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ands Of men and boys can take sufficient in
terest in baseball to stand for hours, on a
sultry AFTERNOON, and watch the movements
OF the players, is one of the densest problems
OF human nature. Iuquisitive souls who
have strained their wits in the effort to COM
Prehend this subject, may receive with NOR
bid satisfaction the tidings that base ball has
driven prominent player crazy. On Thurs
day Samuel Lindsey, of Catskill, was ad-
United into the hospital for the insane al
PoughE eepsie. He was catcher; a red-hOt
striker had tipped ii just enough 10 throw II
out OF its course, and the man behind the bat
was suuck on lie forehead. He was ins-n-
slb4e for several days, but after a fortnignt's
Illness toreturn to his work, Subsequent V
he manifested systOms OF iRsa nifty, and Il be-
came fecessary TO keep him manaclei and
stTeIIed.-[.N y. Tribune.
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PHYSICIANS ARE AN

fhfsICIANs ARE AMAZED, patients de-
lighted, the doubtful silenced, and all wac
have eyes 10 see, or ears 10 hear, more than
satisfied by the absolute certainty with
affection OF the lungs and throat, tending to
Consumption.
Pike'S TUOthache Drops cures Toothache in
one minute. Sold by all Druggists at IS
cents. 10 - cot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-02

THE REASON WHY all hocsekeepers and
others use the AiaLiin Security Oh Is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use. Il
Is the best in the world. All storekeepers
sell 1t. Try IT, and you win have no other.
Take nothing but Aladdin.
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A NITRIOL THRowER.-Yesterday after
noon colOred woman, named Charlotte
SmallwOOd, living at No. 1870 + street: mali.
ciOusly threw vial of vitrtol on youth
named Harry Gamble, destroying his cloth
ing and burning his neck. The youth was
assisting a lady living in the same house, a
Mrs. Purcell, to remove her furniture, aud II
is thought the vitriol was intended for her
SIS there had been a feud existing bet ween the
two women. Charlotte will have 10 ans wer
for this outrage before the Police Court.
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LOCAL NE VS..
Amusnmenf.. &C.. IO.nixht

National TBeGfCr-Lydia Thompson and
Company il "Blue Beard"
Opera HcssSs.-TOny Pastor combination.
77eateT CopgtQ'.s.-"The Stolen Child" an /
varieties.
Hdrini's Wd1l.-EnteTtainment for the ben
efit % the Children's hospital.
Whitney Ate1ue Union HtsstoH.- Harvest
festival,
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RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful. and prostrating
diseases cured without medicine. Pulver-
machers Electric Belts the grand desidera-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal,
with particulars, mailed free. Address Pal
vermacher Gslvsnic Co., New York City.
6,25,d&klY
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THE MYSTERIOUS DEATHS OF THE YER
MIILIoN CHILDREN.-It will be remem.
bered that several weeks since that two
or of the Wallach School building dieI
Within a few hours of each other, al their
rooms, in the building, and there was con-
siderable conjecture as TO the cause OF death.
y post norton examination having failed
to satisfy the physicians as to the cause,
some of the contents of the stomachs OF the
children were removed for analysis, and this
has recently been completed, but no traces
of poison were found. DIR. McKtm, some
time since, became satisfied that the cause
of disease was diptheria of a very malignant
type and DR.. Bliss, having well studied the
symptoms developed in the sickness. with
the post moTtem appearances, has come to
the same conclusion.
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AND FIssURE.

Or. sHnADIR. once room 90 D.; On. scD.--s
Pfles and Fisure without Knife, Llssfnrs OF Osus-
10, end without pain, and gusrentsss GRE q an
Ssc. ssbsseSni, IS ~ = str rssa b. q .. 81.
euperintendssf washineto1 aud 0eorestosb j n-
east; WIN. TUCKER, merchant tailor, 0Oy Pea ,syi.
IA s,1i. |. : . = p n.rsas 2. 9. Dsgs-p.sss,
Place; ana my oehers, o sIni1eaffon ~ NJ ofos
ka6iss efssndSt a ths4r rseS3cS ossirsd or
sSS 49, ~. ess'ai sssHaUsetp..uSt
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a BABE IN BAsKET-Last evening two
eolored boys, named George Bailey and VIM
aane, found q colored infant IN a has xet
, MraLIe gu In blanket, on French street, be-
n"esD ~ ana lOth and X and s streets nortI-
nestJ anu toOk II 10 81. AIMS infant asylum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-02

THE POPULAR dry goods store, Carriers,
Iei Market Space. We are selling a hand
some satin finished black silk at 30 cents a
yard LESS" than its value. Another lot of
oSeentliul wool dress goods only Is cents.
tarteTs, T0 Market Space.-4dR
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CITY ITEMS.
Ap0nT HarS

fAiN IN TT II SIDE often comes from the
P'as kboitt. House Drug store.
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CALIFORNIA PEARS, Malaga GRAPES. Ha-
vana oranges, new figs and prunes; John III
Magruder, fine grocer, 1921 New York ave
nue.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-02

YoUNG'S PATENT DETERG ENT is the fines
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grocers. tr
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JOHN 8. MORTON, ex-presidept of the Mar
ket street railway company of Philadelphia
testified before the register in bankruptcy in
that city yesterday In relation to the AFFAIRS
OF John r. Nsgle Il Co. He said no Consider
alton was paid him or the railway company
for any OF the spurious stock issued, and
that no dividends were paid on IL.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issue5 tn
A. j. Cook and Martha McKenney; Clement
Herbert and Caroline Lee; Michael j, Brown
and Mary Ann McYarry.
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If THERE Is one reader OF this paper suf
Iering with rheumatism, let him try Du-
rang hheumauc Remedy. Headache curei
by druggist 30 cents-ddrt ''oi"
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RELIABLE Hr

The above OIL can be had AZ Geo. RyneaI
JT's, $50 u street northwest. s,II3.
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THE ATTENTION of buyers is called TO the
large and choice stock of youths, boys and
clildren's clothing offered by the firm OF b
Robinson & Co, the Boys Clothiers, 500
Pennsylvania avenue. Those DESTROYS of Sc
lecting a fine and full assortment of these
goods will not be disappointed in making
call on this firm.-Adrt.
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a MISSING MAN-Samuel F.. w. Becker,
of Wilmington, Delaware, brother of
Bishop Becker, took street car at the corner
of Az street and Pennsylvania avenue, TO go
to the Navy Yard, on the Both October, about
| O'Clock p. m, since which time he has not
been seen nor hes I'd from. He is about forty
years old, five feet seven inches hi gh, ford
complexion, and hair mixed with gray.
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STILL ANOTHER SEWER SUIT.-To-day,
Mr.. j. +. Norris for Horace y. Johnson, en-
tered suit against the District of Columbia
for damages (laid at 81, 900 alleged TO have
resulted from the overflow from defective
sewerage OF his premises on lot 2, reserve tion
y, and lots y, 10, IL, u, Is, and Al, sub. of
reservation e,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-02

The LETTER CARRIERS CONVENTION
1estefuay, Messrs. Dorsey. Mckay and RO 8
were appointed committee to wait upon
me senate post Office committee to lay their
grievances before them. A COMMITTEES on
IeAOluuons was appointed. consisting OF
Messrs raha m, Wild and Wright A gem
eraI commIttee OF five was al 81 a MAMMAL
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CONDENSED Locals.

From ]. e. Parker we have the New York
papers in advance OF the mails.
The 18th anniversary OF Cente1nial LOdge,
No. ~ r. A a. NJ, was celebrated last night
At Masonic Temple by banquet
Captain B. r MCGraw, Of This District, is
sbout removing TO Buffalo Bluff, on st.
Johns river. Florida, where he proposes to
run an OT2uge plantation.
Maggie Butts, a small girl, fell from the
porch OF Mr.. Jones, corner OF 9th street and
Grant avenue last night, and was severely
Injured
VIM. Sh6ny, proprietor OF a portable cleo
triCal apparatus. standing ~ the corner of
S;h street sud Peunsy lvania avenue, was
badly burned last night by the explosion OF
the coal Oil lamp which shed light over his
apparatus while ne vas renewing the oil In
lie lamp.
To. sysa ards FIR defamation ut the male
grammar school. Franklin building. We'd
nes1ay were received by the following, n
regular order OF merit w. O Muafell- sub
iect-''Appeal for Liberty" III. Robinson;
suhieCt-tReply o. Pitt to WRlpDle." f. +.
Noyts, SUBJECT Give Me Three Grains OF
CON-
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HOW LoyELY-To-m morrow we will ex
niolt the new styles In kilt suits aud chiI-
drenis oyereoats. We assert that In beauty.
nm, nneness, ano lowness OF prices, they are the
boys department A saks q Co, SIC Tth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-02
Weather Indications To-day.
oFFIcE OF CHIEr SIGNAL OFFICER,

WAshinRtOn, NOvembeI z, IcII:
For New England and the middle Atlann,
states. cloudy and rainy weather, warmer
and increasing sOutheasterly winds, veerlng
To colder nOTthwesterly, falling followed %
using barometer.
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As THE WEATHER REPORT predicts a
polar wave e VIII be well for those without
a winter OveTcCat 10 call and examine the rine
assortment OF nicely Efting garments at the
store Of Mr.. A StIaus, Pennsylvania avenue.
near 18th street. His suits-buSiness and
dTess-for men and boys, are of the best Quail
1ty, and stylish in cut and finish.-A 1rs
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THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Jmige DIN.

Yesterday, Emma Massey convicted Of setting
fire to the house of W. II. johnson; sentence re-
served. John Dudley plead guilty to a second Of
fence II petit larceny in stealing set of harness of
the value II $50, and was sentenced 10 year in
the penitentiary. N
This morning, in the case of Lcmuel Makel,
rendered Emma NJ assey, convicted of house burn
ing, was sentenced to five years in the pententary
On charge of larceny she pleaded guilty, and sem
tence was suspended. lu the of VIM Mason,
convicted OF al assault with intent to KILL and
fenced for two years, motion for a new trial was
entered. Charles White, larceny, plead guilty and
sentenced TO penitentiary for year. Jas. Rey-
nolts pleaded guilty to larceny ard received like
sentence. John stewaTt plead guilty TO an assault
and was sentenced TO II months in Jail. Johnson
Bouldin fseCond UftenCe) larceny, plead guilty;
TsniteHtiary one year. Thomas smith, assault with
intent to rape guIlty-one year in pcnitentary.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUfge Cartier.
To-day, Davis agt Lewis: verdict for plaintiff
Sl,lD. Nites agt. Halliday; Jnry respitcd Warner
aEt Biar-actiOu for damages tor Islander in calling
plaintiff thef-Un trial.
POLICE COURT-Jt1dCe Syleu.
To-day. Sarah Clark, Julia Banks and Charles
Whitney were sent down a. grants. Robert Dor
sey fined g. for assault on Emma Williams,
Writ kt ping fined : 10 and costs Tor larceny of
three tame pigeons. Sarah Jane Dabncy was fined
: and costs for petit larceny Washington VIII
son, threats 10 James Kennard S90 bonds or thirty
days. Mar A. johnson alias Susan Greenleaf petit
larceny, second offence; grand Jary; 500 b0nds.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-02

CSERoLL Co OPERATIVE BUILDING AS
SOCIATIoN.-The third annual (3Tth monthly
meeting OF the Carroll Cooperative Building
Association was held last night. The report
slows total receipts S16 ,35I.}2; balance on
hand, 81 80 81; assets, S2l ,1}6.ll; value OF
each share, SIP. Tae following officers were
elected 10 serve the ensuing year: Timothy
FTosIan, president; John Common, vice presi-
dent; John l.. BlinkhOrn, secretary; James
Ilagap, treasurer, and John Hays, j. j. Full
Ter, Thomas Lynch. Daniel Donovan, John
Con nell, Eugene Daily, Edward Purcell, j.
GcCarty, and Dennis McMerny, board OF
directors.
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District Government Affairs.

Superintendent of Repairs DR.. E. NJ. Cha
pin has reorganiZed the working force of his
Office in accordance with the recommenda-
tons recently made by him and approved
by the District Commissioners. This reor-
ganiZation consists in the districting the city
into three working districts, with sub-over-
seers and laborers. This went into effect
yesterday.
BIDS FOR SEWER WORK.
Bids were opened to day in the Office of
Chief Engineer Hoxie for laying Is inch
pipe sewers in square GO. as follows: Heury
Himber, s1s3 Sc; B j. Coyle Co, s1SS.93; j.
F. Murray & CO., 1896 6s; Owen O'Hare,
S2o2 81; p. Maloney, 1929 49, James Cannon,
s23542; ] Desmond & Comf25O 80, j. J. DAN
October received ,3y1 applications for work
by males, of whom 5S6 were laborers 1915
whites and PSI coloredl. IS coachmen and
drivers, 80 clerks and statesmen, So carpen-
tiers, 80 dairymen and farmers. 80 painters,
81 walters and 80 messengers or watchmen;
24S males have been furnished with employ
ment. There are 65 classes registered thus
far The female side has received thus far
sos applications for work.
1t seems from the late applications that
there has been large influx here OF colored
people, particularly from Danville, Va and
other points
odsy telegram was received from the
Chicago Wilmer and Nermillion coal com
pany, prop osing TO employ from one tn three
hundred men at $40 per month and rationS
transportation to be furnished by the ex
change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-02

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT-YeSIeT-
day afternoon, about 90 O'Clock. an accident
occurred ON the baltimore and Potomac rail-
road on h street south, near ith street east,
which resulted in the death of "A co.Ored man
named Henry RrarSOn. IL appears from the
statement OF spectators that BransOn was
walking eastward On the north track. when,
seeing tram coming IN. he stepped over on
the other track, and not hearing or seeing The
train on that track. philadelphia nOrth-D
Reir, CONDUCTOR nOtW Outstanding the watch
man at that point called To him, he Wa
struck by The pilot of the engine. mo 3
Doyle- engineer. and one leg ABOVE the
ankle was badly crushed and several OF his
ribs were broken. the train was al on,
STOPPED, and the injured man conveyed ,
his home, 1il5 9Th street southeast, by Ser
Seant Pierce, and the shattered limb am1u
taied above The ankle by Drs. Ford and " al
NJ Herbert One of The train men remained
with the sufferer, doing everything possible
but death ensued about IL o'clock p. IN.
An inquest was held al l2.15 o clock on In
body, and the verdict was that The deceased
was run over accidentally, there being no
blame attached 10 the employees OF the road
TIE CoLORED METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH IN ANERICA.-The Washington
MISSION annual conference OF the COIOred
Methodist Episcopal Church in America
closed It's session in East Washington on
Tuesday night -Four deacons were ordained
BY Bishop W. III. Miles, namely: John j.
Leir. George Jsnney, Samuel Holmes and
owen Dawson. The appointments for the
ensuing year were announced, as follows:
Jacob NJ. Mitchell, presiding elder for East
Washlneton district; j. W. Bell, Israel sta
ton; William II. Young, HilIsdale station;
Owens Dawson, East Washington station:
). Ii. Haynes, South Washington mission;
=. Holmes, TennallytOwn: VIM. f. Williams
BTightvoOd mission; j. j. Leir, WiIIOU
Grove, WCodside, Delaware circuit: G. W.
Maddox, Maryland mission; New York aud
New Jersey to be supplied; VIM. II Dick and
elder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-02

ARREST OF A CANDIDATE FOR FORGERY.
AloDzo @. Pickard, the temperance candi-
has been arrested for the forgery OF a slO0
promissory note, and held for examinatio
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CLOTHING.
Plain Facts,

To BE CONVINCED, CALL. AND SIZE
FOR NOCRsEIsF.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERM,TS

4 GREAT CHANCE TO PROCURE CHEAP
"a HOME IN COOP LOCATI0N.-That de-
srsh!e rwo-story aud basement COTTAGE, with
back building, No. Hos Washing on street. George
town, ID. c.. viii be SOLD at private sale The hOI.e
contains nine rooms with large ball. The lot g. 3s
feet front by depth Of $50 fest. Will be sold at
sacrihce for cash, the intends leave the
Dihtrict Title perfect Property unencumbered.
snd special and general taxes all paid. Apply
premises. uoy22t
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The executive committee of the New
YORK chamber OF commerce report adversely
70 the proposed repeal OF the bankrupt La W,
p0t " tAyogQf its modification.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

nj ONARCHIES OF EUROPE. RUSSIA.
~ hustris, Italy. by John 5. O. Abbott, ? vols
Fisher, ID D.; s59. Our rheoll slo.i Century,
by John Il. HuIsi; &c. Lspsod But lot Let ~
author q scho- berg, Gotta Family: nj
Knight Of tire y TX Century. ~ x 2. Rove: q 20,
AdTlft IA the Ice Ei-ld-,ty Charles W Hall. III go
surley Tim and othoT Stories, hy Mrs Burnsft
WM. BALLAWTYNE,
oct50r AS 7th street.
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1OI5 Pennsylvania dre,sse,
corner llth street

NEW LAW PUBLICATI0NS-Nol 10
Executors; vols. Barton Law Prsetice. Tyisr
on Parfnershlp. AbeOtts National Digest, vol.
Laws American Digest Of Pstents; vol. l. Proffet
Eotsriss. Common Law Practice IN Ofvl 40
tons, BY Walter 4. Osx. sf Warrington Ofty. New
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
r. Davis 10 Isaac N. Hall, - 600, part of west
half lOt u, square 5l4 Same TO /. b. Leath-
ers, 80 SEQ, part lot 10, square 374. w. q. H
Newman TO Felix y. Salter, S203.S7, part lot
3: square y. Sarah NJ. Provost TO l.. g Ste
Pheus to Sarah NJ. PrevOS:, $3.50, lot IS,
square 81. j. +. Kendall, trustee, 10 Mary
a. Gibbons, =, l05, lot q, square 9l2. Elias
Davis 10 Isaac n. Hall, 5000. part lot %
square 81. J. F.. Kim ball, trustee, 10 NJ. A
Gibbons, S1s1T5, lot 81, square 9}3. j. E..
Fitch ct al, trustees, TO Samuel Brooke,
Sl-10, los SO and 81, sub. square SJ2. j. F..
Kendall TO Charles +. NOndstrom, IL. sub
"a, y, square $40. District of Columbia - j.
+. Kendall, 81, same property.
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a. STRAU
IOIf PenHspfrdsta oreRae.
cctly u Near ilth street
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I'HLUDUEE THOMAS
GRCHE STRA.
The American Pr'ms Donna.
MISS iNTONI-s HENNE,
Vocalist.
MISTER LEOPOLD LTCHTENBERG,
The Eminent Young violioi-t,
IN two of the most bril- liant CONCERTS ever given
in this city, at the
CoNGREGATI0NAL CHURCH,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
November q n and 9TH.
The great Church Organ will be used with the
full Orchestra.
Bestrved seats. s 20, Of Mezerott 4 Co.'S, o25
Penns. ave. Admission At door, al. octsl-4t
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THE REMOVAL OF THE TROOPS.

There is no positive IL ormation OBJ
tainable as regards the orders to the
commanders Of the United States troops
now stationed in this city; but that they
are to move cannot be doubted. Yester-
day and the day before preparations
were made at some of the barracks in
this city for removal. The quarter
masters say that they have no direct or
explicit orders, but that they have been
given to understand that they must be
prepared for orders to march at any
time.
Last night, from reliable sources, 1t
was ascertained that most OF the COM
panies now in the city would be sent to
Texas, and that the remaining COM
mands would, within the next twenty
four hours, be ordered to the barracks
below the city. ....
The "extra surgeons" employed have
been notified that their services are no
longer required.