURDAYS SALEs.-Opening to-
day. FUN lines of kid gloves In leading col
oIs for street ard evening, with 2, 8, aud 6
buttons, at extremely low prices. Excellent
2 button at T5 cents. Mays "Paris Kid Glove
Evening star., 1877-11-16

CLOTHS for men and boys wear, 81, 80 60,
15 cents; blan nkets. new fall dress goods, car
pets, oilcloth. nannels, canton nanne!s;
water proof cloth, all colors, from GO cents
up: black casLmeres, black slpacas, shawIs,
ladies' ard gents underwear, Nottingham
laces. AL Towson's, Pennsylvania avenue.
-IdJf.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

YoUNG's PATENT DETERGENT is the finest
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and gTocers. tr
Evening star., 1877-11-16

BULL DING PERMITS issued by Inspector
FntwiSie. ". j. Particle. repair shed on
1rh street. b,twsen T and L northwest: 500.
- Kramer, TeTair frame building on eth
street, tetwe en- h and LuGTyhweSt 80. Rich
arti N ale, repsir brick store, corner TN aud
n Strte-S northwest ~2j. FereGa q Bros .
repair frame dwelling on % street, No Sl2:
SEQ. John NJ. RUt'e, repair frame on Wilt
burger street. between TIN and tin; 500. Mrs
GTCsS, ugdeIV.U frame, lS5 ID street south
east, ~ttr- A III Brown. construed ihrea-
story bIi dwelling on ~jh street. between !.
and " northwest, S5.f1a Mary a. COrkhiI 4.
repair z fTaIne a. 1886 Rhode Island avenue
northwest 80. Eavid RIOTdan. construct a
Two story stable on J. street. bst Wpen New
jersey avsEUe ard ist street; 50 Barha "a,
Sci wander, construct a twC-sfOTy brick store
al dwelling on VI STR et. between G'h and
1th northwest, -l,9O. Leonard Brown. re
Ps II p frame dwelling on 11rh street, bet ween
T ard I northwest; 500 SILi On Is WimSatt.
repair brick drying house on Water street.
between grh and 1o-h southwest. $50. John
u. Mul}aly. treasurer Georgetown College,
Tor college. construct q new college building
Of brick 1850 feet. four stories IN helZht. On
college grounds, Georgetown: $4,000. =.
Irving. cor stTGCt three story brick dWei-
ling on II street, between 18th and f. north.
west, 5000. JCEn r. Gheen. repair wagon
ShSd- SiE and I streets northwest. -. -
tOllaE shet, build she'd on i street. between
IL and ! northeast, 80.
Evening star., 1877-11-16
LOCAL NEWS.
Amuspmenis, a e.. Tonight.

Ndfi0glf,s II s0fsT.-HeSs r glish Cpera Com
pany IN The Chime Cf Normandy"
Thea's- C7rsTae. TIE COnvict's Revenge
And vart"-leS
FosGS Cysrd HcJ'f Mad Cap Violet"
CyCIl.Cr .4tat O. s.cI-ElectrO- MotO Zrapt
TeleI hons COICeIi-
Evening star., 1877-11-16
DILE6 AND FISSURE.

DR.. sHRADER. ofhce room 4S ST Cloud Bald
inR 7, tseuthve1 corner 9Th and streess) cures
Piles and flssurs without Kpiie, Lisature OF Cau.
tic. and without pain, snd .uerAniee q cure IN al
b. O., tobscconist, 625 7th street; O. @. eaiier,
euperinfsncent Washio gton aad Geo 1setown kail-
east; Vim. Tucker. merchant tailor, 40S Pennsyi-
yesta ayenae; =; b. Mar he. r. o. Des.rtnenf |,
011 4 street southeast; John seedale, II Grant
llsce; 81 nffy Others. on spplicatio. q ms efi1ce
LAdiee attended ~ their ress1 IN doeired Once
hours.Se N. % ,. n; sunAAys2 . TO 3. =. Ocs'
Evening star., 1877-11-16

MARRIsGE LICENSE have been issued 10
Jacob BuekueT and Marina Voolfolk Geo.
w. Adams and Almira Bowler; Nathaniel
Robinson ard Isabella Scott; Charles 5.
B6nnett and NedOrs L. Laws
Evening star., 1877-11-16

DIVORCE SUIT DISMISSED. the case OF
Charles Miller against Mary II iller, petition
for divorce on the grount Of desertion, en-
Tered In August, has bee1 digniExsd by com
plAinant.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

THE RFsT CLOTHING FOR THE LEAST
MONEY can oe had az A. Straus' clothing
house, Pennsylvania avenue, near llth
street. New styles OF winter overcoa's aGd
ulsteIs for men and boys, at prices 10 suit all.
may be foUTd on his shelves. Buying for
cssh. he Is prehartd TO sell very lOW.-Adct.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

ARAIY IN A HoGsHEAD.-Lsst evening
Offcer Clark found a live female color,
infant IL a hCgshead in the rear OF premises
No Tr3 9th street northwest, occupied by
Miss Isabella James, colOred. The child was
carried to the ID precinct station house, and
subsequently taken IN charge by Daniel Bar
ber cCICr,d
Evening star., 1877-11-16

8ECII Ding ASSOCIATIONS-At the DIST
meeting OF the Franklin Cooperative Build
ing Association. $50 was advanced at pre-
MUM Of Sa, and iS shares were redeemed a.
$50 "A eacE-S i..fIl.G3.
AT the ssh meeting OF the Jefferson CO.
operative Building Association, :, 600 was
advanced at an average premium of 100 per
cent.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

THE BIRD HABEAs CORPCs CAsE-This
morning Judge Macarthur decided in the
hsbess cOTlos ease Of John Bird, com mi tied
10 ja1l ny Justice Joseph, on charge of
cruelty 20 animals, 20 discharge the petition
ON The ground tfat the justice had not juris-
diettCu. The act CTeatiDg the police court
hRviI zen the power in such cases from
ih' m Mis-. Kicker appeared for the petit
GCEtT.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

THF EsTATE OF JOHN =. HILTON, DE-
CTA~FE. - In the supreme Court of the
United States few days since the case OF
Given 90 al. executors. agt- Hilton ct al.
was argued. Mr.. John y. Hilton died some.
few years stree on litn street, leaving con-
siderable property, the bulk Of his estate. 10 a
son by his Will, ard the suit was entered TO
Obtain construction OF the will, as 10
wht tEer the residuary clause included realty
aS well IS personally. The court of this Dis
trict in General Term held that il did not,
and the case WAS appealed. 1t is cOntended
that the testatOr did rot intend To die inteS.
tate as 10 any OF his property, but thought he
pad disposed Or II all, making one Of his
Sons sne 81 leciaI object OF his solicitddc aud
fOEniy, as would appear from his frequent
TefereL ce 10 that son In terms of endearment
But IL is said IL the construction given by the
court below Is the correct one, a portion of
the real estate is left undispOsed Of by the
viii, ard this j. contrary to the presumption
of Law. X. T MerriCk and w. f. Mattingly
argued tho case for apreiis Hts, and W. Cox
ard j. Johnson for appellees.
Evening star., 1877-11-16
NOTICE TO HoUsEKEEPERs.
GREAT FALL SHES
f L r N 1T U RE.
LINCOLN - HASKELL,

Mhh"t thamber Suits s35 to $500
Walnut ParIor suits .--. say 10 s6oo
Cottage Suits. .-.---.........-.. SO upward,
Grsrd assortment Of BUFFETS. EXrFSsIOS
TABLES and DINING CHAIRs
hAIIAN aud RUSTIC FURNITURE for Porche.
~ Bs' gains in FOLDING CHAIRS.
BlRR Rs PARLOR AND LIBRARY BED
oIhhDS, with NATIONAL WinE MATTRESS
s<Agents for HAZARD s RENOWNED CRIgS
THE BALTIMORE SPRING BEDs5oo
The best assortment Of LOUNGES in the city,
- NO uOubie 70 snow goods. o-.Z7 I'm
, 1877-07-25
TIE OUTLYING pEpoTs,

AHu %Ah NfARk A0W M HA& EALE0HAkS4
Aunthse crowd marched up Sixteenth street b..
tween 10 aud II o'clock. II numbered soms.
where about 100. Of these Abaut . quar-.
t., were msn, so.ne Of whom uays bcen In tho en,.
ploy OF tho NORTHWESTERN Ha,issaa Company.
Ther csne 10 Ahe Northwestern transfss depot.
near Caast street, and demanded that the msu
quit wosk. The yAsa-hauas and awltehmsu
had no gtis'auces to eouplain of,
but thoy waFe not allowed 10
work until uoaa, but compelled to gait IT once.
Tho crowd hooteI and yelled. bat committed uo
act OF .iolentu other than compelling the n.sn ~
CEASE thrig lAboe, which they dla, Offering no cp-
position 70 tae mob. The Sottawesseta tolks
shipped zboat 400 fsstgt,t.e&ts 10 tho saadsts at
tns city during tho forenoon. many Of them tou.
tAtnIag raluaols tfeight. abMs were tcte u Oak
Park. others II Harlem, and skt!a ollers were *t-
IN ~ other s,dctsaeks This va. nas dons spariaE-
u u plsre tneu in eafu kekp1hs but ~ ID tAso
Of d5c, they would not endan1er sha sREssy u tho
cItv. The crowd which VISITED the dnasfss depot
al4o mpelIcd Ill lhc kEAela0en 10 quh. thsT Gol
lowed W the t1srx Of Tho thseAso. huntington =
Quincy, along Sixteenth sttegt. aud compelled all
wurxinguaen u quit. though tie crowd MA notsJ,
they odvled NJ sloleDer Nbztsser.
Tho chicago. Burlington lnineJ authorities
slso bad larxe number Of Ass shifted 10 the out
aldo OF Tho cltJ,-taJ sAu ThvJ Mcea aoahlJ
shtftol ~ tha uEtak Ka4tcsn eroasln9. - tlat
in casa they xcro sci IN hro they would nut be \
menace 70 The city. TIE s~,tchriru, ep;incczs,
AVID tremsu nto h*4 worked % ths T., y. j. Y.