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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-08

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Mexican 375s Is, I7Os Tx
Gould and Curry sSos 49,, Sos 1873 h5
5Os 12A
Best and Belcher 235s 33x
California 50~ 40. zoos ~ b5, 325s 4SA,
s5s 4S5< b5
Savage I7Os So
Con Virginia 95Os IS BIS, 2l5s AK. 4aOs
IS, 1iOs ~, Sos IS b5
Hale and N0rcross los SIX, 3O0s 5L
Crown Point li5s %, 25s 81, 5S5s ~,
20s 0x bio
Yellow Jacket 2SOs l2A
Imperial il0c@ 2, sos 2
kentuck los TX
Alpha SIS 20
Belcher 81 TX, 75s TX, 42os
Confidence zoos 8, 2Os 81
Sierra Nevada 2tsDs 90, 24Os 6A
Utah DIN III, zoos Tx
Bullion 25s lSI<. 80 fSsk. DIS 1857
Exchequea los 6JX, SOS 4. aOs bio
Ovcrman Dos 50, 70s s6l<
Justice 2i5s Is, 6es 1917
Julia SOS 5sz
caledonia 25s 81, loss 81, SOS sk
Snccor zoos 95c, 1908 90c
Union Con loss 8, Sos 0 bS
Lady Bryan 55Os o5c
baltimore sos 81 loc, 355s 81 Csc
Silver Hill 50s 5l<
Prospect Dos 400
Trojan 4C0s u Zoe, ls50s TX, l0Os 81 3Oc
Dayton zoos 75c SCos Goo, 250s 55c, 590a
New York Con sos Csc
Phil Sheridan lO)s %, 2cOs 10
Woodvjlle ASS GOc
Lady Washington 2c0s az
kossuth lO5Os SOC, zoos 65c
Andes 50s u $50
North Con Virginia ll5s zoe, 5oos Csc,
los Coz
Evening Rspess.
Raymond and Ely pos 5l<
Eureka Con 345s Is, zoos lax, 1905 l5,<
jackson 425s 3A
Rye Patch 35s 2
X X Con zoos 8
Northern Belle PATS q, Cos OK, zoos
ella lO0s Toe
Hussey l5Os 20c
Gen Thomam zoos PC
Manhattan los TX. SOS TX, 3Os s
Grand Prize 3l0s 81 35c, I2Os 81 SIC
Mcdoc 26Os q SOC
New Coso i7Os 81 s5c. 20Ds AZ
Golden Chariot zoos 50 9Oc
Leeds 250s so
Harrisburg zoos 35c, i0DOs 800 500
Caiiiornia is0s 4sA, l50s 40, Sos 40 b5,
Crown Point 1908 OK
Justice los l31s, los 1917
Gouid and Curry zoos l25<, los l2ss
Ophir 40s 25H
Con Virginia sos AK, 5oos 4s bio, s4Os
Bullion los ls,l, 2lOs isA
Julia 2Os SIS, 25s 5N
Trojan zoos 81 45c
Hest and i3esichcr zoos 1874
Ovsrinan los 50, 4OOs 81 b3O, zoos s6H
Imperial 250s 2, 2l0s 81 SIC
Mexican 10 IS
After the Beard.
Ophir 25,% bid
Mexican Tx bid
Best and Belcher 33lS asked
Savage TX bid
Con Virginia AK
Imperial 81 &c bid
Utah II bid
Overman 80 asked
Manhattan ~ sold
Leeds 3H bid
California ASK bid
Bullion 10 ssked
Crown Point W bid
julia tx bid
Belcher TX bid
Alpha 20 bid
Gould and Curry l25S bid
Caledonia 81 bid
Union Con asked
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Evening star., 1877-09-21
Telegranls to The Star
SIEGE OF PLEVNA.
RAVAGES OF THE CYCLONE.
CaIifornia's Chinese Murderers.
GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS.
I. q. d. =.
Tho Grand unAu.. Tn a 4.

BALTIMORE. Sep. 2l.-Tne Grand Lodge
met at &C ock; j. W. Stokes, Grand Sire,
in u e chair. Speeches were limited In i've
minutes, with an additional FIVE m nuies TO
% be resented after IL o'clock a IN. to-day.
IT. eNcmpliiioatson of the secret work was
fixed for O'Clock this evening. with an af-
fernCon session at half pa 3. 4 committee
was appointed 10 revise the funeral cere-
mony. The resolution 10 appoint a com m IL
tee 10 prepare a system Of tactics of drill for
the use OF the order was Rdouted. A resolu-
ordinate lodges TO merge separate funds, in
whole or In part, i'm the general
fund, provided Sbe object for which
such fund was created shall he fully
protected and secured. When special dona-
uors have been made tO such funds donor
may de mand return OF any donation made
To special fund, the said appropriation or
the Grand Lodge to which such subordinate
may be attached Grand Lodges and Grand
Encampments Were authorized 10 permit
Their subordinateS TO make n bylaw reguir-
Ing payment OF dues Ia advance. pro glded
such requirement shall not AT all work for
TEXTURE of 6ny rights nor guarantee 10 mem
hers by the law OF the Grand Lodge OF the
United States The rerort of the special
committee on uniform adopted. This
report provides for a uniform street dress for
subordinate lodges, ana consists of such
style OF hat or cap may he deter
mInntd by the several jurisd ictionS. but
In all cases 10 be uniform, plain white gloves
jewel collar, 2h inches wide, uniting in
front, made of light blue silk cloth or other
mater ial excepting velvet, which shall not
be used, OF the shade known as silver blue
edged with silver lace or braid one quarter
inch wide. Without EN- broideTy or other or
namentation OF any kind whatever.
Evening star., 1877-09-21
The MArkel&

BALTIMORE, Sept. H.-yirsinis likes, OLD, 50;
do. deferred, 81; DO. consolidate, e. 90 second
.erits, t2. rth CsroliHs s,kes, oid AZ 10. nss,
bid % cay. Sugar dun aUd heayy To-.
BE- JTIMoRT. eept H.-cJrton firm and quiet
niddliBg, llA4. -Four hTm and unobsagsd. " neat,
tSuhtrn steacy and frm, western ID Il and near De
hVerY strong and higher, failures essy-s sut tern
res, good 20 prime, ssl IS; do. enber, ls5 Il 90;
dc- hfe, .Oal 60. western. stcsmo IS bid: do.
10 zwnter red. spot. l.5la: Seoa mDeI, fsa D a.
cGtober. ] Sels; hONcn.be-, I Sc. Corn. sJut5ern
scarce, ives ern him gniei ard stesdg -sonthern
White. o. AZ, yellow 6Ns6f western mixed. -p1t
Ss1s; September. 5sLz: Octajcr. %. kIsrubsr. o.;
.,e' m'r. 81. Oats qGici, steady md u-chan zed
BYE 9 ~, 6se2. HrS urc -ancei. PEasis yns
steady, frner ana urchareeS Buftsc frra ard
act'e Tor chi e Ffa1.s-ch" C ives ern. zt-2l
Prircl' nm duil-cruCe, a -; 63ed, 4<tlGa.
tofte steady 81 . uuchsUg,d. NFisk, gCisf, I ~.
Recsiri.-t,Orr. $40. Whist. y l0ll: ci-n. hJHg;
os;s. sc; rye, 80. Sbis sn nis-W heat q 90 corr,
EEw yosK, SEPT 2;-stooks weak Money, O.
Cole E2. stoLalse. krs. &ss. IN ,rt. <z. Govern
Eents aes X
NTw YoRx, seat. 7'-yioar quiet ani nrm
Wheat and 2 cents lower. Corn u an y csu'
love
LONDON, Sort. Il. 1870 m Consals, % 4. Is Cor
money ard she sccorpt aria. llls Nes fork
Central, les. Illinois Centrsl, 7ok
Evening star., 1877-09-21
NO CHANCE OF TITLE.

A LADY MISSING UNDER PECULIAR CIR
CUBsTANCEs.-Thec central offica police are
looking for Mrs. Theodori Hellman, of No
1911 Sd avenue, who has been missing since
the 10Th instant Her husband says that she
had been suffering from melanchol1a for
some time, owing TO the death or their infant
daughter and that OF her father-iu-law, and
recently her condition was aggravated by a
quarrel she had with her mother In law. Mr.
delln,an believes that she has comm tie
suicide They were married &c months ago
ard Mr.. Hellman feals his bereavement
srutely, ~ their married life was very
happy, and to bis wife's kind influence he
owes bis rescue from hard drinking habits
Mrs. HellmaD, who was q years old gooi
looking and q blonde, was known as Emily
G Moore before her marriage, she having
assumed that nams on adopting ths career
OF an actress. Her stage life was obscure,
and she was happy TO escape from II by
marriage. II is claimed that her maiden
name was Emily e. Leavenw worth, and that
she was the daughter OF Judge Leaven worth,
OF St Louis, Mo. When last seen she wore
2 black suit and black hat--lM Y. World,
9nfh
Evening star., 1877-09-21

MARS. Under the present favorable cir
cumstances. q glass OF about two inches
aperture will show the ruddy color no long ~
dffused over the whole planet, but collected
IN spofs), the polar snow caps. aud dim cop-
fused markings on the surface In cur
northern lafitudes the observation should b@
made when the planet is near the meridian.
he seen. which appear OF a preenish s.r
oIuish hue To many obServers These are
supposed to be seas and oceans on the plan
81 surface, the bright spots indicating land
lection OF light bv land and water. Mr..
IIockyer remarks that if we admit that the
dark spots Indicate water. the dar kest among
,nsm are thnee portions which are most land
,ocked.-l Charles w. RAYMOND, On M GaIaTv
for D~Sfy.c~ - - N'~N-~S
Evening star., 1877-09-21

Two RAILROAD ACcIDENTs.-An accl-
dent occurred yesterday on the ConnellsvIlle
branch Of the Baltimore and OHIO railroad
10 the train bound west. The axle OF the ten
der broke as the train was crossing Mil
creek bridge, east OF Cosselman station and
the baggage car. passenger and sleeping cars
were thrown from the track. No one was
Killed, but there were thiriesn Injured;
among them was Mary Usher Duran, an
actress.
Yesterday morning train of fifteen cars,
containing six or seven hundred Sunday
school eNcursionists, left Delts. On the
Peach Bottom narrOwgauge railroad. and
on approaching Butze's bridge. about u
miles from York. Pa. the engine was thrown
from the track. Two boys, who were stand
ing on one OF the platforms, were Instantly
BILLED. one man was seriously aad i've or
six slightly Injured.
Evening star., 1877-09-21

THE REVIVAL or BCsTNEss The mer-
chants generally testify 10 Satisfactory
business this week As heretofore noted
The unseasonably wsrm weather has been a
drawback 10 some lines that deal In early
winter goods; hot apart from that there is no
complaint To-day There was a steady move
ment in nearly all makes OF faII fabrics.
totlons were In moderate request; prints
quiet IN nrst hands. but active with Jobbers
Spracues prints are reduced to six cents
Ginsbams and dress goods are In better re-
quesf, as likewise mems woollAns To the
hides and leather, boots and shoes tobacco
and iron trades, there is q deciiedly inn
proved feeling. The last mentioned cannot,
indeed. be said 10 be much more active than
IL bas been. but merchants are much more
confident of the future than they have been
for some time. and that is something.IN
T. OR. Phil LEDGER.
Evening star., 1877-09-21
Ranges OF the (YcIOue

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20.-News from the
parishes report the hurricane very disastrous
10 the crops From Lafourche news comes
OF tornado which blew down every stand OF
cane. Plsquemine reports the dana 20 20
The rice crop as fun one half; the new crop,
which had been gathered and was sand ing
IN the fields In stacks. has been swept entire
ly away. From NatcheZ down the storm of
wind and rain was furious, considerably
damaging the cotton crop. Thedamage TO the
orange, sugar and rice crops will be i'm
mense. The protection levee i'm the rear of
NE city. recently erected, has been entirely
broken away. The loss TO the levee is esti-
mated at S2Oo0 No lives are reported as
lost ard all danger is now over.
Evening star., 1877-09-21
senator Bosy,s Successor.

ST LOUIS, Sept. 2I.-There has bean a
COCO OF speculation Yesterday a nd to day as
20 whom Governor Phelps will appoint To
Senator Rogy. The state legislature does not
meet again until year from next January;
end The question is whether the governor
VIII call special session to elect q success
sor or whether he will make an appointment
Tor ihe whole of the upexpired term, which
ends March 4, 1879. 1t is well known that
governor Phelps desires 10 be elected for the
rext term, and IL is thought he will not an
Lolnt any one who may be likely to inter-
fere with bis aspirations
Evening star., 1877-09-21
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows


The fourth days session OF the Grand
Lodge Ofthe Tinted States Independeat Or
der Of Odd Fellows, was held yesterday in
Baltimore, Grand Sire j. w. Stokes presii-
Ing. p. u. Sire Nicholson submitted report
as 10 the average humber OF days of sickness
which may be expected annually among
men OF certain age, as follows: At 20 years,
days; % 10 35 years, 5 to days; SO years I
days; 81 years, 10 10 days; 55 years, II 10 l3
days; 60 years, 10 days, 65 years, 81 DAYS; 10
years, "a days. Two hundred and thirty
thousand three hundred and seventy seven
weeks benefits had been paid during the
past car IN a membership OF 453 903 aver
aging three days and thirteen hours for each
member.
NO CHANGE OF TITLE.
The resolution of the Grand Lodge Of iSi6
10 amend article I. of the constitution to
change the name of The supreme grand body
by striking out the words Grand" and
United States" ard inserting "Supreme"
instead, was finally defeatc by a vote of "a
yeas 10 6l nays, not a majority of three
fourths as required TO amend. This question
is Lot regerded as finally settled, though IL
may be allowed to slumber for year or two
THE INDIAN QUESTION
is one that has been q source of trouble I'm
the Grand Lodge for some years, and the
question of adm Itfipg Indians into the order
has several times been brought up. Deputy
Grand fire i. w. Stone, OF that territory
represents that he has met these men under
all circumstances, and know them TO b. true
men. well worthy To become ODD Fello- 8.
Notwithstanding all this and other argu-
ments. the Grand Lodge, by a decided vote.
refused 10 alter the laws and permit them to
be Initiated.
Evening star., 1877-09-21

THE MARYLAND REPUBLICAN CONvEN-
TIoH.-The Maryland republican state COL
EentIon In Baltimore yesterday nominated
DIR. q. +. Porter for controls sr Of the treasury
by exclamation. He was an officer In the
second regiment Of Marylanl volunteers
curing the war, and in 1872 e was elected to
the house of delegates by thu largest vote
ever cast for q republican in Allegary co
He Is at present member OF the state board
OF health by appointment OF Governor Car
roll. The convention proclaimed that It is
the privilege of every man to assert his
rights only within the bounds OF the law
Ihere was some debate over the resolution
endorsing the Presidents southern policy
but when the vote was taken there was only
one dissenting voice. R. Stockett Matthews
defer ded the Presidents action in withdraw
ing The troops from South Carolina and
lCuisiana.
Evening star., 1877-09-21

JOHN w. YoUNe AND HIS PHrLApEL-
PHIA WIFE--Mrs. Libby Young, wife of
'rhn w. Young, the Mormon, who is on n
she has deserted her husband. She says the
scancal. of which bnt bare rpmors have
come to her. probably orieina!ed the dsv
after she started Fast I'm the Tftbssse, The
leading Gentle newsps per OF salt Lake City.
Every day since her a. rival she has received
dispsfchee from her husband. and the fact
thst they were dafed at Salt Lake CITY shows
that Re could not have gone to St. Georges
Temple fl the southern part OF tltsh, fof the
prpnse OF being eeais 20 the Cobb girl. On
Monday she received q long letter from John
w. Your e but no reference was made In it
N fhe story.
Evening star., 1877-09-21

sITbs is the policy OF the louisville
CosoTcr-yos1woi: "As long rs the President
does his duty we shall fiing our cap for him,
cratic ticket"
0Apn Wilson vas cour;sd twenty ye2ru
ago, in Bourbon, KY, by George M Gtiles-
she aw nothing of him again unfu verv !. :
c My, when he returned with eleven SIN
dren by wife who had diei. and reseWei
he toUyAbip. Ann accepted LIN,
Evening star., 1877-09-21

SPORTS OF THE TURF -Trohiay in Jersey
AT the WOodberry IN. ~ trotting races yes
terday the race for the three year Olds, half
mile heas, was won by Jersey Girl, time
131, AH. The race lii the 2 IS class was
won by Kitty Clyde; best time 24l... The
race ia The 2 50 class was won by Sam French;
time, 2 36k. 233k, 23s. The race in the 2 II
class was won by SNOW Ball; time, 235,
235a 354. The unfinished race OF Wejnes-
day in the 231 class was won by Morning
ara the unfinished 2 40 race was won by Sans
SOHci.
kentucky Races. The races over the Asso-
citation Course at Lexington XIV, yester-
day, resulted in the first race of a mile dash
being contested by Mahlstick o. Z. O. Cor
hsm,0, Saline, Slime, i2h. In the second
race, . miles, Joe Rodes was first, M ahI-
stick second, and Buff and Blue third-time.
So, In The third race, 2I miles, Ten Broeck
was first, Fairplay Secoad-time, 5sx.
Rhode Island Races. AT the Narrag 4nsett
Park { X. ~ trotting races yesterday, la the
20 class the race was won by Lysander Bow;
time, 223, 2.26A 22i4. In the "a class Wild
Lily was the " inner; best time 2:2i
Evening star., 1877-09-21

A CATHOLIC COLONY. Nezotiatiors a
which have been In progress for two or tn ree
weeks past, betv Q n the Catholic coloniza u
ton association Of st. Louis and the central
branch union Pacific railroad company, for
the purchase Of land on IRE line Of that road
have been concluded, and contracts execu sed
10 due form. The lands purchased are ia
P0uoWetomte county, and amounts to ~ non
acres. at $500 per acre. A large colony will
be Immediately organized for settlem ent on
this land. ~
Evening star., 1877-09-21

BOSTON,, Sept. 21.-A special dispa from
Montreal says Intelligence has been received
there from Salamanca, N. r.. that the Brit
sailed fro0 Montreal on the 11th instant for
Queenstown. with a valuable cargo Of grain,
was stranded on HOlyrood beach The cap
tain thinks the vessel will be a total loss, but
psTt Of the cargo NAV be saved. She hal on
hoard GO 900 bushels of wheat. 2n.O0O OF which
were In bags. Toe vessel u insured In Eng
land, and the cargo in American ofiices
Evening star., 1877-09-21

TaE PAoLI CENTENNIAL. The cen.
teDnial anniversary OF the PaOli, Pa, mas
sacre was celebrated yesterday by the dedi-
cation OF new monument in honor OF the
Anthony Wayne, killed by the British
troops. The monument occupies the site OF
q memorial stone erected in 1917 by the re-
publican artillerists and other Citizens Of
Chester county. Wayne McVeagh was the
orator OF tie occasion Hon. Was hineton
TIwnsend, member of Congress, presided
q srapdson Of General Wayne, were pres ,nt
on IL occasion.
Evening star., 1877-09-21
AMERICAN OYsrI

AMERICAN OYSTERS ACROSS rHE AT.
LANTIC.-Another step is being taken in the
cultivation or the trade in edibles batwseu
the United States and this country. Messrs
Msltby & Co., OF New York, Of Norfolk Va.
aud OF KeypOrt, n. J., have transmitted TO
several persons In this country samples or
oysters. They are conveyed In refrIgerator
tubs, from which they are taken on the Ar
rival OF the steamer and placed in conve-
nient tins for delivery. Toe result of the
experiment is perfectly satisfactory, both 20
to condition and quality,-tL Liverpool Daay
PoSf 'S
Evening star., 1877-09-21

RAPID TRANSIT IN NEW YORK CIrY-A, ,
has already been announced the New York
court of appeals has rendered a decision
in ,be wan ueoves ~ tns igal obstacles heretofore
York city by M ans of the Gilbert elevated
railway. The decision sustains the rapid
transit law Of 1875, afirms the judgments of
the court below I'm favor of the Gilbert ele-
vatfd railway, and declares that that com
pany has the same rights as to taking prop
erty for its use which are conferred by the
general railway law. 1t is presumed that
the construction OF its lines will now 60 on
without further resistance,
Evening star., 1877-09-21

NEW YORK, Sept. q -Ponvert anu CO., IS
South street, one OF the Oldest and largest
'uesr importing houses Ia this citv, has
made sn assignment. The exac, liabilities
and assests canr0t be ascertained At present
owing to the absence OF the assignee from the
furnish any details. N w
Evening star., 1877-09-21

SUITS FOR DAMAGEs.-Several suits have
brought against the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad company for damages arising out
Of the Point OF Rocks disaster. Among them
u. r. Snouner claims s00, 900, w. II. Snouner
3. ]. Beckiey $500 Charles Ritter e10 ZOO,
and Lewis o. Castle SIC, ,oo0-[ Frederick Ex.
Evening star., 1877-09-21

YELLOW FkvER. = There were seven
celths and hffeen new cases of yellow fever
reported yesterday at Fernandina. DIR.
Palmer is In . very critical condition. Tns
ratn has been falling for two DAYS. causin 2
An increase OF the mortality. Jaeksonvills
money aid supplies,
Evening star., 1877-09-21

"A kEr TUcKY FEUD In Ricimon5
EentuckN. Isst evenii Inn Burnam a. d
Jasper MauptD. eqcn acco ppa ltad by
fri' 's. met I'm The street, and, in continual
tion Of an old fracas, comme1csd firing at
each other. The result was that Jasper Maui
pin John Burnam, Chris. Ballard and VIM.
A Corneiison were killed. The survivors
were arrested.
Evening star., 1877-09-21

PERsoNAL.-Gen. Ellis Spear, Commits
siOner of Patents, has gone to Maine, a1i
will be absent about a week. -'-.Postmas-
ter Ger eral Key is expected to return early
next week.
Evening star., 1877-09-21

BLACKwoop's MAGAZINE for September.
received from f NJ. Whitaker 4 Son, has an
intelligent Though rather partisan Tory and
anti Russianl review of the Eastern situa-
tion and the fighting of the campaign.
Evening star., 1877-09-21

BOSTON,, Sept 2l.-Michaei Murpbv mas
mem n,., arrested at bingham for the murder OF
william appleton alias John L. Hunter. OF
Sm,ney, ass. yesterday. Murphy had
qusrre'eo with man named Phair and mis-
,o0x eonss Appieton for the LATER. Murphy has
Evening star., 1877-09-21
a Uypsery Of the See

PORTLAND. NE. Sept 2i.-The barrel
marked "scl ooner Harp" with quantity OF
boards which were picked up in Winter har-
which len Calais Friday morning bound
there, was run down In the fog Of Saturday
night,
Evening star., 1877-09-21

gThe hoodlums Of Oakland, Cal. fop
posits to San Franctsco), nre pistols Int ,
TO scare the girls. They recently did
while Die. Lewis was speaking,
Evening star., 1877-09-21

THE L. 8. s. TALLAPOosA, Lieut.. Me-
Ritch e comma Idiu" left New York We. ter
day. bound south. She Will touch at League
Island navy yard. Pennsylvania. and at
Norfolk and then proceed 10 Washing ton.
Evening star., 1877-09-21

THE COMMISSIONERS OF INDIAN AF.
FAIRS has provided quarters for the S.oa Z
dele alton al the Continental hotel.
Evening star., 1877-09-21
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, S4O6 s27 IS; customs, s505, ,299 %.
Evening star., 1877-09-21

~The biggest peach Of the season-Tveai
pesching on the Tammany ringIPkladei-
PhiQ Bulletin.
Evening star., 1877-09-21
APOLLINARIS
NATURAL
NJ n 4 r AL ATER.
THE QUEIN OF TABLE WATERS.
HIGHLY EFFER TE0CENT

RR LgWIS a SAYRE. "a dslishtfui beverage >,
Oh LILLIAN A. hAAM0ND. Il Far suporior 10
Sichy Ssltzer, or any other,
DR. ALfRED L. LOOMS. "Aoss grateful and
DR. B. OGDEN DoREMus "Ab.o,usely vurs
and wholesome; superior TO all for daily use free
from all the objections urged sg ainst Cruton and
GuoctAliy aereted waters"
Phof. WAhkLYN. LONDON: Exs. Imprsg.
mated ply with It's own gas.n
Dh y IL. PBASLkE. "Csefm and very a7ree-
able.
DR:: AUsTfN FLINT, DR. IN OTIS. "Hss,.h-
ful. And well snited for Dyspepsia and cass Of
DR. JAMES z WOOD. "Miisly ans.cii: agree.
vel, with dyspeptics, and where there is . soaty
DR. FOBDYCR BARKER BIZ far the rno,t
aereeabe alone OF mixed With vine. ., ,efui 10
Db. MARION SIMS. Not ouly . luxury, but
anecessiIy."
To be had Of all Wine Meschants Grocer,, Drug
g1sts aud Mineral Water Des.ers throushou the
. ill sIatee susA wfsow,ly
H'HE Nrw DAVIS SEWING MAGAZINE.
No basting. Goods net snited By off, Inspecti,n
Invited. Those owning cid Davis viii DO well 10
Cal. SCHEFkEN Co Agents,
en2A-3e 110 9th street northwest.
TO HOUSEHOLDERS, ARCHITECTS
= AND PLuMBEBs.-M MATZ D BURGER,
Model Afdkzs. 625 Tth st.-We are preDared 10 far,
nish AID 20 NJ Pipes with Bujac device for prevenf
fas thS bursting Of pipes frop freezing ausH IN"
Evening star., 1877-09-21

CONTRACTS AWARDED The Secretary of
the Treasury has awarded contracts for fur
nishing a quantity of cOrdage TO "a life saw
ing stations on the Atlantic coast and 80
stations on the lakes to Edwin II. Filter x
Co, of Philadelphia, at SASS per station on
the Atlantic coast, delivered AT New York,
ard s75.75 for lake coasts, delivered at spe.
cIfipd pOints.
Evening star., 1877-09-21
Congressman Pages Libel suits Post
n.,npn

A dispatch from Placerville s8ys:-"Con-
ertssman Pages suit against the Chronicle
was postponed by the court this evening on
motion OF defendants counsel. on the grOand
that Mrs. Penney and other witnesses could
rot De found. The prosecution opposed the
molten on the ground that Page a Sargent
would soon have to leave to attend the extra
session OF Congress. but the court dec del to
-ontlLue the case from term 10 term until
their return TO the state"