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National Republican., 1877-10-01

THE Democratic party has always contended
that the civil service Of the country should be
divorced from the corruption Of politics -
| Baltimore GaEette.
Since when? The history of the Demo-
cratic party iustifes no such silly assump-
tion. Never during its possession of power
in the Federal Government did the Demo
cratic party contend that the civil service
Of the country should be divorced from cor
ruption in politics." On the contrary, one
Of the most eminent Of all the Democratic
apostles, while that party WINS in the hey
day Of power enuncated the doctrine, ito
the victos belong the spoils," and whether
In or out of power every saint of that Do
litical church has been preaching and prac-
ticing II with Mussuln,an's devotion.
THE New York State Republican conven-
tion has met, presented its platform and
ticket and adjourned. What it has done or
left undone has passed into history. In re-
viewing the battlefield from this standpoint
We find much to admire and some things to
regret. The platform of principles, in all
that pertains to federal affairs, is cminently
Republican. On State policy It is sound and
is in harmony with public sentiment. The
ticket, so far as we know the candidates, is
Wanting of confidence and support. There
were some ats in the proceedings of the
convention which might have been omitted,
though the importance of what did occur
has been greatly magnifed for mischievous
purposes. The collision between Mr.. CUR
It's and Senator CoNKLING was q tilt be-
tween the gladiators in the ring, which might
and should have been avoided. but WAS not,
Senator CoNKLINd was provoked to mani
fest his displeasurc towards his adversary
by what really seemed to be n needless Off
ciousness on his part. He was spelling for
a fight and got it. The result was that he
found in the collision that /" there are blows
to receive as well M blows to give" If Mr..
CURTIS overmatched himself in the en-
counter IT was the result Ct bad Judgment
on his part, and himself and his friends
should cease the fight now that the conven-
tion has adjourned, and the people
Don't care toss.up
Whether Mossop kicks Barry, or Barry kicks Mo.
ssop."
But for the metropolitan press, which
seems bent upon carrying this difficulty
into the opening canvass, it would have
ceased when the convention adjourned, or,
Mt most, would have been confined to the
combattants thereafter. We do not propose
now to pass judgment upon Senator CoNK-
LINGs course in the convention. He will
take care of that himself in his own way
and time But this much we do say, that it is
no evidence of friendship to the Republi-
can cause in New York to turn the Repub-
lican armament upon Senator CoNKLINa
now instead of the common enemy. We
would, therefore, suggest that if the Times
and Tribune desire Republican triumph
in the pending contest they will aid it by
fighting the Democracy and cease firing
upon the Republican Senator.
National Republican., 1877-10-01
9tEs SSEry SeqE1tE5R a4 N nzA n
LoAN-ssoc. ssoo. n ,co and q 40

FOR sALE-THE FOLLOWING FIRsr-CLAss
LOANS: R,op0 AND e2m SECURED ON FiItfsT-
CLASS GA. PROPERTY; BOTH DRAWING EIoHT
National Republican., 1877-10-01
HOUSES

An odNrf's>rc',i frserfod IN tab department q ne
yniv pfdtr ri,fhod o. erdRp rcntirp your and
NtSebv prCtsrfi',O he dstscirG Of potw ho,sr trDh
ptdonru ny pFouer condemnation your dd~rtinenl>nt
biytrtiOa
National Republican., 1877-10-01

r CoEDEMNED-BAISAM COPABIA Is CON
~ dcnlned and discarded as being not only worth
less but frequently Injurious II h disgusting in taste
aud smell, and will disorder the soundesi stomach.
and s,Ill the quncks the drug SanRritans In Is
purely vegetable, pleasant to take and will always
cure ~ from two 70 four days II Is the only known
eSpC sure and troubi. Male packsres ts female
Sold NJ Twelfth street and Penn, ,yivana avenue and
by druggists.
Jeo-ly W. B. ENTwIsLE
National Republican., 1877-10-01
nm ~ .,S.nn Ry r H wa WARNER 4 GO, ,
Nc. 9e street northwest, opposite
Masonic Temple,

Store No. tol4 7th street northwest.
No SD Vermont avenue, u rooms, m ........... ioe
NO. II ~ T. u. W., br. story. 70 ga', wnief -eal
NO l lfth street northwest, IT rooms, all m. L.. -
No sil ST. D. w. brick, story, Is rooms, all m. l. u
No. Cooke Place, Gtn brick story, u r., AMI -
Nn US street northwest, store and dwelling 70
No HOS N. u avenue. frame, 2story, 10 ro0ns,m.l 80
No street n. W., brick, story, rooms all m. 70
No. e5 East Capitol street, new 10 rooms all m L 80
No = East Capitol st, new bf,ck, story, all m. l. Is
No. n d street n. W., sore, rooms, all m l. B
No. 7ut G. ST. southwest brick. story, 10 rs all MI ~
No. III Eh st. southeast brick, story ,ers H.. -
No l2fs IT. northwest, brick. story, rs L...Jx
No izH Il sl northwest, brick story, roou,s y
No lS ph at northwest, brick, story, 10 rooms Is
No ly6 st northwest, new brick, rooms-.-..-. .
No Gu II st. southeast. frame, rooms m. l...... rs
No iD5 ! st. northwest. brick sstory, rs, bath. Is
store and dwelling sth and H. 4. ave- n. w. n....isX
No. lsn II nothwest frame, q story rooms...- u
No 6S It, southeast, frame, rn gus and water Is
No y Derrecr ST., brick, story. rooms i...... 10
No lslo y; j. ave. northwest brick, story. rs y
No ~ lth st. southeast. Frame story rooms. IS
No. 20 "a street, ffams story, rooms Y
NO Ost northwest, ffame, 10
NO lS4 boundary name, 10
STORE No. lTs 10th IT. northwest ........ 10
No y FNcnners alley brick 2story, rooms sees. Q
EOR RENT-Also, q large number Of other houses,
q null list of which can be seen at our ofcrs.
FOR SAIE-we are Offering numerous bargains in
houses and lots large and small aud would he pleased
TO see parties desiring homes or looking for invest
ments. sel0-f
National Republican., 1877-10-01
ROOMS FOR RENT

Washboton has b,cous 90 large 0ot piacdrds are OF
guckty and % good tendnt ats bv Inserting an adj
WIMmem " THE REPuBLIctN. IN ddtsrff,emsn(
tfon. ''''''
National Republican., 1877-10-01
BOARDING.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE DESIRE BOARD
"A and rooms In q strictly private anliiy, where
there are other boarders Replies must stale the
location of rooms price OF board per month"; and also
as 70 the fact that there none hut members tie
htmily living In The house; Otherwise no attention
viii be paid tO communications JOHN SMITH,
ssls|u Box q, this offlce.
Evening star., 1877-11-10
GEORGETOWN.

THE RIVER is pretty high this morning,
and considerable drift-wood is coming down
stream. No freshet, however, is feared. The
creek is somewhat lower than il was yester-
day.
GRAIN TRADE.-Arrived by canal-Boat
j. n. Thomas, with Loco bushels of wheat,
2,00 bushels of corn, and 75 barrels of -four
10 j. q. * j. NJ. Waters. By river-Schooner
Kitty Ann, with 800 bushels of wheat TO
Hartley & Bro. By rail-300 bushels OF wheat
to II. NJ Talbot.
MERCHANTS observation-disclosures on
change, $50 bushels OF wheat; 800 bushels
sod at La u, Sos at 80.
BUSINESS MEN ON HIGH STREET are loud
in their complaints at the cred clay pave
ment' which is being laid there, deposited
upon the rotten wood surface. Gravel would
afford temporary relief. but this red mu !
filling is worse than the holes, they say. Tue
wish is expressed that the District COmmiS-
sioners will examine IL themselves before the
mud dries up.
REPAIRING THE BRIDGES.-New floors
are being laid upon the X aud L street
bridges.
Evening star., 1877-11-10
ALEXANDRIA.

THE SYNOD now in session in this city
was engaged yesterday evening in a discus
sion relative TO the evangelization OF the
coiored people. Whether Presby terisns are
especially, or otherwise qualified for that
WOrK We are Lot prepared To say, but that
tn. colored people should he evangelical by
somt body, and as soon as possible, is an as
seIlion TIE truth of which no housekeeper
viii derry.
For THE ASYLUM.-Deru,y Sergeant A.
W. Arm strong VIII start tonight for Rich
n o. Il, having IN charge James Fisher, a
C rfnei ! iaii since last Sapte nber for
cy. II has been duy sdj Idged a luna
tie H. .Iu~is"+~ Pafgett. Nj ills, and Pendie-
ton and place has been secured for him in
the Ce Jral buurtic Asylum.
PRESIDENT HAYES has sent Sio0 to Grace
street Presbyterian Church in Richmond
Gazette, oh
Evening star., 1877-11-10
Condensed Locals.

From Parker, 6I9 7th street, we have the
New York papers in advance of the mails
Department clerks getting up clubs for the
gymnasium Will receive special terms.
The revival meetings at 18th street south
east church, Rev. II. Nice, pastor, continue,
and thlrty-siN PERSONS nave been converted.
Clara l.. Mesick, Laura Sears. and John
n. Bergman, INDECENT insane persons. were
sent To the Insane Asylum to-day by the
District Commissioners.
The Sreneersan Business College trains
The hard. aToUses the faculties, inspires To
worthy work. ard renders failure impossi-
bic.
A reception was held last night by the pres
idsnt of The \. NJ G. A, Mr.. Il. Z. Morgan,
at the rooms, at which a fine collation. W as
VarfakeD Of. ard addresses were delivered
by Rev. Or. Wills. Rev. F. n. Power, Mr.. C.
T.. Foster. Or. PIesbrey, and Mr.. A. s. Pratt.
Evening star., 1877-11-10
To LADIES AND GEyrLEaEy.-Wew vi

To LADIES AND GENTLEaEy.-We wish
to call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical
Securing and Dyeing Establishment. No. 9OS
q street, near 9th street. By promptly adopt
Ing the latest improvements, whether of
American or European invention, he is en-
aDled TO do his work In manner not TO be
equaled by those not possessing these facil-
tiles. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies and
Gents Suits are, IN fact, the cheapest In the
him a call-S0e q street. Punctual.ty guar
anteed.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers,
and those who have been dosed, drugged ,
aud Qnacked. Pulvernnacher's Electric Belts
enectually cure premature debility, weak
ness, ard decay. Book and Journal. with
Information worth thousands, mailed free.
Address PulvermacheT 9alvanic Co, New
YORK City. 6,1S,ddk1y
Evening star., 1877-11-10

Do You KNOW OLD Brown Windsor
Soap lasis longer, is more highly perfumed,
and more emolient in use than these young
fellows? j. d T.. Atkinson, manufacturers,
London. VS.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

PURITY. STRENGTH, ECONOMY.-These
three requisites are com bined in DOoleU'S tceil-
kfOuH Feast PO1Cder. y few trials will con-
vince You that 1t is not only the best, but also
the cheapest.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

BLACK SILK PRINCES, newest designs
for A.. 80, -, G5. %, e5 and sl-0O per yard, A
Friebus', 500 NJ arket Space. ll,6,eo6
Evening star., 1877-11-10

YOCNG'S PATENT DETERGENT is the finest
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grocers. tr
Evening star., 1877-11-10
AuUSpnsenfs

National 1hed;er.-The sparkling coined Y
OF "Pink DOmiECeS" will be presented for
tFe last time this evening. All theatar- g0ers
no have not seen il should do SO tonight
IT is brimmiDg over with fun and is well
produced. On Monday evening the Hess
English Opera Troupe will begin al engage
ment, which will doubtless prove highly
successful in this music loving community
The new and successful opera entitled
sumner Nights Dream" has been chosen
for The first nights rendition. Miss Melville
n axes splendid "Queen Elizabeth" and
has able assistance.
Opera House Miss Ella Stockton will ap-
pear as Mad Cap Violet" on Thursday and
Friday evenings next. The box sheet is now
open st Chapman & solomons. This repre-
sentation is highly spok OF, and should at
tract good houses.
The0feT COBiqUe.-New variety stars will
appear next week in their specialties and
there will be plenty of entertaining perform
aLCes.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

THE RfAsoN WHY all housekeepers and
others use the aladdin Security OIL is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use. II
is the best In the world. All store ekeepers
sell IL. Try II, and you will have no other
Take nothing but Aladdin.
Evening star., 1877-11-10
CITY ITEMS.

For HEADACHE use Cutters Little Lirer
IIs; Ebbi,t House drug store.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

THE COwHIDE IN VIRGINIA Shocki,ly
Ptntsiment.-James T.. Tye $50 called), con-
Vic!od Of stealing a -boOlS-tbere was
10 evidence that there was any money iu it
yesterday received ten lashes at the hands of
an officer of the police court, in accordance
with the terms of his sentence, providing for
strictly corporal punishment, In addition
10 thirty days imprisonment. Tye tried
hard to get rid OF this portion of his sentence.
he offered TO take sixty days. Imprisonment
instead, but the police justice would no,
agree to the proposition. Tye is a bald
headed man. OF middle age, not overland
some, and has probably seen good deal of
Hfe. He came down here with the horde of
northern pickpockets during the fair, and
was captured by Policeman Depriest. After
every blow laid upon his back with the cow
Eloe his white skin turned TO a bloody red
Tie ten stripes were at the end as clearly
marked there as If they had been made with
aied- hot ron rod edmond Dtspateh.
SA correspondent, whose colored servant
as ks for frequent leaves of absence SAYS size
is the most inveterate Dinah out he ever
Enew.-t Boston Commercial B,slgesia.
Evening star., 1877-11-10
LOCAL NEWS.
Ampsrments. &c, Tonight.

Motto al T1eofsT.-"Pink Dominoes."
Ope-o R0a,se.- Dramatic, comedy and olio
con- bir alton
Evening star., 1877-11-10
THE COURTS.


To day on motion of ". A. Cook, Col George Z
G9rkiiI: Of Iowa on motion of J Parker jordan,
9s%miitsf SaiHlei 81 h$mfs fcs H,Tss Ths
Bertrsm Zeyeley an examiner in chancer ry The
esse OF T. s eN-relati9ps X. Pompelly and r o.
SATURDAY next. Riddle agt. WTight; submitted
Adams ast. dams; do Phoenix Mutual Life Insur-
should not be removed
CIRCUIT COURT-J,Nige Cartier.
re ct al tejecment suit, verdc, rendered for
defendants; and in a similar case against Il. T. No
Glue Judgment was entered for defendant.
CRIMINAL COURT-J,S1ge dcArthur
Yesterday, John J wimsatt, a constable, for an
assault was fined 81. In the case of Maids N Bur
to six months Jail Motions in stay Of execution
made aud granted in the cases OF Robt Thonils
and Frank Ferguson, for twenty and ten days re-
spectiyely.
BANKRUPTCY CoURT-J4,0e Humphreys.
resolution Of creditors therefore ordered recorded:
Geh,crs statement of assets and debts ordered BE-
POLICE CoURT-Judqe Sacl.
c1roa TO day,, l., Edward Thomas forfeited collateral
50 p9ctcr Bonner, cursing; s5 JOHN stephens
S@r.d S M S1h III ag kaggancy & as re4GTed 10 give Lons
= days Frank Brown, xagTancy; bonds OF 81 DAYS
~ ~ kEouse. Bridget Welsh and Tia mas Evans
da} Edward Carter ana Charles Eufiin. ds,rd4riy,
- tarE- tlali-S Audt rson, larceny Of VyeiCuat
from Minor Loeb; Jail :oT months.
CIVIL IRGHTs-
Tobias HUDSON assault on Samuel Berry Il was
shown in this case that Berry, cpl0r-d man wen.
into uGsOn saloon and asked for beer and the r..
Tly was made that there vas non. there and whisky
was - cents pr glass. Berry remarked that there
was no use for Hudson telling lie, and vas strIirk
iy II udson The court said that the civil rights bill
was hot enforced here, and people seemed to rechg
nZe the right If selling whom they pleased Berry
should nave walked out peaceahly- or else took the
Hquor and paid the price There WAS a technical
assault, and he imposed fine of 65 Thomas Oayi.:
charged with the larceny of certain goods from
W. Burchell, was sentenced To Jail for six months
SEVERE ASSAULT.
John BATHS, assault on DIR W. +. Wallace, who
testified that lie went to examine sewer near the
house Of BATHS, VIII n BATHS grabbed him by III.
throat and struck him number Of times in the face
fined $40 0'
Evening star., 1877-11-10

I u n B Z r.!
L a T II 81!
Arrived, Schooner Katie Ranger, with
100000 FEET FLORIDA PINE EOAIDs
TIMBER,
Which will be sod to the trade at lowest market
prices.
Also ON HAND,
1000 600 DRY LATHe, ct - 80 PER N.
THOMAS w. SMITH.
LUMBER DEALER,
nsyt-tt EIrN st anA Indians avs, w.,s.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

AT THE JOB AUCTION HOUSE, sf7 Mar
ket space, large lot OF carpets and oilcloths
Al auction prices; also, real handsome dress
goods at 20, Is and q cents; ladies' cloaks,
sheap, and great variety OF fancy articles
&t0 New York AucuQpS.cAdvt,
Evening star., 1877-11-10

The abeve Oil can be had al Geo. Ryneal
Jr.'s, e59 ID street northwest. 8,11,3:
Evening star., 1877-11-10

ROMAN GOLD, Lake George diamonds,
coral, onyx, enameled and Jet Jewelry, from
cne 10 twenty dollars; the best ffty-cent eye
glass In the city, AT Prigg's jewelry store,
No. 45I Pennsylvania avenue, near A..
street---Adtt.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

FIFTY PIECES new style dress goods just
opened, at 25 cents per yard; carpets and oil
cloths; cassimeres for mems and boys
clothes; black cashmeres, black alpacas, red
falnels. white fannels, canton faInels;
waterproof cloth, ell colors. Towson's,
PENNSYLVANIA ayenue.-Adrs.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

~ Using the national dag for advertising
purposes is fined in England.
1Leather cuffs and collars with bits of
shirred satin set in are noted.
~"Connubiated" is the latest Iowa idiom;
u means getting spltced.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

ACCTpENT.-Mr. William Dixon, Of the
beard of assessors, in attempting last ui hi
70 get cut of TIE way OF reckl sssly driven
corntrof 9TH ard + stree S, and thrown down
with some iOlence. laTGing him somewhat
hui lortnL ately dom. him no serious inia aIy
Evening star., 1877-11-10

A QUESTION OF LEGAL CoURTEsY-Ju
the Court in General Term to-day. when Mr.
j. Parker Jordan had moved the admission
OF Mr.. Vim. Fisher, of New York, To the bar
of this court, Mr.. Merrick called attention to
the fact that while New Workers were re
ceivd at this bar on the presentation of the
evidence Of being members of the bar of that
state. yet when members of the Washington
are required TO comply with requirements
rot exacfed here. Judge Cartier said that IL
New York did not reciprOcate with the Dis
trict he was for sCspending the rule as regards
New Workers; but in this case, the appli-
cant's certificate dating back TO 1858, he
would le received. The court suggested to
the con- mmittee on the examination look into
the rules.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been iss nod tn
John Thomas Greenleaf and Annie Johnson.
David White and Augusta Hayes; Michael
King and Bridg Harriet.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

IHE FALSE INPRIsoNMENT CASE.-The
Try In the case of Brodice agt. Buckley
tcuon Tor false imprisonment-int the Cir
sult Court yesterday brought In a verde for
plaintiff for 500.
Evening star., 1877-11-10
Ueathsr Indicate, ,ss To-Day.

OFflCE OF CH SIGNAL OFFICER,l
"ssnipf on, November 10, 1871.
For tfe mic lie Atlantic states, colder,
barometer.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

THERE Is no place where you can get as
good bargains as al the boys clothing house
OF II. Robinson & Co, 500 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Boys suits and overeoats, great yari-
ely OF elegant patterns. at very nOderate
prices; kilt suits, in new and fresh patterns
and Inviting styles, size to years-Ad.y.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

NICE LITTLE CyERCOATs, suits. talnas,
etc; at very reasonable prices, may be fouId
~ ne new Boys department at A. Saks &
Co.'S. me prices will be found attractive
Remember, 316 7th street-Aduf.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

HEssRs. +. VI. WHITAKER & SoN send us
sn inkstand made by the Providence Ink
stand Go. which has the three conspicuous
merits OF keeping the fluid fresh and free
rom dust, of preventing evaporation, and of
not allowing the fingers 10 become stained
with INK.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

THE STORE to buy your dry goods very
cheap Carriers, 1O1 Market space. The
cheapest and best black silks in Washing
ton; black cashmeres and cOlored cashmeres,
very cheap; beautiful double.wldth colored
wool dress goods, only fifteen cents; cloth
AdtI
Evening star., 1877-11-10

NoRNAL SCHOOL EXAMINATIOS.-Th
hTst quarterly examination OF the Normal
School for the present school year took place
st the FIsnkli building YES erday-Trustees
BIowp, CragiD, Smith. HOvey and Holland,
with Sup'riEteTceI.t Wilson, being the ex-
am1rers. The exercises were Interesting and
fnclut6d practice in phOnettcs ard drawing
conducted by Mrs Fuller. the drawing
teacher; theory and art OF teaching music
conduct cd by Prof. Daniel; and teaching In
practice room, female primary. By the pu-
pills, Tho were the subject OF complimentary
remarks by the trustees and others.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

are required TO comply with requirements
rot N exacisd here: Judge Cartier said that If
trict he was for sCspending the rule as regards
New Workers; but in this case, the appli-
cant,s certificate, dating back to 1858, he
would received. The court suggested to
the committee on the examination look into
the rules.
DFEDS IN FEE have been lied as follows:
Moses KELLEY 10 Cbas. "A Eldrdge, 81; lots
- II, .. -, 3s % and 10. sub, sq. S3I lots y,
-, y l6, 90 y, % 81. ., 90 and 49, sub. so So
T.. +. Rig-ies 10 w. II. FL. Cissel, for SJll.31;
lot 80, sub. @ %. Hugh Digney TO John
Maithewp. 500; part of lot 10, so. X. Mary
wilkes ct al, TO Sanders Irving. 5000; part
lot -. sq.:-I. W. Il Todd, jr., trustee. 10 w.
T. Ashley. sos; lot a, 50. 9O9. W. T. Ash
ley TO T. II. G. Todd, do, same properly.
part lot :, 81. 50. Reuben Barton, guardian
and trustee. TO Davie Roach, $3.50; lots 20, q
ard 2, Metropolis View"
TBF grand semi annual drawing at New
Orleans, on December 1lth, of the Louisiana
stale Lottery Company, will be conducted
La, and Jubal A. Early, OF Va, who All as
cen mmissioners on behalf of the state. Tney
Will distribute over half million of dollars
in such round sums as 100000, S5O0O0
s25,OCo, etc, etc. The scheme appears in
another column. For further Information or
tickets address NJ. A. Dauphin, p. U. Box
t92, New Orleans.
BUILDING PERMITS issued by the inspec-
Tor of buildings: I'll. II. Brewer, repair frame
dwelling, 1896 B street southwest; $50 Mrs.
j. Relchenbach, build shed TO frame buiid-
ing, ~ and streets southeast; S25. Hoff-
man et al. Riggs market, build shed, &c;
$50. A. Village, repair brick building
corner I'D street and Pennsylvania avenue
IOIthv est; s2o0.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH met last even
ing, and the fine imposed on Mrs Altman
for cows running at large was reduced IS.
The structure at $50 ID street northwest, was
declared a nuisance, injurious TO health, and
its g batement ordered. DIR. Verdi offered
resolution directing the officers to prepare
their annual reports by the 18th inst, which
was adopted.
THE STORE to buy your dry goods very
cheap Carriers, 1O1 Market space. The
cheapest and best black silks in Washing
ton; black cashmeres and cOlOred cashmeres,
very cheap; beautiful double.w.dth colored
lwOoll dress goods, only fifteen cents; cloth
ior mems and boys wear; blankets, shawls.--
Adrt.
IHE FALSE IAPRIsoNMENr CAsE.-The
.hty In the case of BrodIee agt. Buckley
suIt court yesterday brought In verdict for
plaintiff for sl00.
NICE LITTLE CvERCoArs, suits, tslmas,
etc, at very reasonable prices, may be found
in the new boys department at K. Saks a
Co.'S. The prices win be found ATT ractive
Remember, BIG 7th street.-Adut.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been iss ned To
John Thomas Greenleaf and Annie Johnson:
David White and augusta Hayes; Michael
king and Bird get Harriet.
~ Using the national dag for advertising
purposes is fined In England.
0Leather cuffs and collars with bits of
shirred satin set in are noted.
&"Connubiated" is the latest Iowa idiom;
ma ma Oofffn0 nnlfH0d
Evening star., 1877-11-10

ing, and the fine imposed on Mrs. Altman
FOR cows running at large was reduced SS.
The structure at $50 ID street northwest was
declared a nuisance, injurious TO health, and
lis abatement ordered. DIR. Verdi offered q
resolution directing the officers to prepare
heir annual reports by the 18th inst, which
was adOpted,
Evening star., 1877-11-10

A NOSE BROKEN AND AN EYE KNOCKED
OUT Yesterday, at Green's junk shop, cor
fer lllh and q streets, a difficulty occurred,
and John Smallwood was struck with an
iron bar by John Williams alias W. 81.
schuyler alias John Batterfoot, receiving n
hros en- rose and having an eye knocked out.
fmaliwoOd was taken TO his home. No. 2JI9
1iih street northwest, by Officer Jenuifer,
where he was attended by Dr. j. It. Winter,
and was subsequently removed TO the Freed