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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-06-28

BosToN, .9nne 8.--Another case
of child killing by II child has been
discovered in the Charlesiown
district. the victim being a boy
named Charles Fagerstrom, aged
three wears, and the SLAYER a boy
named Welch, aged two years and
six months. Whether the chill
sdren were in the habit of quar-
selling does mot appear, but "a
sister of Mrs. WEIGH instructed
her daughter Lizzie to drive away
the Fagerstrom boy whenever he
came there. THIS display OF
hostility toward the Fugerstrom
boy doubtless made a strong i'm
precision npon the WEIGH boy and
last Wednesday evening the latter
picked mp q fragment OF brick
Ibayingga sharp edge and going
mp to the Fagerstrom by struck
him on the head with it just above
the lleft eye, fractnrnipg his skull.
He was taken home, and died this
morning from the effects of the
blow. Coroner Bradford was
called upon, but on learning the
particulars of the case decided
Ethat an inquest would be uneces-
sary, owing to the irresponsible
sape of the WEIGH boy.
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DR Il. WI. Eul1iARD,

HAVING permanently located In the
It'll town of Lake Charles, respectfully
offers his professional services TO tine
citizens of town and country. D1sease
of the throat and lungs treated on IN
improved plan; also Rhumatism and
Neuralgia. Cancers removed without
the use of the knife Or .caIstic, and
without pain. March is, 1876.
ORIGINAL
GOODYEAR'S RUBBER GOODS.
Tulcanized Rubber in erery Conceireabde
Form, Adapted to Dniuersal Use.
ANY ARTICLE UNDER FOUR POUNDS WEIGHT CAN
BE BENT BY MAIL.
WIND AND WATER PROOF
garments speciality. Our Clio h surface Coat
combines two garments in one. Fur stormy
weather, it is q Perfect Wa,er Proof, and in
dry weather,
NEAT AND Tidy OvERCOAT.
Byfa peculiar process, the rubber is put be-
tween the two cloth surfaces, which prevents
Smelling or Sticking, even in the hottest eli
mates. They are made in three culors-Blue,
Black and Brown.
ARE LIGHT, PORTABLE, STRONG AND
DURABLE.
We are now Offering them at the extremely
low price of S 10 each. Sent postpaid 10 any
address upon receipt of price
When ordering, state size around chest, over
vest
Reliable parties desiring to see our goods,
can send for our Trade journal, giving descrp
ton of our leading articles.
Be sure and get the Original Goodysar's
Steam Vulcanized fabrics.
NaE-Send for Illustrated price-list of our
Celebrated Pocket Gymnasium.
Address carefully.
saOoDYEAR's RUBBER CrRLER co.,
697 Broadway,
p. D. BoD 5156. NeW Yoy.h City.
49,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-06-28
LAKE CHARLES BAKERY
AND
Family Grocery Store.


GreRf RAAnc16Am.
Il HAVE made arrangements Nib ne
4 Patentee and ManufaGtnrar w,hien
enables me 70 6ll ~ orders IN. ~, "
Nltop's ealehrated
STEAM WASHER,
WOMAN'S FRIEND.
At greatly reduced rates.
Tin Washers ct e6; Copper bottap
at ~.
+. Specimens can be seen, and pEdae
left ct The stores u Mpss y RiaaiGk q
2. ~: Bryaps. Lake Charles. Araek !
2. Elders store. ar ny Reai4enee II
Bagdad. Mp. SMART,
Bagdad. Calcasisu psriab, La ~
tember "a, 1876
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-06-28

s SSAAGNk4N0s
AATHEMATICS. ana all
LANGUAGES
Are practically tanght BY lsxpssisnoed Profess.
soss. Persons from fifteen ~ nifty yaars of age
attend. lnftynction given privately 10 cash
student, who has % separate dsak 10 himssi,.
iapd isipnt through a thorough and sysisma tic
fopnFse Of tbnsinow transactions n quaaify him
for the situation he intends TO All. Persons
rho hsse gnegteqted thsir sdpcasien ,cap hetc
speedily prepare for business ofiany kind stu,
of sthe PRINCIPAL.
TsRMs--ThiTty DLsr cent. less than other
Commercial Colleges 10 this iHity. 49,
Cost iqf fall tconmescial nourss only einU.
Avssage time three Il; -four months.
iin Nav Orleans since 1851.
For oirculsss, address
Nv. BLAcKMAN.
pe' NAv 0RLEAKe, Ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

Ae-The Philadelphia Press thinks that the
end of the carpet weayers' struggle is close n
hand, and that the strike will prove 20 be sue
ceSsful.
AE tx Senator James Harlan of Iowa IL
said 10 be- a candidate for the seat as sttccessor
of Senator Allison, and To be engaged I'm an
active canvass for the position.
The National Exchange Bank Of Troy.
New York. has gone into voluntary liaujda
tlol. All AS liabilities, II Is stated, will he
promptly paid.
SEA large English steamer is reported
wrecked on shant. on the coast of Brittany,
which il il feared may have been the steamer
City of Berlin.
- Henry Leland, the young American
landscape painter. was accidentally Killed On
"Wednesday 10y the discharge OF pistol which
he was carelesSly handling, not knowing that
IL was charged.
SEA .rhool teacher named Narney was ar
rested and lodged in jail al Ponchatoula. La
ness. The jail MAS set on nre and tarney
burned 10 death.
AS-Amos Simioit and Daniel b. Chamber
lain have been arrested In New York for at
tempting Ia realize ON forged bonds OF the
Mayssilie and Lexington (ky.) railroad COM
pany.
A9-The Rome parliament is divided ON the
question of capital punishmert-the lower
house being in favor of its abolition while the
senate desires to keep ON hanging or guillotin-
ing.
A7rAn English engineer. named Crooks. O.
OF the surveyors and explorers Of the lsthmu8
Of Darien, died recently from injuries caused
by vampire bat. He lay iii with an inter-
mittent lever. and became so much weakened
by loss of blood, drawn from him by the crea
ture, that ms ~ stem succumbed.
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S.uarantee> demanded
Mae " ahou's Surrender.
ENGLISH CABINET CHANGE.
Iarl Beaeou~6eId so R..;r

lo\poN- Dee 1.-EUmurS IF Earl RearonS-
b"id : resignation at The prrmirr>hip. which
were duiholtiatINrlN coulradlci.d a fortnight
since. ar again circulating. In. Iangop c,,r-
r'Nl'nudt nl 81 HE Edinburgh SratS.s0a saNS.
" II u confidently anticipated in we'll Informed
quarters that Elr Eeacou>frid viii retire he
i"lt laIiiam'nt assemblies. that Lord Derby
VIII succeed Ia the premiership and fhaf the
MARQUIS ~ salisbury. NOW secretary of state
Tor India viii >uccrrd Lord n,rhy a secretary
"i STAT" i"i TIE foreign department. However
speculative iEe rumurS now current NAV ha
htr' J. no d"uht al Lord Beacouiield's early
rpIlT, nthFft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

FORECLOSURE OF A RAILROAD MORTGAGE
In the l.. :. circuit court a, Springfield. ILL.,
yesterday, a bin for foreclosure was filed by
Judge WhitehOuSe. of Chicago, solicitor for the
Union Trust Company, of New York. against
the Cairo and st. Louis railroad. The trust
company IS trustee for the mortgage bond
holders. The mortgage is for g, 5O00p0 with
accrued interest, aggregating over S3.00UD.
The appointment of 4 receiver was asked
The court granted the decree and appointed
Henry W. Smithers, Of New York, receiver
fected by depression of the iron and coal in
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EaITINDRE Ia

BALTIMORE. Decemlrrr Virginia skies
old. b: do. deferred. -: do. consolidated, "a
do. second series. a. North Carolina sizes odd
70: do. new. 3; do. special tax, I hid to-day
Sugar hover. 9s9i,.
BALTIMORE December Cotton f,r,n. offer
Ings lght-Iniddling. ia. Flour dun and un-
changed. Ni-a southern quiet and steady: west
ein more active and shade finner: southern rcd
go'd Ia prime. 4. sal. AZ; do amber. 45al 80:
l42is January. \. ~ AL -: February \ az: No
3we>tein " inter rel, 50. Corn. southern steady
firm aud quiet: western frner aud higl..r-s,uth,
ein white. J4.tss: do. Nelow. "a t62 odd wester1,
lniNcst- spot. "a December. ~ new. western
MIXED. SiHt ad December. 63: January. 81 4:
February. 81 =: western steamer. 81. Oats aut.t
and steady southern. 35a4O: western white 3st
- =: 40. mixed. 81. Rye quiet and unchanged
Hay duli and unchanged. ProVisionS-ronnd lots
nominal: "ldef trade dull and easier Pork n Is
Iulk meats lsCke shoulders. .: char rib sides
"a. Bi'"ii-Sh"uldrrs. SaS..: clear rib sides ga
81. Hams. 1. alb. Lard-reiined "a Butter
steady -'li.l'e western roll and packed 2is23 Pc
tio"ilin dull; crude pas refined, IL .aI3 gof-
lee >tIlG aud highrr-siO rargOeS IL ,a2,: Job
nne. 10 al Mnlsky quiet and trim. Io,,i al. TO-
cats. LOU. Shipments - wheat. 1900: corn
lO0.es,. '
AEw YORK. December Stock firm Money
q. G"h, Io2.. Exchange, hong. 4sl >; short
4s4 Cove nnenis steady.
NEW YORK. December Flour oui.t and
unchanged. Wheat shade be.tcr. Corn : cent
higher.
LONDON. December :. 1880 y. M. =
bond>. loos-. lrJ Il: tcn-furtlr,. Ira. Erie pt,.-
f,l red. -. New York Central. I2s. topsois
20 5-l6 ior money and % 9lo Tor the account
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4 Wrecked ocean Steamer.

LONDON. DEE. :. - The steamer reported
wrecked oH the island "f I>hamh IN the
coast Il EriiianN. France. il the European. of
the Hlol! steamship company. from the Cape
at Gc"d HOPE for Plymouth and Snuthamptan
Few u any. lives Mere lost. \ Bre>. dispatch
SAYS lii' European ran on rock in 4 fog The
Passengers took 10 The boats and The steamer
sunk tcn minutes ailerward. No lives were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

FROOREss OF TIE TURKISH WAR-Ac-
counts from the bulgarian compagn report
the Turkish advance within three hours
march of TirnOva. The Russian bulletins adj
NIT the capture of Elena. Prince Mirsky was
attacked by from twenty TO thirty Thousand
Turks, and after a stubborn fight retired to a
fortified position at JakOwitz. at the head of
the mountain gorge. The Turks renewed the
attack on "Wednesday and continued till even
ing. when ii ceased. MOukhtar PaSha tele-
graphs from Erzeroum that three feet of snow
cover the ground. and that the Russians have
posted a corps Of observation on the Deve
Royun and quartcred the remaining troops il
the diacent valleys.
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Enforcing ahc New WORT Lianer Law

INV WORE. Dee. In accordance with the
Instructions issued 10 the police - arrest per
SONS selling liquor without licenses a very
large number oi arrests were made last night.
ana III, station houses IN many precincts were
crowded with the prisoners. Receipts from
;hc Ec-nSc commissioners were not REGARDED
- cACu>ing the violation of the law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07
Had 0u,look I'm V,,v,r,a

AEaIr> ga bulgaria are going badly. despite
ID" Russian cheeks III the Balkans should
unable 10 cuutiuu, the var for any length ol
fine
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NAsNABtON'S DILEMMA.
Nhx ne Rnsranf.N


lONpoN. dec. A Paris dispatch 90 the
TW's SAYS .-" President MacMah, IONS sub
mission l. due Is the hrm course ~ The orlesn-
~ senators. Who resolved npt o. support A
>ystnd dissolution al the chamber ~ deIutinS.
The Duke ~ Audiflrci PaSguicr. president of
the senate. told President MarMahon on
Wednesday that ne would himself leave the
such pruIs sal
The New Wfnfsfr,
PARIS. Dee. 1t l. believed fhlf tho new
ministry Viii include VI. Leon SAY ~ minister
81 finance. NJ nc Narcsrc aS miui>fcr II the
interior. VI. Chri~tuplc A. minister 81 public.
works. NJ. Iri>SCrinc Dcbo"i a. minister of
commerce VI Naddingtou a. minister of pub
bc instruction. and NJ BanlauN A. minister af
Justice. NJ. Leon Nay l. designated a. the
probable president oi the council htff other r.
ports state that VI. nufourr viii Accept the
presidency without portfolio.
Guarantees Demanded.
ne B.f -Ntut.tItt6 Sec, expresses fan con-
hd"nrc in VI. Dufoure and the ministers ne
may ~tl'rf. hlf demands guarantees against A
renewal at The tactics of the lmhof Nav. The
hff.".t4"s fr"nc0iSe also insists upon tl,
Necessity 81 guarantees. Tho republican
papers generally express diStul>t Of President
MSrM..huu- ana duuhi respecting the efficacy
oi thr Projected compromise unl,>S sound
EuaiaulCr> hr conceded. The f4HSf, fnffsQasF
aud Np..r' rejoice that the priur.p,r nt govern
h' M 10y uajoriliV> has triUmphrd
NacNahou-s Surrender
lAll>- dee. .. I'll "a a. m.-frJ~itient Mac
Mah"n la> finally conceded Z, VI nufoure fun
hh"rN ol action IN forming cabinet The
new ministry viii therefore d. Homogeneous
in character, and viii q j. cNPcctcd. be con
Siiiuicd tomorrow. Nuts.- This excludes
President MacMahon'> reservation tha' Ia.
mlGhl have III" choice 1T the ministers of MAR
marine and foreign Affairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

DISAPPOINTMENT AMONG THE MINERS-A
POttsville, Pa, special says: The action of
Mr.. GOwan i'm reducing The wages Of miners
thirty per cent. for December has incensed the
men One said to-day: Never mind. if We
ever catch GOwan in pinch again We will
squeeze him he has us foul now, and he knows
We can 1 strike, but every dog has his day and
his own coin A majority OF The miners had
fully expected raise of wages. and the disap-
pointment is great.
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The National Trot,ing Association.

HARTFORD. T.. Dee. a. The annual meet ing
81 the general board 81 appeals at The National
Trolling Association al iouTned last evening
after a .ahGTioG> session 81 three. DAYS Edwin
1Eoric. uf Millhrbok. y. \. was chosen first
Vice president ot jhe association Mr. Thorne
was al>o appointed chairman al the Atlantic
district hudrd. The docket al thiS meeting
comprised - eases. upon al of which action
was taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

REV. DIR. j. II. ECCIESTON. Of New Jersey
who was yesterday elected Protestant Frisco.
pal bishop Of the newly formed diocese of
West Virginia, is 4 native of Maryland. He is
(? son of the late Judge Eccleston. of the CathO
lie church. and brOther-inlaw of Mr.. $. NJ
Shoe ma ker. of Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

THE ROsECRANs RAILROAD CONCESSION i'm
Mexico is supported by majority Of both
houses of the Mexican congress-. II is believe ed
in the City of Mexico that the Rosecrans com.
pany has on depnsit $l0,0U0O0, and that Col
Scott. Of the Pennsylvania railroad. is the lead
ing spirit OF the company, which, 1t is said, has
three millions ready To commence operations
The company agrees to deposit s30o,0o0 as Sc
curity with the Mexican government. and Ia
build 10 kilOmeters of the read before receiy-
ing any government subYention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07
sCHENCK-s MANDEAKE PILLS


VIII he found 70 possess those qualities necessary "a
the total eradication az all bilious attacks prompt 10
start the sc,re,iouS OF the liver and give healthy
tone 10 the entire system Indeed. II is 40 ordinary
discovery Ia metiiral science tn have invented
remedy tor these stubborn complaints. which de-
NClup all the results produced 10y heretofore free
use Of caIomc.. mineral justly dreaded by man
Kind, and acknOw lodged 10 be destructive i'm this
extreme ~ the human system. That the properties
o. certain vegetables comprise al The virtues of cal
omei without it, injurious tendencies, i now an
admitted fact, rendered iHliSVutahlc by scientific
researches: and thu>. who The Mandrake Pills
viii be fully satisfied that the best medicines are
those provided hy nature in the common herbs and
roots of th- fields
These Pills open the bowels All correct all billions
dcfsng, ucntS without salvation or any of the in
iuT:niIS effects nf Ct!Onel or 81 her pOiSnnS. The
secretion uf bile l. promoted b.! these pills. VIII
c seen l,S The altered color 81 the stools, and dis
appearing Of the saiow complexion and cleansing
o. tIe tongue.
AmTlc directions fer Use accompany each box of
pills Prepared only by j. III. >CHENCK n son.
al their prime ia, office corner 9Th ana Arch streets
Philadelphia. and for sale by all druggists and
dealer.
Price - cents per box. dow. TIM. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

THE PRESIDENTS FINANCIAL VIEws-The
New York chamber of commerce has adopted
a resolution that the views enunciated by the
President of the United States in his recent
annual message possess paramount interest
because of his declared opposition to any
hnancia! measure that will mperil the public
faith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07
TtRkEN-> TROl BIES.
The Russians Nbaut 10 Attack Ra-

MAN1HEsTER. Dee. a Pera dispatch 10
the 6uorT.oE states that the Russians are eN-
Irci"d shortly To- make a determined attemIf
Ia capture Baioum. Its fan l. believed To Ice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

THE VIRGINIA AUTHORITIES have entered
suit against MessrS Bradley r. Johnson John
=. and Nelson Poe, for the recovery Of bal
anee Of sl65.OOO Of the Virginia claim paid BY
Maryland III connection with the Chesapeake
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07
Rankrunl.

NV YORK. DC. "A thicdgo dI>patch
says: The Lakeside Publishing aud Printing
company Yesterday Went into voluntary hank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

HURON NICTIMs.-The funeral of George r.
Ryan. late commander OF the u. s. steamship
Huron, took place in Boston yesterday at the
church of the immaculate Conception. The
remains OF the late Lieut.. Simons, who lost his
life on the Huron which have been living
in the Sailors hall at Cob dock. BROOKLYN
were transferred yesterday TO Staten Island
for internlemt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

EMBEZZLEMENT IN VIRGINIA-It has been
discovered that $500 i'm coupon bonds, whose
market value is about $23,OJ0 have been alb
stracted from the Virginia state treasury and
funded the second time under the funding act
OF 1871. The ENLIGHTENMENT is connected with
the defalcation of the state treasurer i'm lST3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

TIE NELSHS As SLAVE-OWNERS. - Mr.
Juan DE Ona. one OF the attorneys in Cuba for
j. and w. Welsh. of Philadelphia. makes a
statement in regard To the reported interest of
that firm i'll plantations and slaves in Cuba
showing that they became heavy creditors To a
large house i'll Trinidad. and accepted mort
cages on certain plantations. BY means of
these mortgages the attorneys for NeSSrS
Welsh became proprietOrS for them of the
plantations and they were sold, the NeSSrS.
Welsh stating that it was not convenient for
them 10 own property with slaves attached
The attorneys became the purchasers of the
property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

liIE BOSTON CONTEST N THE HoUsE.-The
House committee on elections this morning
took up the Dean Field election contest from
the Boston CMa>s.) district. The papersin the
case are quite voluminous. and fiji a large
sized dry goods box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

A5rA deacon i'm Danville, KY. is so scrupu-
lOus about observing the Sabbath that Tor
twenty years he has not even fed his stock on
Sundays. II is also noted that he has done
very little work on other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

1liE SUlr Against GEN. Ii. 4. BUTLER-
Judge Benedict. of the L. y Court. rendered A
decision Yesterday denying the motion for
leave 10 file a bill of exceptions Ia the judg-
mcnt entered some time ago in favor Of Benia.
MN T.. Eutlef az the ease of Jasper n. Herbert
against him. The ease arose originally out of
the complaint al Herbert. accusing Butler
Who Was Ills associate counsel, of appropriat-
ing the whole of the lee of s20VD due plaintiff
as counsel for Gregory Il. Lamar in an action
10 recover $1,000 from the government for
the seizure of that amount of cotton during
the waT.-l-N. L. World. eth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

THE LERDIsT MOVEMENT IN MEXICO-I.et-
trrS from Guerrero and Nchoachan. Mexico
represent the Lerdist movement rs increasing
i'll strength. Active operations are expected
Ia take place very soon. and the friends of
LerdO are confident of success. On the other
hand adyiceS from the city of Mexico Derem-
Der lst state that Lerdo has written letters
stating his intention To withdraw all pretrn-
>iOnS to the Mexican presidency and to retire
Ia France. but recommending Gen. Escobedo
20 the suffrage Of his friends. These preten-
SiDnS. however. are not believed BY many of
lis political supporters. Various bodies of
Mexican troops are marching 10 the frontier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

THE NEW IRREPREssIBLE CONFLIcr.-Goy
Erwin, of California, i'm his message terms the
Chinese question an irrepressible conflict, and
says ii is the plain duty of the federal govern
ment to secure the abrOgatOn of the provision
OF the treaty permitting unrestricted Chinese
Immigration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

TIE CHICAGO BANKs.-Thc con litinn of The
German National Bank of Chicago. Wednes-
day. when its closing was announced. showed
total liabilities Of Ss322 including S5nOJl
and SlI4.4O1 deposits the assets. which include
St2s2.S23 loans and discounts. being estimated at
equal figures. The officers say they expect to
pay The dcpOSitors in full within thirty days
s2N,0c0. The savings bank deposits have been
reduced to $4,000, and a slight run is being
made on that institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

VIVA NOCE NOTISG.-ln his recent message
GOV. Kemper. of Virginia. cordially comments
return to viva vOce voting. The Richmond
Dispatch mdOrSeS the recOmmc ndatiOn, but
says il would I've almost too good To be hoped
for. IF We went TO the polls. " says the Dis
patch. land heard the votes cried. we should
think that Old Nirginny' had come again
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

CONFERENCE.-The Senate in executive SeS-
sion yesterday confirmed the following nomin-
atoms: John b. Hawley. of H.. to be Assist
ant Secretary of the Treasury. vice, MrCnr-
mick. resigned: James W. Wakefield 10 be-
p0StmaSttF at Bath. Me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

THE STRIKING CIGARMAKERs i'm New York
yesterday started a factory for themselves, two
will I've incresseS re- 1--WE hnn,Irad IN q VEL
Three other factories on the same cooperative
plan will be at work within week. The
strikers claim that they have $i000.000 of capt.
tai at their back. They had procession yes
terday and marched through the streets fully
five thousand persons being I'm line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07
TWO TIE LADIES.

TWO TIE LADIES.
FOR ENGLISH JACKETS.
RIDING HABITS.
And ONERG AILMENTS To order.
GOto KELLER, Artist Tailor.
VERNON Row.
"a &C. 1O.h street aud Pcnnd. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-07

A FINE STEINNAY PIANO. very little used.
IA is Ter sale az n bargain for cash. at<cE2
a. L.. WELD & BRO. = Emporium ofyTTn
Anse- sS' 9Th street NV. MOVIE
A LII WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT To
"A snow the trst One Dollar G@@
GLASS; p accurately suited to thes S
eye Al IL. III. HEMPLER'S Opti-
SiSn- @sS Pa. ave. ~ W.. cor. ? street. tr
1--WE BFsr HAIR WORK AND PERFUM-
u FRIES u at the FRENCH ESrABLISH-
nENI, eleeth street, opposite u. :. Patent Of
4se. ect23-I