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MORE INCENDIARIsN. - Shortly after s
O'ciCCk lest evening q fire was discovered I'm
al Old store room Ia The rear OF the residence
OF Mr.. James Mankin, No. So 9th street, be-
tWef ii ard l streets, which was extin-
guisE6d by the LeiEhhOrs. There was every
every Indication That il was the work OF an
1ncenciaTy. After the flames had been ex-
III gEiS1ei some one turned IN an alarm frora
box Il, lYth and II strtefS.) and The fire de-
par 1T RESPONDED quickly. A report hav-
Ing been circulated that fire had again broken
out IN TIE Patent Office, an immense crowd
of people gathered about the place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

81 The trial of the Kemper county Miss
muJdeTers Will not take plac TIL I5e snrIng
tel m of The court.
~ The Cincinnati Commercial saws thu,
Stanley Matthews did not make any /" n. =.
gain" with the Louisiana democrais -fhat
there was only an understanding
1Samuel Weaver was fa'ally stabhe., a.
q ball st Dover; Pa, Saturday night. Two
young men..naned BITCHES and Smith ara
suspected OF the crime. ~'e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

THE BEST H0USEKEEPERs use Young's
Detergent and pronounce IL superior to soap
and potash. Ali Grocers and Druggists sell
1t. tr
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WHY CAssIUs NJ. CLAY SHOT NEGRO.
Hon. Cassius NJ. Clay Sunday morning. shot
and instantly killed a negro named Perry
White. General Clay had employed Whites
mother as cook, but finding that she had
been rObbing him OF silver plate and other
articles, had discharged her. Sunday morn
ing he started from his farm, six miles from
Richmond, KY, to visit a negro church in
The nelghborhOod for the purpose of hiring
another servant. While ON his way he dis
covered loose horse in a pasture near the
road side and the negro Perry White endeav-
ORIG to conceal himself behind the animal.
White had threatened Clay'S life and was
known "a desperate character, and, upon
perceiviDg him, Clay Immediately leaped
down, confronted the negro and ordered him
TO throw up his hands. The negro Obeyed,
and Clay talked to- him roughly, and ordered
HIM TO leave the place, and telling him that
II be moved from his position until he was
remounted be would Kill him. AS soon as
Clay started for Dis horse the negro rushci
AFTER him, but Clay turned suddenly and
fired twice, hitting the negro in the neck and
breast General Clay then rode to to 9n aud
delivered himself to the authorities. The
coroneT's verdict In the case is that Perry
White came 10 his death by a pistol shot
wound inflicted by &. NJ. Clay on Sunday,
september seth. Testimony being given as
unter cath by c. NJ. Clay, he being the only
witness, we are constrained TO Justify said
Clay and believe that he did IL In se,fde.
fence"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

THE REASON WHY all housekeepers and
others use the aladdin Security Oh is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use. IL
is the best IN the world. All storekeepers
sell it. Try 1t. and you will have no other.
Take nothing but Aladdin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

SURRENDER OF CUBAN OFFICIALs-Se-
nor CASTILLO and his son, both prominent Of
nclals In the Cuban fnsurrection, have sur.
rendered to the Spanish authorities, and a
restoration of peace is daily becoming more
probable. Senior CASTILLO was minister of
foreign affairs Of the insurrectionary gov
eminent. eO'
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COAL OIL CARS DEsTROYED-A nupbar
OF OIL tank cars were yesterday thrown from
The track on the Lake Shore railroad at the
crossing in gainesville, Ohio. An explosion
sumed, with the gainesville and YOunes-
TOWN fArnf S*ASo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

KENTUCKY RACEs.-The fail meeting of
the Louisville Ky.) jocke club commenced
yesterday. The dash of mile and n quar-
TIE former won by length and a half In
Ply. The st. Leger stake for thrCs.year-
cIds, two miles, seven starters, was won by
Vera Cruz Ia 1855 The mile heats four
starters, was won by Largenteen in 1:iiX,
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FURNACE WORK, tin. copper, and sheet
iron work, New York social fire place heat
ers, ranges, CRATES, SC. the best in the
market, at HamiltOn's, Y. NJ. G. A. Build
ing. 1O,t&s4:
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FRESH ARRIVALS of new and beautiful
designs of gas fixtures every day at Hamil-
toms. All manufactures in the country are
represented in his stock. 1OI&SI;
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IF iou WANT y. ur baby to look brieht do NOT INIT
u % sleep with laudal when stIess INT ~ r.
1uiIs Baby byfup Is cents 6oite II
Id RESeMAKIN0-M MESSER haa NJ.
turned with Fall Styles, 8. r. Tayior,s %
ferns Journals and general stock for AZ aiSa anS
Boz Floating. I313 eeanylyania az, .seiS -eoim ~
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A FAMILY PoIsoNED.-Mr. James H.
Royce, lis wife, baby ard servant girl. re-
siding at 20is 18th street north west were
badly poisoned last Friday, and were very
HI, Tie baby dangerously so, but have since
recovered. Mr.. Royce thinks thew were
POISONED by Paris green on the cabbage
they ate for dinner. as some farmers sprinkle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

The MASSACHUSETTS WoRKIycxru,s
convention met 1t Boston yesterday. And
nominated for governor Wendell Philiips ~
Boston, and full state tickee,
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THE GREAT REDUCTION in prices of slate
and marble mantels. at HamilJon's, is caus-
ing q run on his stock. 10,t&s,4;
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IF YOU WANT plumbing and gas fitting
done promptly and by gCci reliable mo
chanics, at reasonable rates, call on Hamil-
ton, Y. NJ. G.. A. Building. lO.t&s.4;
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ME- JOHN W. WARD, OF the L. s. EngI-
neer CORPS, was killed by the accidental dis
S1dise OF Dis own pistol near Fort Hall,
atout 80 years Of age. and came here from
san rancisco, Cal. He was civil engj-
heSr oy profession, highly educated aud tai
entd- he was q resident OF this ci;y for the
past TWO Years. and was an honorary MON,
Der OF the PocOmoke Club
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A REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING, to sus-
Is TO be held in New York city on The IOtb
instant. George w. Curtis, JOS. III. Choate
and Gen. Dix are invited to address the
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WELCOMING RELEASED STRIKERs-Ro
Vey and Harrison. the railroad rioters who
nave been released on bail from Pitt sbur o
arrived yesterday in Wiikesbarre, aud we1s
welcomed by procession OF / 200 working
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

ANOTHER BIG Lon n. new and Cheap dry
goods al e" tsr's, 10I Market Space fnciui-
ing beaut fal dress eoOis in al colors and
shades; black silks, b:a k csshmeres. black
sIpacas, blankets, shawls; cloth for boys
wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

BEST GAS SAVING BURNERS in the world
at Hamilton's. lOtSsA;
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BASE BALL.-Yesteriay afternoon the re-
organized nine of the Patriot played the
Creighton on the Olympic grounds, and the
fielding was sharp and brilliant on both sides
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The above OIL can be had at Geo. Ryneal,
JI.'s, $50 d street northwest. Sl1,3:
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TAYLOR & HUFTY have to day opened the
nrst shl pn1ent Of 20 dozen Of their celeb rated
Luesa I'd glove, In 2. 3, 4, s and buttons in
A0Ct.
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DILES AND FI6sURE.

DR.. eHRADER. once room % n. cioud BalA-
,ng, tsonthweu corner 9Th and y sneeol eurso
Piles and fizure without knifs, Lieatrre or Oouo-
tic, and without pain, and guAranteess cure IN eli
bro, sspSooSss... Eas 7sh sress: d. ssiies.
euperinten tsnf Msshington and Georrsfown Rail-
road; j. u. n sDio1. groosr, S90 TIN rrreef south-
east; VIM. Tucter, ussrchsnt tailor 495 Pennsyf-
yanis avenue, y, b. msrche, p. Q. Department,
Place; and tfry others, on application q my c4oe.
Ladies attended their resfdences desired. O0o0
COLT <ffru frea. oul1.6R
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nELLoW fEvER--One death and fifteen
Lew ES cases OF yellow fever were reported AZ
YorE a nne,n S RS Mrs kydd, of New
is among the new cases
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THE SAVINGS BANK AT HVann,. A.,
has suspended payment 10 its depositors' b,If
hopes TO resume when the present disfrust
has subsidized. ''i ~s'
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Austin fIcklirC and Cora Stuart. of Phila-
Ce.phla: ". i. Galleher and y. Laura Nc
Ibtlfe; Noah y. Clements and Ella B. Hsr
Ilson; GiroamO DesiO and Maggie Sosick:
BsI Il. Smith and Fannie T.. Norcom: Jer-
emlah Vance and susie Wade, both of Au-
kusta county, Va; ID. Slattery and Mary
Ann Burns; Capt 8. Il. Carter, L. s. navy,
ard Martha Custis Williams
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LOCAL NE US.
Amusfmenrs. de. Tonight,

National ThfQttr.-"Belle Lamar"
Opera House Orenirg OF the novelty
season.
Odd F6lltuS' HGH.-M acEvoy's Hibernicon
Company.
Thenter Crrfqte.-"The Brigand Chief"
and varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

FoReERIEs on the Ca al IAN Bank at Mon
Ireal, nave come to lignt. The Bank NJ
Montreal SO far has lost - 600 and the ITnion
Bank OF Lower Cansds s5Oo0 The Me-
chants Bank and Bank Of Ontario ARE ..fso
laid 10 be vic;tmized ~ "Aso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

OPENING NIGHT.
Benefit for ST. PETERS PAROCHIAL SCHOOL,
under the pices OF the
Rev. Father Ii ,yle, PaSfor.
Odd IefFOtTs' Hat,
For Five tights, commencing TUESDAY, October
z First ysit IN thrs- years OF
CHAkLES MACENUY'S II iBsRNIDON,
lliusra ing the beautiful and bew ching 1e-y Of
1relsrd, acc. mpanied BY the choicest flose's
Of Irish Pr efry sid Melody; n me ange
of Mirth, Nh ic, Path And Mimicry.
The HGfly Artistic HIBERNICON COMEDY
COMPANY, ilCiudiog The original BARNEY,
will enact the favorite comedy Of
lRISH HEARTS; OR, LOVE IN THE 0ULD SOD
For particulars see programme Doors omen AT =
ctmmrnce at .. Admission 25 cents: resers ed
seats 10 cents
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Prices Of admissiou.ohd en- lS cts; adrlts rs cts.
COL j. HEENESSY, Business ARen'.
W. McTAVisH, Asst Agent. seps At
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HsAL ESTATE SALEs.-R O. Holtz,na,
rsai estate agent. 10ih and streets nor,h,
west, has sold at private sale housa "a
ground northwest cor. OF 18th and p strsetS,
10 Thos. MeCabe, OF Providence, II. l., To-,
$6,5CO. ~ "
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a. 40; ROBINSON & CO.-YOuths, boys and
~ .u - clotaing speciality. Wel,-nade
. g. - 49, ntilhs garments in ali ageS f.on
rb1t - years: Fine goods At low priceI
III y re- : Eli ats with md without vest
siZe 20 years, loo different styIes n r.
kylyaIis. avenne-Atft1 W SA'"-
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weather indications Te-aav.
,FF1cE or CHIP sIerAI OFFICER.

warrington. OCTOBER z, ls4a. J.
For the mi6dle Atlantic states, varfaola
winds, mostly from the east, partly cloudy
weather, 70 sibly rain areas, nearly station
airy temperature ard pressure.
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INDICTMENTS.-The grand Jury yesterday
afternoon returned to the Criminal Court %
attachments, endorsed "true bills" against
The following: Charles l. Crow, assault with
intent To Kill Fran els Callahan, John Stew
art, assault with intent TO Kill; Lewis wal
bert do, ThOs. Smith, for assault with intent
10 TsIe Edward Williams. false pretences;
liaIns, James y. Philips alias McCafrey
Pau VIII er alias Paul Williams alias Co
Rotit ki, Max " ii,iars alias wilmer. Max
GCeahs N. James Beail, Richard Woods,
Jim T. Williams. Julia johnson. all for
klaT q Breezy; George Carr alias CaIier,
fIa1E Gorcou. John Wesley, Charles Davis,
ai'as Henry Paws. Moses ChriSmaD. alias
thrfsinau, Frank Douglas alias SENS,
Charles Williams alias Fox. James jon.
son has y II, James Crow alias JOlss, Jas.
Sniitb, John Turner alias Henry Turner
elSs "tiliaUS, Johnson BOu,din. Lou sa
y 'TnF r a'as Hackett. ard John Dudley alias
George williams, for a second offence at
petty larceny.
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1HE EPISCOPAL CHURCH-G6neTH COi,-
teaitCH at BoS5OTl.-The triennial general con-
yention OF the Episcopal church IN the
United States OF America, which assemblies
10 morrow, Wednesday, the 81 instant in
The city or Boston, will doubtless attract q
large share of attention from christian peo-
pie OF every name within the borders of the
wide domain OF our common country. This
important ecclesiastical council is composed
of two distinct bodies, one known as the
"House of Bishops" composed of all the did,
cesar and missionary bishops in the Ameri-
can Episcopal church, and the other known
as The "House of Clerical and Lay Depa-
TIES" consisting OF four clergymen and four
aymen from each diocese. The two houses
acting In conjunction, legislate for the Epis-
cOpal church within the limits OF the United
states, but can make no alteration in the
constitution OF the church or in its liturgy
and sac. ed offices. unless the same has been
adopted at one convention, submitted to all
the oioceses for their approval or disappro-
other triennial session of the general conven-
tiOn. There are now forty five regularly
organized dioceses in the United STATS
which, by the law of the church, are entitled
10 representation in the lower house. or
house of deputies, OF four clerical and four
lay members, making eight representatives
for each. or $50 delegates in ali. The house
OF bishops has now on its roll sixty-One
members, OF whom forty five are bishops OF
d1Oceses, three assistant q iocesans, nine mis-
si0nary bishops In charge OF Jurisdictions
within the limits of the United States three
holding episcopal jurisdiction In foreign
laEGs, and one missionary bishop without a
jurisdiction.
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BILL FOR DIvORCE.-Catherine Redh cid
yeste-day filed IN the Equity Court a oil for
divorce from VIM. ID. Redfield, whom she
married at Troy, n, Y, in September, 1879.
and, as she charges. deserted her in 1875 af er
he had often treated her cruelty,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts
effectually cure premature debility, weak
ness, and decay. Book and Journal. with
Information worth thousands, mailed free.
Address Pulvernlachsr Galvanic Co, New
, York City. 6lsd&kly
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THE LABOR EXCHANGE to-day received
the applications of 81 males, making a total
of I62 thus fan and 20 females total I6j 10
date. There are about as many persons ap-
plying for female help as there are apoii-
cants, hut the number for males does not
approximate The applicants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

GERMAN STUDENT, Boston Standard,
Cleveland nom explosive, and all of the best
lamps, in existence, at Hamilton's, Y. NJ. e.
A. Building, 9Th and ID streets 1Ot&S 4:
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EDUCATIONAL.

EVENING AND NIGHT "FRENCH
h SCHOOL opens SATURDAY, ssptsmber Is,
ssiudy ard Mastery % Freech " Persons Interested
in that lsnsusee invited. p,ls rsos.yed that eve
IIERE, A. NJ 1884 street northwest gsouthessi
corner Of 4 ard isth n B-see explanatory card
NfADEMOIsELLs v. PRCD'HoMME ,
W Readesos, lOla i3rA sf'esI sc-tAw<a.-nsiiy
FRENCH CLASSIC. ccnuected with scns q the
best Engi~h schools Of the city. Children tanGh "a
orally frOn . picsure-book Morning and evening
glasses for ladies, srie< and gsntieuen, boys and
girls. french spoken On clss-cs. Term moderats,
CAL Mondays snt Thursdays stcr . ,. m; other
week days between u snc tsrf pest. OF send card
sAsp, 81. Cloud Building. sth and y. WrfytnG,
bookkeepins spt SHORTHAND Taught IN short and
snsrsnteed Le~sor- s've. q rssldsaess eed .
chools. - lys
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A Ii WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT TO
knoy the best One Dollar Az
9LASef9 eccgrssslX saitsd to The
sXe, IL. -. HEARLE8D, opu-
oleas 3OS "a ave. A.W., cor. ~ Gl1 ooe. op9.
ST. ROSES HOUSE OF INDU6TRY.
DREeS u kIu0 @. Ladies Irousssaus nd CHI.
49, csR 70 - vesy eheaD, ooDo Q aTset,
bs5NsS9 - ~ ~ eGoen, DeD1t1n
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COLDS HEATING APPARATUS. -
We are the Manufacturer Of
COLDS WARM-ALR FURNACES.
Equal To steam, and vnqaessssnablH
The Best In Zee.
HC.n and :ss the thing iself, ana sake q q.
CHANbELikRs and eAs-GIxrusss N
9MIE0, BIDGE q o.
Soar yIHAtLI IOLlIlRD,
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Condensed Locals

MeeTchaum pipe lost. See sd.
From J. T.. Parker We have the New YORK
papers In advance Of the mails.
During September 1875 marriage licenses
were issued by the clerk of the court.
The congregation of st. Dominic's church
propose 10 have "a I'll e new organ suitable for
their magnificent church edihce
A grand tournament and picnic at Ana
lostsn island, Thursday, ith inst, Is adver-
fised.
A certificate has been fled in the Office OF
The Recorder OF Deeds that the capital stock,
$50 OCO of the GeTman1a Insurance Company
has been fully raid up.
Yesterday the grand jury recommended
the discharge Of Stewart Wilson and George
Curtis, charged with larceny; and Walter III.
ROteltT, forgery.
The Chariot Company put on ten additional
ebhrlois yesterday morning. The schedule
il SO arranged thar the charIOts are now
Only foUT minutes apart on the Avenue.
4 Lecture IN chemistry was delivered last
evening by Prof. f. +. FTistOe, OF the Column
h1an University at the Medical College on II
street. between 18th ard 18th streets north
wesI.
MIR. VIM. Bradley met with a serious acct
dent ~ bis StCle works. on street. betw cen
a. ere oh streets southwest. yesterday. He
Was EiVtT II stTucti0us about the saving of
blCCs Of store when IL fell over on him.
He had bis TfSbt am broken and was badly
In jured about the head. Ii u thought that
Tie hand, II LOT the ann, viii Rave TO be am
putHted.
Tie No'iC7,ol Union, Mr.. Lynch's new
paIer, viii De published 10 nOTTow from the
Cor gT6sS iOrai q ODE CfiiCe-NT John Gibson
beng The business manager, Mr.. J. H Gun
ningham foreman. MeSsrs. Talbot, OF Maine.
and + T. Peters formerly Of the Chronicle
and la'ierly Of the CJifiC.) editors; c. NJ. Bar
ton, news editor; L. A. Julien, Edward
KsnsCd. and A j. Clarke reporters.
The man ayers of the Young Mems Chris
fisn Association last evening adopted a new
plan for raising or the necessary funds OF the
association by lectures and concert course
and other attractive features. y communi
cation from the directors of the joint stock
company was received. announcing the ap-
pCiItnent OF a committee of three TO confer
with a Ike committee from the association
upon the subject of rent, and committee
was appointed on the part of the associa-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

I,a,, IlND The opticians sale at Dovline,s
eaeuoa rooms this eysaing at O'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

PORTABLE gas drop lights and a great va
riety of French gas novelties, new in this
country, at Hamllton's, Y. NJ. C. \. Build
ing. 10t&s4;
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AMUsFMENTs. - NdfiOndl THen1er. - To-
niEht. BOucicsult's Belle Lamar" with
Miss Annie Story in the title role. supported
by Mr.. Louis l.. James, Mr.. George Denham
and others, will he produced for the last
time This play is in harmony with the ''era
OF reconciliation" Tomorrow Wednesday
evening Oliver Goldsmith's very laughable
COMEDY Of "She Stops to Conquer will be
given with strong cast, with all of its hui
mcrOuS effects. This comedy is q standard,
and IL recognized, wherever the English
drama is represented, as an established clas-
Sic. Goldsmith wrote IL to make people
iaueb. and his intention was an unmistaka-
BILE success.
Opera HolSe.-Kernan Brothers opened the
roN city season very successfully last eve
nirg. This class OF amusement is popular in
Washington.
Odd FjECtrS' Hal McEvoy's Hibernicon
Comedy Company will play nightly for five
evenings a. Old Fellows hall for the benefit
OF 81. Peters parochial school. The perform
anets are well worth seeing.
Iheo.fr Co1Hi0,te. - The performance this
week Is fully np To the standard, as usual A
number Of new variety staIs APPEAR, and
every thing is well presented. Jake Budd
appears 10 great advantage, and creates
great deal OF fun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

"a. LII MAN that shoots folly as it dies BUYS
~ ammunition AZ Roberts book store.
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THE WITOWSKI CONSPIRACY CASE
This morning the trial OF Julius j. Witoy-
ski, indicted with others for conspiracy to
Gefraud the government, was resumed in
the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur
Gen. j. =. Neeley, one OF the parties charged
came into court this morning, aud ex. SGua-
to- Carpenter appeared as his counsel Gen.
Ne-ley gave hail for his appearance for
trial. Mr.. DoOlittle, Joseph l.. McFarland
ard James +. Allen testified for the prosecu-
tiOl.
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THOMPsoN's,
LkDROIT BUILDING,
SIX BEST DaEss sB IRTs roe el3 80
flT, hATERfAL, AND KOhKMlNSHIH
UkSUHPASSED
PURCHASER SATISFIED or nONKY n
FUNDED.
9ehtiemen leaving the city for the ssosou can
leave their measure, aud order at pleasure from q
distance. Shirts, Collars, Outs. Drsverp, kc AZ
popular prices, constantly I'm stock
MEME FINE FURNIsHIN0s:
THoMPeOSs saIRT FACTORY.
leOu LeDrcif Bcildine.
II ]. HEIBERGER,
.sgooeseor &C. n; koudon Oc..J -
MERCHANT TAILOR,
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HE THOUGHTFUL
PAUSE AND MEDITATB.
The Other Is,
By What Means
Can 1t be Bought
To the Best Advantage.

TO AID
YOUR DELIBEBATIOE
OF THESE MoMRNToUS QUESTION
ATTENTION Is INVITED
TO THE FOLLOWING FACTS.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

GENTIEMEN'S GOODS.
REMONAL-M. CUNNINGHAM, THE
~ wel-k noNn PkACTI- al HALTER. has -
removed 90 S25 a street bctw n and T.
snk hats sos % orcer RemodelinS 81 silk -
Hats q specially. seplsfr
FALL STYLE HATS.
Il FRESH STOCK IUS1 OPENED
son and etin FELr HATS, ne~ shape. -
Cert ernen nre-s ate. a., IS and SO. Agent
Tor noN . Dress n at, price reduced from 49,
10 So. b. -. sTtNt WITT, Halter,
1877 Pspasyiraafa 0renssp,
eerlt ~ NV - corner q lslh sfreel.
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Educational Institutions.

In another column will be found the ajver-
tisement OF the Classical Preparatory De-
psTlment Of Howard University, in VIII en- a
student is fitted for cole ge at the small cost
OF So year. 1t is open TO all races ana both
sexes.
At st. Matthew's Institute, X street, be-
tween 14th and 10Th streets, evening classes
are now open, in photography, book keep
ing, mathematics and languages, to afford
young gentlemen an opportunity TO COM
plete their education.
Prof. Scheel, organist and pianist, offers
superior advantages in musical instruction.
Apply 1882 9Th street.
NJ lie Roget, French teacher, has returned
10 Washington. Residence, 1875 street
Miss Mary T. Magill began Instructions to
private classes in elOcutlOn on the LIST inst.
Pip Pennsylvania avenue.