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, 1877-02-07
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mirl'. Feb. 0.-Alrs. Emily
campau, OF this city. rclict Of the late Tous-
falnt Campau, claimed dover interest In the
Canpau plat, q, tract Of II carly thrty-cIght
arrcs IN tic very business heart Of the clty. IA
Bllu was hut II years old when her husband and
as'e decided away The property, her CLAIM, was
undoubtedly . good one, and a serious cloud
here, and It was };eIy 10 remain i
tlOutl fur many years, ns ehe ls less
than 20 years Il old, at,tl OF q very
lonE-ltved family. Hence the owncre OF Tic
pint were anxiol'a to compromise. anil buy re-
night, handsome sum Of money having hcen
faiscta by subscription. Now nEnc~tcntlls Of oil
tho property is released, inclndng tho site Of
the Citv-1jalf and tile United States buildings.
Tho other tenth woulil hare been hal Its owners
heined in making up the purse. Tho successful
scattering Of tho cloud Is MI OCCASION for much
rejoicing III thIs city.
, 1877-02-07

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Snanth mere men anu women ~ the beauty II
.s, nis ssrtn1ns " the gushing richness Ut senti.
NV III. Ill., smans ,nnaEerY OF .'s speech titan
nny ,t ptc. a aayer e. te,lGon N ~ tno lan M
.g H. sfi1 IT, pHrt' woan 20 !oseiy rs slic Is
tmr ~ H. H. LUZ ,ns ~ IT acigsa ~. To- no icra-
I'LL H.. III nv lnhI. Y ~! LUG ages llas tit'tng
III n,,.'1 mnn ccftay W! admifo n1Il losc
fnr IL n,r.t ,,".e,'. nnoyS a. otncf poets
t,rn ,'' H. Esnca 1'c aPl[eaaton oi hcr IA.
y. H. i ""s ,Gs asnS!lc N eseIy piatc except
~ noi. III pa pW sua Mn sie nont Want - eo 70 TIM
s.st,,, wv ~ S"ng nas eehoci INC highest
nv"ra,n :" .e nG hna ~na % nea'. and Of
liz th.ni, NJ. "san: a. mos.a,' can wnrk Tor
al. er. nr.t,r..,,,,,rc seo n'l.s !nofaluS. ut
hrn,,,,o. osu.ups, ,s,,.p, ... s.ns,an!cs, toiecfts,
.nn.ari5t e,nnI5 pa"'otn.e1, @ steceIFanFass'ng 1or
Sna,.'' :, 'os I"c huppolt !" The
stwsps' stes =. ""I ~. or.s snrts ol el'ntt'
tsn.e. w.. utttsanN tau.. paettcs lot tho
nr'i n,r,fa ,,,,n ths ,sn, he ~ sa' mix
sinnor. +, nrasr @rS .i, LII eIo"o o. male
"nI ,Jae"4 a.s F'on.Mo WY tnmct UNaslon,
sr",,pn na ", :, III ~ ~ Liz, anssc way, We'l
ro,,iI ~ pttn, ,r,ti,i,, %siI M '. ~ out
~, f.,mrai ill., ~, ..as ttnaI ~ VI toMrse 70
.yn,t'u thg .,,1>,.,s ~ ess ~ l'tres' ms =
swTnol. a., ,ius t,,s srnsea' iaa .s uM ifol.
nnnon,,sr scntimcrt' i0w @ han,'e ~ n9 @ an
~ tn,,i ss"lttG'. n; ~" ~, ,Mapiny anu serene
msrt e'"' .,l "'a ,aiaa,' Hsk 10 M"ose Jung.
en' %en "a, ""d ;7,., so'sssenep i. nnI nlEhess
VIII ,,,c ro,,,is2 ,,,rtn,,, ~ IT,, iosE accord
IN nnns.es rsa n.ri.,s, . auu enasssnsT ~ Or
hc..oi H. ot.e. ,s - kt.s !" ~ nssul'arlg
,,ot r1 ~ ~ liz - y! -, III. 1.euIc luas
, 1877-02-07
TRIBUNE BUILDING DIRECTORY,

Roon's. 0crmpaHM.
l.C11AnTEn OAK LIFE Insurance pcp't.).
2. TO RENT.
.. GUsTIN d WALLACE. J. T. DALE.
4. nUEHEK WATCIf.CItHEM MAN'E"G COMPANY,
t. 1s0nHlNH APPLETON.
q. NEW yOltK WATCH COMPANY,
TO 3tEST.
4. VA. e. DOW, A, J. DTOWN, ". n0BbTSa
D. Wtl1uHT e. TrItNELL.
10. CHATTER OAK LIFE fLoan Dcptl,
1l-l3. FAlIsClt1LD d BLACKlIAN.
H. llESlIf K. HEELfE. W. D, COOPER
it-l5. JAMES NoRuAN. n. ", DHtpOE.
ID. CENTENNIAL pUDLl9AlN0 COMPANY,
IT. ~. o. HARDIN.
is-1H. D, X. FEAItSONA 4 CO,
III. HUTCHINSON d. LUFF.
~. o. L. UASHtN d 60.
~. ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
-. knlTOlt.IN-CItlEF,
~. MANAGING EpiT0l:.
~ ASSOCIATE EDiTuIsA
~ l.. Z. EAlkLE-
~. W. J. DANHEY 4 Coz
III. WILLIAM Hl.Oss. .'
a. II. +. NoltCIOsY. J. A. MS.kpoWNEY,
10 LEpPATH LTCEUM BUREAU,
u. COMMERCIAL EDITOR
s1 W. ". DEXTER.
III. GEORGE H. THATCHER
kel. NIGHT kDlTLIk
ad city EDITOR.
,ofaees Ia tic Building 70 .eut by ". c. DOW.
Hpuul u,
, 1877-02-07

s1AEc1Ht fHsp0sca 10 1hS 1fa9NHf.
KAsKAKEE, ILL.,, Feb. U.-Thc absorbing
thc,no Of local interest at present Ia tho re-
vival work now being carried on In this city.
The audiences hare outgrown tho cosy ilttle
Presbyterian Church, and tho meetings hare
been transferred to the largo house belonging to
tho First afethtNllst Episcopal denomination,
structure whtel, will scat 100 rersols. bn
Sunday orcn!ng last, thu cdilico was crowded,
and even standing rOu,1' was ut premium. Lnat
eye!lg tho house was comfortably filled. Tho
pastors Ut tho First null Seronl II. T., tho Dap
ttst, Presbyterian md Episcopal churches CON
duct tl!e meetIngs, each preaching q, dlsco4rsc
on suceeeding EVENINGS; 4 well-tsatncd cht,r
creased devotional spirit to the services. While
no conversions hayc been reported during the
week since tilcse services began, general In
tcrcst IN religious mattera haa boon awakchcl,
md unless tue present s!gna aro wrongly In
torpreted, ttlls community Ia upon thr thresh-
old Of q great reformation. The llcv, afr.
Morton will b. hero iext Sunday, when 10 will
al o1lce assutno charge Ut the meetings.
, 1877-02-07
YESTERDAY,
THE RING LobHy wonKlsa sUccgssruLLr Az


Sn<efal Di,patch to T1s Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Fct. u.-Tho resolution
for au investigation Of the siatc-IIousu Rlrhari-
son- Culry job was t1rfrutcl In tho Sr,,ate by
the lobby to-day. Instead Of the original scso.
lution providing for the appointment Of cnt,.-
inittee Ut I'VE 10 consflcr, the nport of tho
State-liolsc Commissioners was adopted. As
Richardson Is wholly concealed In ti,at report,
there Il the smallest prospect OF tts being t!s.
covered anywhere. During tlls consideration
of the report aiurceaitl, the Ting lobby managed
c1. e1lcntiy well, and By trading otf votes ior
other measures has already secured strong luck
lug for their bills. The ltrst Of these proy]es for
submitting to the people proposition to au-
tlorzc tl,c appropriation nf sG01Uoo or ssO0, 900
more for the new state-Ilonsc. That, 1t Is pro-
posed, shalt he .tonH
WITHOUT An ExroArHH or THE RICHARDSON
t1oHEH1Rii rENlTENTtAAr IpB.
The othvr Ut the rim: bills IL fur taking 100000
oUt VI the State Treasury In violation Of the
Constitution, which prohibits further nppropria-
tlon for tlls. new Ssatr-Ilousc unless submitted
u d popular ruee. This grab Is proposed under
cover of rvlmburs!ng thu state-tIouse fund for
money whtch, now that It has been spent by the
statclluusc Commissioners, II ID claimed ought
iu have been charged to zonse account other
thau ihc new state-Hulse Tha Committee
appointed to consider bow not TO Investigate
the report of the 6.atc-IIouse Commissioners
ronsists u Jones, Frantz. Kainey, Mcclellan,
md Whiting. 1t may turn out. however, that
tl4s COMMITTEES wilt be seized with m !nqt,lring
flaI,ic Of .nInl and disaptoInt the expectations
ii the ring. A. all erents.tile multer 10 mt
tlarl yrt, a'll ll!shat,lsoH will doubtless ho
FULLY Investigated BY committee thai shall sit
with Open toors. instead of burning the icst.
lno1iy, AZ was done two years ago, when tie
wLitewaah!ng report wus nude.
Ttik n0CsH fESlTESTtAHr CONM11JEH
goes to the i'en,tentiary on Monday, anu IL Is
unlers,ual will investigate that mart Of the
richardson bua!ness which relates tu the ntatc'e
ato to tho pretended forfeiture u{ tjs tyrtsun-
labor toutraet, wirreby Ills punlsh,lcnt for fall
nrc to pay us1 ort!tng to bis contract was that
the euutFaGt by which ic was bound tu puy SIX
cents prE aav for the labor Of :s.s cullytrtt was
forfeited and the sa1ue labor seet 10 blu, at u
ccbts pef day.
, 1877-02-07

Special ntDa.cA 10 ne 75f6ana
WAsAlSGr0N, ID. e., Der. G.-'Thc report Of
tho Senate Appropriation Com,uIttcc today ia
a triumph Tor Capt, Eals. Thu law under
which lse IL constructing Ills jestlcs at tho mouth
Of the Mlnsisspp, provided that wl,cn lis nrht
cluim Ut e50o,t00 teca,uu tluo tic Treasury
should issue to hlul bonls to that a,nouut unless
Congress i'aa made an appropriation to poy 1t.
Laat fill Can't. ERils was entitled to tia nay,
aud Congress, having full notice lust
acsslon or tho approaching maturity Of
ills claim, failed To make MI appropriation.
Afterwards tho Secretary Of the Treasury
refused to deliver him the bonds On thc plea,
It Is reported, that'Cart. Eatls could realize q
premium on them this wtutcr. Tho Iluuse,
oycf-lIllgcnt as usual tn do q mean act, pissed
OIL appropriation to cut Cupt. Eatls Oh from get
ting the funds. Tho Senate now Kills the bill
un ths report Of the Committee that he IL
PLAINLY ENTITLED To THE BoNps,
anil that Congress cauuot step iu by an cx-post
facto act u,!d deprive him Of them. II
United Suites bonds wrre below par,
thsre c.u 10 little question that the House
would be ~ eager to foFre Capt. Eads to take
thrtn as 1t u NOW 10 prevent hlua from getting
them.
rAc1YIo RAILWAYS.
NN''"A" NohNHAA sAoA sH7 {'atk III tHe fAc}l]E
Railways today IN tho dIacllssloh Of tho Sinklug
Fund bill, aud argued With good deal Vi
cartcstncss and force that this questions Ut issue
between the Government and tho roads are now
III process Of adjudication by tho cour,s, aud
that It would be unjust for Congress to ktep In
aud tty an arbitrary net 10 prescribe 1nodc VI
settlement In disregard Of tho existing legal
rights Of the Companies. uuc Of these feuturcs
concerns the payment by the Companies to ti.u
United States Ut Ier rent VI tic.s nct parn-
tngs froM tho date Of the completion VI their
ruaus. TAs peItl'ng htll 0f tue judiciary Cum
ulittce assuu,es is4J a the scar the ypa4ls WIRE
finished, but sllo Executive Departments VI TIC
iovernnacnt DO nut accept tile,n ~ t1,luItctrd
until lo74, aud held baek tho iinal land patents
untll that ting. Tho Companies, therefore.
decline 10 pay the percentage psor TO tbs Inter
date.
l. WHAT ARE NET EAnNtsGs1
ts disputed question sent to tho r1,urts fur d,-
E!tl1n thtc1 years agut aud not yvt determined.
Tue kl} llaked lheln thcu. tho excess OVER uE,-
Grating cx{enacs, hut thu Culnoautts rI2tna that
SUCH earnings Are Gully the surplus remaining az
ter paving taxes, tue Interest IN their debt, and
running earehseA TITO Untteal States Il tk,und
W law to l&y The Companies onr-lln1f Ut their
charges for transporting L,ails a1l tioyclnlnett
supplies. but this ID Withheld ~ an olIset ior ts
no'4'paynle't VI thu 8 PER Cent rlaltl.
VETO sEsrAlSEp.
lAe frchtlcDt's veto Ut the hill atulikhi.,g tllo
of toluinb ba NAE tu,l4!ilc by the senate to-day,
lcss tlau The requisite tw..tLirds voting 10 IA u
the bill. The trns;lnrl ~ the Una:l Ia, frr,,
il sit "a IA,
, 1877-02-07
CANADIAN NEWS.

z1151H1.
ToRosro. Feb. G-Ex-.AlA. Gearing, a con-
tractor, has aasi51s1l. Ltsb4llstes. $4,000.
sisciai Ntt.afeA u 7As 7f5Auae
PoRr IlOFE, Frb. u-'tho Midland Railway,
Which las txen III bankrupt co1dttiu. fuf some
tlule pasl, las Lrsn obliged to partially suspend
operations. 0n Saturday last the SECTION men
struck Oh aeeount Of their wages bcln: in Or
Ieafs, ani to-day all the passenger tsal1s we're
ea1lecied. pnly the mall ear pas.lpg oyex The
lint. Tue Atlike ~ far II cvnl1ted tn thr t4 ti1
Meh- \ GcLusaiiou VI eugineers hayt vailed
On tlIr BsotAeslH1>d at Toronto for pesuh sim
su5te:sk'D u l1ailic will l.. lie stsul:. Ihr
~ extend. 1EosA pn.i lIo.e 10 Waa.u u:ls..,ie.
lUt -..sI.S "
, 1877-02-07
OTTAWA WANTS A CHANGE,

1H4 1774V@E.
OrrAwAi ILL.,, Feb. B.-At tho n,ecting Of til
Common Council this evening It was resolved 10
submit to vote Of tho people the questions Of
TINT Of minority representation In TIC CITY Coun.
ell. the vote To be taken Monday, MARCH, Il. 4
petition Of nearly 800 voters asking for thla
action was presented. Tie movement met with
eradicate many Of tho present municipal evils.
, 1877-02-07
OIIIO..
NEW DttLs.

Co1uMnus, O., Feb. O.-1u the Senate to-day
bills wcro introduced TO establish Incbr[atc
Homes In tho several counties; TO puntsl,
frauds in securing extension OH debts, an.l re-
lease Of ono debtor nnd substitution Of another;
to compel railroad companies t0 provide sheds
WherU stock fn cnuree of transportation can rest
and feed eight hours after bcing on cars for
twcnty-folir consecutive lsours.
Tic scnatc bill 10 Increase the salaries Of Su-
prclnu Judges was defeated.
, 1877-02-07
cdSs COUNTY. ILL.

Epec11l 33fp07cA to 36s 1f36NNf :
SPRINoFlELp. ILL.,, Feb. U.-'J'ile CAss County
seat controversy was finally acttled to-day bya
the City Of I,eardstown ". Tho City Of VII.
gtnia The case was last term decided IL favor
Ut Virginfa, but rehcarinE was granted. and
now tho Court confirms lis former decision,
nill thus Virginia retains tho county-eeat,
, 1877-02-07
UNTlMELY sNkTCHED.

Eptctal Dispatch to 7ne Tribune
MENDOZA, ILL.,, Feb. 10. 4. Wrlght's mu.
slc~storr III this ctty. purchased but few weeks
siucc, fronl j. II. Seryan, has been closed up by
Lyon y Hca!y, Of Chicago, aud the Instruments
kluppcl to tlint city,
, 1877-02-07

tor,, the alteration. wcrc made In The dome
which cost 80 much more money, and which n
cvnrnci and n tio s.oici iinn.c III, III SmrnmnIc,c
~ acraam .,, ~ -. .i1tI T., ~ ohir;ni ,snpri n
No cut etnne Nork was done BY RtehArusor, htil
profitable contract. with tho reu'tcntiary Co'n-
ntssfoncrs a. dummies And as to these very
extensive and -@--..S.. .....-.-..-...
In I'M usu Htntc Ii.u.c n .nrenrs Nv Tlc1
9,5ac. nem AVN c.tnn. that snr.' W ,,es- ,nt.
t."Se H"n kesstnnony thNt HseHdtusoN l'uI-
fseHHy ed'nnd"n6t NY o'7' r71efs ttF t1e "oIN ~
1nifea gythe hltcntIons alofssasd. nc tcstthcs
roTtl:
Q.-E4tImatcs have bccn made aimee TINT ttne1
tTinoe Of thc inns ,ncctIn. Anr. i. isrs.1
'''1.'@ ''~ '.'"''
we're agreed upon which you epeak Of! W+rc the
fcnitcntary commissioners present At tho stmo Of
agreeing upon any other estimates than you now
pFadue1S! p1,r ,n,,,, !. .,,.uo,
& o1non a.ns nr saeT %eLe PIX nGt; v,or ~s, ~.
agreement made. "'>' "''' "''0"' "A' Wv
Al don't think any ono was present mt the
sitnr the estimates were ecitIcd,-no ono present
hut the Board itself
Mr.. atnart-And The architect.
Nr. Aett!tt-Nhst D9ard'
a. -!1rni hiean ". noasu.
s na.S t s.t H., nsaHs " Yonr aIc9Aect 10
H1Y~s sir 9"'o ~o4'a'''''o''0'''
t>.-Thcn those estimate. were presented to ron
By your arrhtcc, other than t,oso yot, i,sye rro.
lnctd. did ynn notify Tho Penttcniisty Conan,ls-
sInnc.r VI your cpttmaicsf
,,sv sMsas :, e ta ,esoeetiGn + that
n,s5s sss'a"' say; estimate for Tho 'o't's'e'' not
the rcnItcnttnry Cnmnais*,nners viii regard L,
thcsc o,l,rr estimates yom wcrc already conicrfng
x.-Yc.. Sir: II Is true ne i.e m eonssnted to do tho
wu.k nj our figures.
, 1877-02-07

Special DitpdtcA to 1ae T1Sunx.
INDIANAPOLIS, 1,ll., Feb. 8.-No buaincss Of
importance was done IN tho Legislature to-day.
The H.,usc laid OH the table a Temperance bill
to suppress ttpping-touscs.
, 1877-02-07
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,


NEW lonk, Feb. D.-ArtIye4, steamship
AdfiatIe, from Liverpool
PLYMOUTH, Feb. G.-!Stcsmships France and
Helder, from New York. have arrived
MoylLfr, Feb. Craftsmanship EiA[oiIa, from
HrG York. arrived.
, 1877-02-07
mars, 2@.,-,wo-thisls not voting In shc nhnsms-
ttvt.
The vote In detail Was a. follows;


ttyc.
The vote in detail WAS as follows:
YEAS.
Alenrn, Eaton, Mcdonald,
lt.&IhaIf1s e;.t.!thNhlte, MnSry.
N1aine, Hamilton, MrrrInlDn,
t"Sy. lLhnlr. forHbHt.
lhhsth, Hereford, Robcstson+
CltaHtt. johnston. Stevenson,
('ocktrlt, Inncs tFIa.> Tcifck
Cooper, JONES tNes.) Wn.lirsl.,
payas, keily, Wallace,
Dawes, kcrnan, Nhsst,
DruniA, McCrrrry, WIshctx-sJ.
NAYS.
A1lson, Cractn, Paddock.
i!afss::iAc, il'eiy!s;oek, iflsiy; sstss",, ssssss's.o
t:hft.liaticY, ingalls,. StRsn1nn,
cankiins, slsMi,lan. Mi,
Cnnoytr, Mitchell. Wfntnm.
WriGht-.:s.!9
ting the Secretary Of the Nnvy tU transmit to
tton Of Capt. G. j. Hail to the Arctic rceions, TO
be complied from nottA Of the expclttlf0n nlatlc
by CAPT: Hall aud purchascd from his widow.
The Senate went Into executive session, ami.
Ehcn TUG tloors rcopcned took u recess till 10
O'Clock tomorrow.
HOUSE.
After tho usual extension Of the recess, the
House went Into Committee Of tho WhD1c, with
Eden 4, tho chair. on tile Deficiency Appropr!a-
sI! Walt1ron atatct tf,at tho bill appropriated
we're ono Ut 100000 for tic deficiency IN tie
Mary Department. atnl one Of .salz,0o for per.
s'2ns to st,tlIrrs who hare lost ltn'.s
Mr. Whitthorne offered an amendment direct
it1E ncf1,intinN officers Of tho Treasury to nd
Just anil ecttlc the accounts of officers of the
nary On active Hat whose nay has been, cfTectcd
by the general ordcr. of the. Secretary OF tho
Navy No. 3tH, since the lst Of Suttelubcr, 11;t,
OIL f1Hx{N Df wnttfur.nri]tfra f1uY.
, 1877-02-07
Fin hANO1AI.s


S20. $50. MOO. H2OU. 1000,
ALEX. FH0FHlNuIlAM 4 CO., psnke.s md
l1fukrls, No, I! WallAt.. Now YORK, make fur eas.
4esr*o;a !nscsImcus Ut largo Or small amounts
rsy st9E ays so t.Sn!y 'la.sa te aaount iattaed
at fasurSL!t r4tta. bt!ikS bought aud esrrcI a VHS
= dcaE~d uH daposts Of to per csut. Cjfcula0 sn1
Weekly tt0Fusts SeHt frru.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-31

Notwithstanding the denial OF tn death OF
young Morton, which comes from the sick
room OF the Senator, at Richmond, Indiana,
we are compelled TO believe that the report as
published In THE STAR yesterday was sub
stantially correct. II is perhaps natural
that the friends Of the Senator should be
anxious 20 suppress the truth at present, but
sooner or later he must be made aware OF
bis sad bereavement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-31
To Correspondents.

AL letters intended for publication, referring In
any way 10 the editorial department Of the paper
should be addressed TO The Editor Of The Star Those
relating its business departments should be ad-
dressed 10 The Publisher Of The Star. Observance
of these directions " III prevent provoking delays
Checks etc, in payment of bills should in sl
be msde payable to the order Of tn, Eventax Star
Nerspoper Conpdny,-nOt to that Of any individual
- No anonymous communications read No re-
tected communications returned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-31

NOW Philadelphia will be mad One Balti-
more paper speaks OF the Quaker City's emil
nent physician, DIR. Pancoast, as "Dr. Pam
coost," and another styles him "Dr. Pane.
yost"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-31
liable BROTHER0.
FINE TAILORS AND OLOTaIBRS,
auEN tr Corner SereHtL and ID stress,
'TN / L T 0 p. "
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.

This water, which is"very like Rawley - may be
obtained frOoi the Spring, l4th street, near
Piney Branch, via the Mt. Pleasant Omnib as fro n
the Treasury Department, At 1873 O. m. and D. m ,
OF delivered by wagon daily.
Facilities for PICNICs goods
Orde s received aud Information given at Room o
May Building, corner Of eth and K SITS aug26 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-31
FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RKNT-
Il Brick ar-hoase, corner 18th and SIS. go
Brlek House, 1850 SIN s.n.v., rs, water ami ga
Brick House. IaI4 ct. NV, Il n. mod Imp.. an
stable; SIS ~
Frsms House, 1919 ct NV, 6srs., water In yard:
S2l 50.
Apply 60 LOUIS p. SHOEMAkER, Real Esfsts
and Note Broker, Offce 92O 81 n " aus 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-31

Russia finds her war with Turkey some
what expensive After our four years war in
1866 our legal tenders In circulation aggre-
gated $50 600 900. After only a few months OF
war Russia finds her paper currency swelIed
10 e640 900 coo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-31

DREss AND BUSINESS SUITS.
81 English Worst a, reduced O els.
$50 French Diagonal. reduced e. SIS
SIS Russels Cashmere, reduced 10 SIS
S8 TAFT Weeden Cashmere, red need 20 ots
SIS Empire Mile Csssimere, reduced 10 SIC
sR Al-WOOl Cashmere, reduced 20 ~.
COATS AND VESTS.
So French Diagonal, reduced to SIS
sl6 PLAID Morsied, reduced to slz
sl2 Basket worstsd, reauoed to IS.
PANTAJooNs.
SIS French Cashmere, reduced 60 SO.
81 English Morsted, red uoed q SIS.
S6Siobe NJ lls Cashmere, reduced 90 s4B.
SIS Taft Weeden Cashmere, reduced 4 81
S3All-MoOl Cashmere. RED uoed 20 "a
s3union Cashmere, reduced 20 81 %.
BOYS SUITS.
sl2 Black Cloth, red uoed 20 SIS
$40 orsted Basket, reduced 20 81.
ss Light Cashmere, reduced 20 s6
81 An-Mo DOL Cashmere, reduced 10 ss.
WHITE vEsTe
IS Fine White Vets, reduced to So 50:
81 81 Fine W bite Vests, reduced 20 ca
sl2 Fine White Vests. reduced 70 81.
ALPACA COATS.
90 Alpaca Coats, reduced "a SIS
SIS Alpaca Costs, reduced 10 $3.50.
SIS Alpaca Coats, reduced to3
OFFICE COATS reduced to 20 cents,
All other Goods at same proportion prices.
A. AUS,
I0II Pennsylvania scessss.
Between Tenth ana Eleventh -
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The people complain justly OF the condi.
ton Of our public squares and parks. In soma
OF them the grass has not been cut this sum-
mer, and the eveigreens and other plants are
being rapidly choked out OF existence. Here
Is an opportunity TO give some OF our unem-
ployed poor work which 1t is actually neces-
Rsry TO do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-31
RARLoW's GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
THE BO Us
WILL SOON BE HAPPY.

THE BOYS
WILL SOON BE HAPPY.
SCHOOL TIME DRAWS NIGH.
ANDNOW
THEY SIT AND Mediate
BYDAY
LAY AwAKEASD COdITATE
BY NIGHT
Upon the Great
AND IMPORTANT QUESTION
ANEW SCHOOL SUIT,
REVOLVING THE QUESTION
WHAT TO GET,
WHERE TO GErIr
WHEN TO GETIT
WE ANSWER,
Question FpsI-Get a good, 'ub5tantial, we'll
maze SUIT OF bright, new pattern, of a shade and
quality that will not fade cingy, aud that is
well made g. thoroughly shrunk, and will wear
with credit " hole scnoOl term.
Question Ssconf-Get il 81 cur Store, because - Q
pay particular attention to the Boys Clothing bust
nsss, AID keep q larger stock than any house in
Washington, and We kaOw Just how to suit tbs
boys tastes and the parent pocketboOk; besides
We have Just put in an eAtirs new aud complete
stick Of Boz s and Youths
FALL AND WINTER sCIOoL SUITS.
Question Thiri-Get 1t now, because the selection
fulI ~ d frs-h. he sizes all C mplete, and the
gT7cS gTedf deal t0lrer THAI they will be later In
the asor.
so, COME RIGHT ALONG
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ByB II. WARMER 90.
BRAIsARp h. wARNER KDwIS A. McISrIRr,
o16 street northwest, opp. n asopic Temple.

ID. H a. -,
o16 street northwest, OPP. Masonic Temple.
Store 1914 street LIS
No. 1910 Vermont avenue, IL rs m I-.-.-..... lJy
No I'll ~ 81. NV, Dr., stO., 10 rs, gas, wa S31
No. sl1 st. NV brck, sto., Is r.. ell L. rs
No. Cooke Pl, Geot'n, Dr., 3 sto. Is rs, anil 90
No. DO st. nv, store and dwelling. -....... 90
No. 30 St NV, Dr., sto re-, all m. I.--... 81
No $50 East Capitol ST new 10 rs, all m. i---- 30
No. 30 I'd st. me-, sto., m. root, 10 As
No 23S ID ct. NV, over store, all m. L. IS
No. 7O4 St DR., sto., 10 rs, L........ 80
No I'd, rear n.e new Dr., sto., rs, Ami. 80
No. I'D 9Th Of. br, sto., rs, t........ 81
Noe. 1920, l23O st. NV. br, 2 81 rs. N l.. TX
No. 40 ST. Sc, frame, re-, N. i..-....-...--. Is
No 1903 st. NV, Dr., sto., rs. bsIh -.... Is
No. 1884 sth street NV. frame, rooms..-.. 20
stere and dwelling Sth and r. L. ave- w.. n. Isl
No. 1915 18th St, W., frame, 2storY, 5 rooms Is
No. GAS st. Sc, fr 6rs., gas aud ater....-.. Is
No. q Defrees st Dr.. sto, rs, IN. t..---.. IS
No % Defrees st., br, rs, m. Is
No Sl2 18th ST. s.w brick 8 rs, water, &c.... Is
No. 321 ii 81. &C., frame, story. rs-.--.--. Is
No eos I'D ST., frame, story, Z rocms. ...... Is
No. 21OS 18th ct Nv, rooms -.-.-.....-.....-- II
Nos and street NV, frame, room....... -
No 1879 Boundary, frame, rooms............... IL
No. Ii Falconer $ alley. Dr., story, 4 rooms.. 8
FOB BENT-Also, q large number OF other
houses full list Of which can be At our Offices.
fOR SALE We are Offering numerous bargains
nhouses and lots. large and small, and would be
pleased to see parties desiring homes or looking for
Investments. tr
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Average strOrr Daily Circulation orer
Is,5OO-beiHo more than three times that
Of onp other daily paper ia Washington,
and more than that Of all the others added
together.