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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-15
Condensed Locals.

The Nation has been merged In the Union.
FROM >. q. Parker We have tie New York
papers n advance OF the mails
Street lamps will be lighted al l045 p m.
and x'in2UikEed 81 i2O a. m.
Law and medical students ought Ia Join
The Gymnasium. Nothing like IL for keep
Ire up The visor OF mind and body.
NJ OUinter. who resides at Mt Pleasant,
has ICst three children from iphtheriS within
few dsys and has three mere very sick Of
he e me disease.
The proprie-OrS o. the NGfioao,l J-,silsa hav-
ne purchase the m&;erial and good will of
he Daily Nation, viii to morrow merge that
IaJer win their own.
TIE : FFncCrisn Business College continues
e. b. The magnet which draws sensible sons
ar daughters OF far seeing parents tn its
Lslls for practical instruction. and tTainin z
n fve-y ear old daughter of Jas. e. Dulin
ssoIhSt 81 IN ara y streets southeast, on FIJI
uey iSst vas playing with matches, when
burned.
Tire recent heavy rain storms threw down
about ten or a dozen rods Of ths stone mason
Iy wall SUyTOuI dtpg the national cemetery
At Arlington, on The south side, and washed
me gravel roads out, doing considerable
damage.
Company A OF the Washington Light IN
IsntTy corps during tie Virginia state fair ~
RlcEmor VIII be the guests Of Company +
ctrlng iielT sCJcuTn in that civ. Com pany
VIII arrive IN Richmond - O'Clock on
fbe mOTBiT z OF November ist.
cSlelcSy morning q yOung woman nance
FAM Daly- haillIE from Bait WORE. "a led
81 the 9TH ITeciDc; station house = d com
planned 20 Lieut. Hurley OF being SICK. She
was "a Ken 10 the Columbia Ly ing-iu hospital
by Sergeant StufgeS. where Size was received
and cared for.
A lumber Of German wOrkingmeu AS
semblet at Baier'S Esll Saturday night 'OT
Inc purpose OF forming German ArbeiteI-
Nerein. lWoIkiuemen's union. and Organized
by e,ecfing Mr.. VIM. Spier president Mr.
QUO Heideman secretary, and Mr.. r.. Wal
dtcker treasurer. y committee was appiLt.
&c TO draft constitution and bylaws.
Inc family OF Mr.. James :. Magee, a re-
spected Old citizen OF South Washington.
have been visited by an exceptional amount
of mortality. His estima bic wife III ell a few
months ago, and soon after mis- son-in law,
Mr.. John A. Stewart, one of our prominent
business men About wee X ago grandson.
George W. Cheney, a young man OF great
promise, and who was the inventor of a
patent for smelling ores that is coming into
wide use, died of consumption. Yesterday
Henry = Jones, a younger grandson, four
Teen years OF age, & bri ght, handsome youth,
died after a brief illness. The distressed
family viii have much sympathy in these
sudden ard terrible blows.
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To LADIES AND GYNTLExRN-We wish
TO call attention to y. EIs2her's Chemical
securing and DyeiDg Establishment, No 9li
y street, near 9Th street. By promptly adopt
ing The latest improvement whether OF
American or European invention, he is en-
&Died 10 do his work IN a manner not to be
eqUaled by those not possessing these fsciI-
lies. his cleansing and dyeing Ladies and
Gents suits are, in fact, the cheapest In the
city on account OF his superior work. Give
enteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-15

N-Gilman, the insurance forger, vas
taken from New York to Sing Sing prison
Saturday.
HThe British corvette Iris, now being
fitted out at Plymouth, is the nrst steei-plated
man of war ever built.
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DILEs AND FIssURE.

ne, tsoothv sst corner Sth and y streeu.l Seree
Pfles and Fissure without Knife, Lisstnre or Cees.
cssss or no pay. Rsfsrs @ L, Luen, Of 81 L9csS ,
rosd; j. B. nanion, erocsr, - 1th s.rest sout4-
esss; WIN. Tuckss, merchans tenosl ~ rSnsu.
81 a srsst so1thsest; John TvesdaAe, - oren4
49, $500 a fhslr rss1cssss desired. O.
koufS0e. .. % ,. n; oanAays So .. :. O.
no H0U6EHOLDEk9,- A6CHHECfs
i AID PLUnBI1e.-4kf8 . BUH01I
Nsid Iakys, o0e 1th aCNesre yes1ars1 % mn
~ - busu11aG At v1D0 6o0 eeo1g a1GD0s
CT. ROSES HOUSE or NDU8TRY-f
y DRESS nAklH0. Isdies ff01esels cd Chil
Sssvsss N "a n sGsss. ssS,s-iS
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l. OCAL Ne VS..
An,usru+uts. Sc. To-

Nafs0saI Theater. = GEORGE R!gnold as
"HsnTy V"
O17era HoUse.- Milton MOBILES In the Pho
nix ard varieties.
7hsa,eY CUUtQUe-M me Dest's sensational
blondes.
Mo1isi,s HoT.-SOcisble for the benefit of
The ICCr.
OH Ftlctcs' Hon. ErS U-GshstOtcp.-Lec-
fuIe before Union Lodge, ]. q. o. p, by John
=. Havtuu1r, grand representative.
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Di.,rie, Government Affairs.

The lsborers employed by Davis X Muir,
ply, contractors for repairing the North
Capitol street sewer, to-day struck on ac-
count of not getting paid the amount due
90 on the work.
The District Commissioners to day granted
pardon 10 t. III. Elliot, who was fined 800
or sixty days in isil on the charge OF doing
the business of commercial agent without
license. This was n case of peculiar hard
ship ard one which merited clemency.
1DteEdeDt r.. +. NJ. FaehtZ, OF the wash
ington asylum, has submitted TO the District
Commissioners a plan for the general inn
provemeDt of the asylum grounds, which
COntem plates quite an extensive alteration
OF the present grounds in the way of grades,
laying out of walks and roads, planting of
trees, filling up low marshy places, addi-
tiOnsl buildings, sc.
WHAT HON. ALIEN. II. STEPHENS SAYS.
District Commissioner Bryan this morn
ing waited upon Hon. A. h. Stevens at his
hotel in relation to the matter of presenting
the petition of the letter carriers for an in.
crease Ofpay to The House Of Representatives
This being disposed of, the conversation
turned upon District matters, when Mr.. Ste
vens stated that he had formerly when in
Congress always been friendly disposed to
the District; that he was q strong advocate
for the appropriation for bringing the Poo
n &C wafer into the District; and he is now
c - osCd fo make such spprOpria iOus as are
uet6ful IN public improve ments and i'm max
~ his city WORTHY The capital Of the nation.
tie law 10 reason for changing his hitherto
fIieLGly course towards this District.
a GEoRG ET0WN DELEGATION.
A delegation of the citizens and property
owners OF Georgetown, consisting of Messrs
John MaTbury, DIR. Charles Becker, Thomas
knowles, James r. Lydane and Anthony
Hsnlan, called upon the District Commits
slnrerS this morning to ask that High street,
georgetown. beiV e.n Bridge ard West SITS.
be paved with Eelgian block pavement. The
delegation described to the Commissioner
the dreadful condition OF that portion OF High
street, stating that The trade is fast being
driven from 10 and thai they fer il viii be-
come totally impa ssable the coming winter.
Tie Commissioners were fully impressed
with the necessity OF the improvement, but
informed the delegation that they were pow
erless in granting the request. as they were
bout the means. They suggested that the
IaTtieS most interested cover over the decay
ed weed blocks with gravel for temp orary
Use until such time IS The District treasury
Will admit Of making the imprOvG
asked for. This was the best that could be
Gone.
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PERSONAL Should this meet the ere % the fpdj.
yiduaI Who created . 6isturbence Ii church last
Sunday bv his eontinus cong hing, he WI pOfsr
favor On the congress alton - Deoeuring bottls Of
Dr.. Buhl VVueh SysuDs Which VII cure him, u
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October 18th to ped. IS17.

This advertisement IS npOed erery treeR,
0hd PERSONS searching for sHri, OOods as
herein odrertised ,rI' find it totheir benefit
to examine my Stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-15

THE REASON WHY all hCUSekeepers and
others use the Il jGCldin Security Oh Is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use. II
Is The best i'm the world. All storekeepers
sell it. Try it, and you Will have no other.
Take nothing bat Aladdin.
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HAPPY TIpIEGs for nervous sufferers
ana lhose who have been doaed. drugg Ell ,
ard quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts
encctually cure premature debility, weak
ness, and decay. Book and Journal, with
information worth thousands. mailed free.
York City. 6,fadSkIv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-15

RHEU2ATIsM is In the blood, and the
qUiCkest way To cure il is TOT Durany's
Rheumatic Remedy,
Headache cured in : TO % minutes by Lo-
dille's Headache Specific. Price % cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-15

b. ROBINSON Il Co, youths, boys and
children's clothing well made and perfect
hitting garment in all ages, from TO p years
Fine &c eds at low prices, at the Boys Cloth
irg House, gO9 Pennsy lvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-15

yOHA Q. HOGAN, Slo n9kss sy.esi
0enufocturer OF . Newly Patented SrrSng Bofece
end yentillatinG Awning for etores, Hotels, Paone
euiidtngs and Private Dveliinss. ylass sns TENT
Tor Gale of rent. Sole Agent Tor tos oply gen IN
uilesw Proof AWNING msSar1al. SSn@
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The above Oil can be had at Geo. Ryneal
Jr.'s, ESQ D street northwest. 8.113.
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MERINO UNDERWEAR,

FOR CENT?. RED WOODEN MEDICAL
ED SHIFTS and DRAW
ERS, Knitted also, made M
Of the best Medicated Elan
mel, = each A full line of
REGULAR MADE UNDER
WEAR, at bottom pr,csS. A
fir tciass WOOL CNDER.
SHIRT, all sizes, for 81
FOB L1DIEs.......-FIFTY GENTS, the best
VEST for the morey A frs
class WOOL VEST apd
DRAWERS to match. all sizes
for 81 each Regular ma ie
VEST, elegant makes, al bot
tom prizes.
FOB CHILDREN The largest lire of MERINO
UNDERWEAR of the best
makes, al very low figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-15

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-We under
stand there are unprincipled grocers and
dealers who palm off on unwary purchasers
Yeast Powder in bulk or loose, for the gem
uine DOOleg's Yeast Po,rder For the proiec-
ton OF housekeepeTs and the public general
ly we are auibori Zed to state thai the genu n
Dc0'eyS ItdSt POtCder is sold only in cans.
Always refuse to take il except in cans.
securely labeled. The fac smile signature
OF Dooiey 4 Brother. the manufacturers, IS
plainly printed on each label.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-15

THE WITowSKI CASE.-James T. Elliot
VINO was indicted with WitOwski and others
for conspiracy to defraud the government lin
which case WitOwski was acquitted on Sat
ton with the claim. was to- day released in
the Criminal Court on giving bail in - OO)-
Hawkins Taylor and Charles E. Hovey be-
tDg tie sUretes on the board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-15

PERUVIAN SYRUP
l. protected solution Of the
PROTOSIDE OF IRON.
root f dises.e 6y ,upryirg he blood With Us Sltsl
principle, or life eleneEt,
This Is the secret Of the wonderful suooess Of this
remedy IL curing
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, Dropsy,
Chronic Diarrhoa. Rolls, Nervous At
fections, ChtlIs and Fevers, HUI
mors. Loss OF Constitutional
Sigcr, Neuralgia, Female
Complaints, and
Al L DIsE AsES
ORIGINATING INA
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD,
OF acc TaticJ By
DEBILITY
OK
A Low STATE OF THE SYSTEM.
Il ing free fram Alcohol in any fo-u tfS srgs.tHg
sftr'S fpii0t~sf ~ Sp0 reaction but
are pernsl ent iutgslng Sfl.ANGTH. NlGoR and
NEW La into al parts II the STEM, aud build
nguo
IN IRON Constitution.
II l. an excellent substitute for wine or L-nnJv
VIII r. n st'Tnulau = rsesea.
One Ell n mt Il TIE restorative power Of irnr a.
medicine - its tic Gcti aud the electricity
ceNelcrtd thereby. Tor female Weaknesses IL Is .
spsCItC.
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6AM'L G.. PALMER,
Sole AOent ID. O..
Yoke DOWN TO FOUR CENTS.
40 BUSHELS DELIVERED FOB 81 30.
GAS-LIGHT OFFICE,
octl-tr III and 413 Tenth street.
RUFFALO LITHIA WATER FOR

octl-u III aud 4I3 Tenth street.
RUFFALO LITHIA WATER FOR
II Re m A RIA.
Masical Esect Of The Brfalo Ltthia Watsr-Ssa,s.
CheautOccn, Nd:
For over three months have boon suffering VITA
Hxmaturia, and a number Of the most eminent ply
sicians of Mary land have treated me, without ap-
parent effect The less Of blood has been large and
fostaro aa Not gu OF clear nIiT9s 70 my know
On The l4th Of june laid as.ds all medicine and
tine S's f., OF tine LIa
days the loss Of blood had entirely ceased and my
ndss some S.e now and SsVs
t hsa NO %fson 81 hs trouble t write
one and SnI, from : sense Of duty to others who
"S' We Hni''e' nA' ~'sen' WIN. b. UsILTOH.
CHEsrERrowN, MD, June 10th, l57
These WATERS, in e.ses Of six gallons, can be
5: bad + sTofF okoMwEiL' %.s SaR st's
THOMAS f. GOODE.
Proprietor Buffalo Litsta SDria0s.
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANrELs!!
Plain and Exquisite Patterns. Fine Finished, Low.
est Prices. (send for catsiosu.l
- aud Al Light street, Baltimore, Md.
Tie New oliver Palace, Baitmoresn aud Mary.
lander Finest assortment; nee uaed for power and
tssd soS ss a. Ps
b. G.. BIBB e. SON.
Light Il. street, B.i.iss1s Nd
fsAnd Ter Ca cularrJ oct3 INV Af In
SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, FURNI-
- TURF CARPETS, BGDDING, OILOLOTHS
and Goods OF every descr rsion boug at, ad the
highest cash prices paid Orders by mil promptly
ssas 10Th ..rsss ssd Penn. .ssoS.
OBsfACL.Es 70 Marriages n
HAPPY RBLI1Y TO YOUNG HEN non IL
s1eoes Of 1rrors and Abuses In early LIE. MaAsod
kSssoss6. ImDsdinenD 10 Marriage removed. New
0sehoA Of tTeseDenf. 0sv . Z rsmarkabls renna-
4es. Dooks and ciruulaRs sent fee b ssalsd Snvo.
0D0. Aadrs0 HOWARD A000OIA1IOu, llO
.. Hinth slrsse. RAila1saDhlas Pa. A lnsl1tx1seu
onvl1G Nh ssDatn11o0 1u9 heaorAhso anee anl
Dsu1nUoooAl okD. Any
SOAP HINALLY HCLiPeID.
- py6R 00f11d1lx. hssiss AbeuN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-15

HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs may be
truly characterized as the only preparation
which can be implicitly relied on as cOmbin-
ing the properties of a stomactic, an alteTa-
tive and an aperient in such proportions as
upon the disorded stomach, liver and intes-
tines. This conclusion is warranted by the
CELEBRITY and certainty with which the Bitters
afford relief In chronic cases OF dyspepsia,
tOrpidity of the liver and cnnstipation.
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Fer Dysrep-is. Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP
For Debility, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP
For Dropsy, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
Fer Nourslgia, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
Fer Chronic Diartsea. Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
For Liver Complaint, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
For Boils and Humors, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
For ChiIs snd Fever, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
For Ices of Appeti.e, U.e
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
For Nervous Affections, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
For Female Complaints. Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
To Tone up the System. Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
To Inyigorate the Brain, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
SETH w. FOwLE & SONS. Proprietors SO
Harrison avenue, Boston. ;. Id by dealers gen
erslly. Octl -m&thIm
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a CARD. Thomas Bowling. Auctioneer
Is now arrar ging for his fall and winter sal :
of books. and parties desiring TO dispose Of
their Libraries. or in part, should send their
consignments IN as early as possible. 1O,5
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ITYITEMS.

WOMEN, from their sedentary HABITS, are
often subject to headache and constipation;
these are quickly removed by CSrter's Listie
Ltrtr Pits. Eboitt House Drug Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-15

SoUNG's PATENT DETERGENT is the finest
cleabSlng material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grocers. tr
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Weather Indications To-day.


Washington. October u, tS77- (
Fer the miCdle Atlantic states. warmer.
clear or partly cloudy weather, stationary or
lower ITesfUTe. ard southwest winds.
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NINE. GARRETT,
DRESSMAKER,
11O3 # street northwest,
Respt ctfuly soltcts the patronage Of the ladies of
this city HON SIZE Is prepared to satisfactorily suit
in the matter Of lressmaking.
II ORES es cut. basted and finished in the lstest
and most artistic style, and unexceptionsble fit
guaranteed.
The best city references given. oct6- I'm
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
EVERY ONE READS THE STAR,
so LOOK AT ORR PRICES.
The b. = $ 81 C.ngT. - Cater in the city:-e,.
II beet 81 School Shoe 10 be ID; Misses But WI
TO-, IL 20 :. rs, worth 81 So; Children 81 ~
School Shoes. 9tO - sBiid. 75c WOTep'- Peh- -
be Eptton, = IS, $40 10 SIS; Ladies Fine French
mo blttrn. 8 to 60; Boys Congress Caters, 81,
worth Slt0; at
j. w. SELBY'S.
Cctl3-tr 19f4-1SI6 peu,,o orenu.
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MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER
Pint Bottles, Cpat. stoppersJ 81 per dozen-bot.
tles TO be returned.
Pint Bottles, cork storpers,I 81 Is per dozeu-B
cts. per dozen allowed for empty bottles.
For sale by dealers generally, at the Depot, 80
GreeIe street, Georgetown, ID. @.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-15

DELIBERATE SUICIDE.-Not for q single
day can Cough be safely neglected. in this
climate Without delay resort to Hd,e's
Honey Of HoT6hOtuI6 and Tar. This balSamic
vegetable preparation extmguishes a Cough
or cures Cold with unexampled rapidity.
Ptke's TOothdche Drops cure Toothache in
one minute. Sold by all Druggists at Is
cents. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-15

H1 JAMES 4. NELLY WANTS A d.
vORCE.-Messrs. Stone and Hanley to-day
filed petition for James c. Kelly for a di-
vorce from Mary Jane Kelly. He states that
they were married February 18th, 1869, by
Rev. Mr.. Bittinger, and charges her with
cruelty, having, while under the influence OF
liquor. attacked him with a cheese-bOx,
breaking his ribs and riking him with a
fat-iron, threatening to kill him, and dri wing
him out of doors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-15

Mr. A. STRACs, the clothier. has 10 sJosk
dress and business suits and overcOats for
men and boys, al prices IN suit the times.
bis goods are OF the best quality, aud the
sty lie OF cutting and finish In the latest FASH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-15

GREAT BARGAINS In dry goods, at Car
Teri, 7G Market epace; black siIks. black
Ssnmeres: black alpacas, beautiful colored
% goods in all the W shades; colored
Vear esss In All khsdes; cloth for boys'
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THE TRADES.

u EMOVAL-I wish to I'D wise my numerous
~ patrons and the public generally tha; have re-
moved from street 60 my new and spacious sho y,
corner OF New Hampshire avenue and street
northw est, where L will be happy 20 receive and
execute orders for fine Furniture, Doors, Mantelss
Mirror ranes, and Interior Decorations generally.
sT5m A GRASS.
(sReON BROTHERs,
" Practical Book and Job Prfntsyss
1913 Penneytvsnis ave-, wsshingtop ID. g
- Fine Prfnrfng Q Specially. iaplc-ly
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DIANOS, ORGANS, &C,
l. FOB SALE Low, AND Fob RENT
Particular care given TO TupinR and Re III Ssu
pairs, at VICTUh DECkEk'S Piano Warerooms
8O7 street, near 9Th, northwest.
Sheet Music and Violin Strings.
Orders for Tuning received for v. b, at SAN
DERS & sTAYMAN'S Piano Store, Shepherds
Building, octll-2vs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-15

go NEW STYLES OF
hosiery,
In Cotton. WOoen. Lise Thread and Silk, to mate
all ~ 10 Of nress'ng all marked very low TspsT
ceHfOf by the Rnf Do.
CHILDREC'S CLOAKS,
CHII.DREN'S CLOAKS.
The latest styles Just il, and rric 20 to com mend
themselves.
RAIL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIG
URES.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

WM. KNABE Il co.'s WORLD-RS
w NOWNkD PIANOS These cele--
b. ated Instruments have been before IN S-s.xzl
public for forty years, and have receive ittI 81
the highest award " herevEr exhibited. Mccain
mon isvoIire Pianos a Pianos from other ceie-
brated II enufs ctories constantly on hand Shonn-
gers c letrattd Organs Pianos and Organs sold,
ntt and exchanged Particular attention paid TO
Tuning and thoroughly ReJairipg Pianos. u.
REICHKNBACHS Piano Warerooms, 423 l!th
street, 2 few doors above Penpa av. oc,I1 tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-15

BASE BALL The game of ball Saturday
afternoon between the Nationals of this CITY
ard ExcelsiOrs CT Baltimore, attracted a
cry large crowd of spectators, who expected
q close and interesting game. The r Baltimore
foys could not play up to their reputation,
End the Nationals had easy work, scoring Is
runs In six innings to the ExcelsiorS 2. Err
:ors were the rule on the Baltimore side but
he exception on the National. Houck. OF the
Nationals, made home run in the fourth in
ming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-15

HOURS OF LABOR--In an order OF the
Secrei AIRY OF the Navy fixing the hours Of
labor III The navy yards the following are the
hours prescIi bed for the Washington yard
From the 1st of October TO November 18th
from s5D a. M. until $50 p. m; from NOvem-
Der 18TH to February li:n from $50 a. IN. I'M
I'll p. M; from February 14th to April Ist
from $50 a. IN. until $50 p. n; from April 1st
To October 1st from : g. m. until p. m. One
hour Will be allowed for dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-15

THE DAsHAwAYs met last night the presi-
dent, Joseph Williams, in the chair, and
Ross a. Fish secretary. Officers were elected
for the ensuing year as follows: Joseph Will
liams, president; John II. Coekere,l, James
H. Williams. John b. Wheeler vice presi-
dents; l.. III. Patterson, secretary; Alex. Egg
gleston, treasurer. Remarks were made by
j. Dunning, Charles NJ. Nye, l.. II. Patter-
son, Ross A. Fish, j. II. COckerell, "Jere"
Williams, John Il. Wheeler, Major Devine
OF Virginia, Ii. n. Howard, John Wilson.
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The Nation has been merged I'm the Union.
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papers n advance OF the mails
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RELIGIOUS The meeting for young men
I'm Lincoln Hall yesterday afternoon was
largely attended. and an address on "Inhi-
yidusl Responsible i:y TO God" was delivered
by Mr.. A. I. Stuart Last week interest
Ing rotrs cted meetings were held at the 9Th
street Methodist Protestant Church, under
the charge Of Rev. Dr. Wilson. and there has
been large attendance, and a number OF
conversions are reported. 1.-THE revival
meetings at Grace (M. r church. 9th and
lnabate1