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pRor,>AIS FuI STATIONERY.
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NAVY Dgr,ETNT~T.
MA>HISssIJlN luur . Isl.
S--alri prj..SalS aihur~Ss~l ~ thr ~CNrr-ary Of
the Savy &c mrri-hins >istiB"ry fT the Navy
WashinsrUn turing the I~gs! year emitting June a.,
lS7s viii t-- received until !: "CkSk HI IL th' Sh
q June
nil e Is, tiir department. tn the U.rstle ami
crTt:hraic annexed sad nui cmbTSST' all the Ii'tIS
thrTrin.
Washington. ~ kn hsrr Ms 4 StIlTly Sicf-It in
snch ciiy. viii nj he C'rissis,rr-~t
The hr-iuie "InlEsos w., -'t.cril clI->s,,; -
I,aIsf sni rnVrAiS-s 81 utssrll.Etyts articles
and the rSutTars uil lr sNsDlg,l in tic Eh,,l. ~
l,y casg- rlsy ~ .,SislcoNi the na"Fe advsn-
tagtSs,i> In the islsErzntsss-sst-
The IsIar,u,at T,----vc- the nigh; Ia rp-lur- a
greater 90 lC-> quantity - any sEtl in the >rh'J-
tllc than ihHt siSviCyl a. the Ssnt' Of the ssnrc
The aiIici,-s will II csIic,I ET iSnu time ia time
nr-~isSl end mus h In asNOrdAn'e with the
Schrinl ani satisfactory ~ The hss'l nj the otic
or laINau fE Eh!rh n. nrySE nUSt lie delivered
with6uf unns-J-sTy ,lisy and a, The rNl--It-. III
the contTars; in ds1ulI ni any u vh!,h g,rIuire-
ments the ECISriEac.Ii DcrN - thu rtSht !" par
Cha-S the sriCss ciss-a hsrc. 81 - suUul the hn-
trsrt in Hh''ls 80 in IaTt. sli III ibid the J7'iI-
rsI.snsilie ~ any altiissnsl cxTcuss II
BIis Isr;isriy s,.r'Sezi sc-ruins under the con,
l. W THOMPSON.
ScI-NIW S,T-rrSAry III the Navy.
DRoIOsAlS Fug FUn-
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
wIsHTS..ION. n. T., JUnc . Isl.
Sa>l ps,s;-rais iIiSlJEsCl and .liIe--e,l 10 the
ss~r1ary al the Navy. viii BE- rcSciSId until noon
TIT RSDkY lnsr - - slIIfly the Navy iksp1TI.
Incnt and u!iirSS iASErOi in Washington with
fuel. viz
SO tons, ,ssSa rs to the ton, b.; quality white
10 i.S,.' LA 10 To the toa., G,,i qualify uhiIs
100 ooI'is ,l.S euhIc E-s;I Of vel scssoncd EOol
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THE excursion Of E.srcct Baptist church, which
was To have taken place on Wednesday, has been
post pOncd to Friday June L. All tickets issued for
Wednesday will he good on the 10Th instant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08

Ice CREAM. strawberries, and flowers at Foundry
church tonight. Admission Il cents.
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by Duncanson Bros:
At q o'clock thrce.story frame hnufc on New
York avenue. between Fourth and finh streets
northwest
At 5o'clock valuable improved property on First
southeast
by H. H. Warner
Al O'Clock three two-Story frame dwellings on
west,
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New styles, S., ST. 81. S. 81, aud $40.
A. SAKs 4 Co., SIC seventh street.
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DYER FAEK HOTEL
OAKLAND HOTEL.
ssD tCct above tide water.
VIII open JCNED
For further Information, address
JAMES SYKES.
Deer Park. tiaTrett County, Md.
NJ. W. LAMBERT.
i-i w Oakland. Garrett County, Md
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- A THING OF BEAUTY Is \ JOY FOR
"A ENERT
bcauifl vase ahAs times It's cusg 10 the value
Of q house and laf-
TERRA GOTTA VASES
larSe sssEtmeAi Of TrITa CoSia Nass for sale low
POTOMAC TERRA GOTTA 90,
mh1-zn 81 NrN Jersey avenue.
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Court Calendar for To-day.


Before Justice wve.
Ms. ms.
.. Frndril vs.. Frllrr. u. Durnrillc vs.. Lay.
=. MniIaCh ". Richards. 10. Schneider vs. Todd.
l. Bartlett ~ MuTlagli. u. HALEY VI. laTSrr.
H. Williams vs. Fucker. Us. l.ld vs.. District OF
H. Grant Distract of Columbia.
Columbia
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Thousands OF the worst cases Of Asthma have
been relieved by using Jonas Whitcumbs Remedy.
In NJ casr Of pure a'thmatc character has it failed
10 give rrl.cE
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pauTuSAI.> FnE TI-TI- p,RA"EANDs STRAW

uTFIrE oF A.>iSTNNT u AETgEuISJrE.I I. :. 4.
R.lrISrEE M, NAY =. iS55.
Scaled IaN,t.s-s!s. IN tTiTlrS;~. sUl,Cvt tn th''
usllSl CInaiins viii Is .SyyyNl at thi> "i,N' utI-
Ill u oClk n..n. Sn jtNE - l>ss. al HhiCh tins,
ani TiAcr icr viii ~ o;-eny~l in ths pTS--nCc 1T
,,llrT>. So Fgfrl YUTzcy sui -tIIw. TSSiuiTcyl At
Raltlmure MI. Port Nrlienry Nj. frrt fBSr.
Nd Ma.hinsT,in Arsenzi L. = during the Ts'ri.-i
cunIncI,rn Juiy l. -ad gtis;iuE lsSJTnsrr n Isl.
raymrat 10 t:sJ suP;i.g's 'lCIsni. nPrsi a fniurs
appropriation FIR the Isir,s'-C ts Coughs.
ITg'cTTcc viii L. given 10 sTticiS~ uf dnraC~tic
prstuctlsn.
. Rank JsHcIs-ais Ari full nf'rnIiiHn a a. the
manner Of bifsirs conditions &, &c observed by
bidder. and ir-us> f cIIii-sst and payment will lie
furnished on sITl.C Atioa t. th.s Csicc.
knVeuiN- ,iIa'nin: ir'is HSi> sh,ssiii c mai
-PrsI.s-Ai> so - a. the GAG may tc. ami al
dr4ScSi o. tbs un,sET>iSIaSNL
HENRY v. JANES
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Eo- See Our Rates for Cash Adredisiag-Fr'
Column, Second Page
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OrR BEST bargain. Twenty suits Of boys cloth
iug worth 81, offered to-day at s.
A. ~NKS Il Co, SO Seventh street,
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re- See ON Rates Jor Cdsh Adrerlismg-FUSi
C0lpnu Second Pdge.
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ra.,-I Tr,F,s-as n l.. - wei hy the TTlt.t'y-
nf the 'rf >''s.l ~ TIN bsS.rC' e 'flunis,s
until H., IN isy 81 ~ NJ lS5s - sErIly ~ r.
bst quality Whit, IN tssl ami ~ uII> 's>' g'tA'
ity E:- 4 al ..i' l.piu.s, :, rhc u.u.I Ia 1. iu-
sIsi.sl a,.i G,ish.s sg,.sssiiug H. Law amt dliv
ri,~l A. tl,' h.. luiltiUss hsf,rc THE lat
day 81 Iuly uJX'. JOHN HALEY.
President II thu Rsr,l Uf Tr1I>:,,, Il thu frTIH
srh-.al II ~. u .,rsrf NJ .lnnllLia i-t-l
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TT o l. NJ 4 N 5
AGUE AND LIVER PAD
CHRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE

Il the safest and the best, Il instantaneous In its
action, and II produces the most natural shades OF
black or brown does not stain the skin. and h easily
applied. II N standard preparation, and AvOrite
upon every wsllappOintss toilet for lady gentle
man. For sale by all druggists and hairdrrSSerS
JOSEPH clIRlSTADORO,
Proprietor, l.. o. Box .li:, New York.
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W. W. ,urroran, GIihcrt n TowIes-
~. ". Rlgss Thomas J. DuTant,
,haS FIimonson, builder, Edward Owens,
H"nry rclEinhorn. Muller { Ia.
samuel Blcon, William Dixon.
James l. barbour. William J. Reistrake.
Daniel Hnmn0n, J. II. IEinicl
thnrIc:: timon.on, William prane.
Gen. q. 4. Paul. John II Inrd,
i leu. Il. ". RtoSS, John Z. MSRSIa"n,
ChaS. II Church. Jerrmi ali tosteIiu.
y. Jg-Hph Parsonage. Daniel y. Zone,
John e lee. and baltimore liAllrOsd.
!.ecrree {. campbell, Is Trsssafy.
John Van Riswick. l.: : Navy Yard, my. Dis
,Irorgr 8. sheriff u Pririins one,
Christopher Z. wclcott, L. r: a. fhcier, soldiers
=. il. ;asrIcmsn. T. : s,idiers' Home.
McDerniott bros, United states Insane Asy-
smith 4 i;hier, Is Light: uouse Board,
Daniel knlh' Inward clark. Architect
Eiwsrd II, willard. AfiihsiSa Hotel.
is.erh simms, fsSd.Ii i'ublc School
James ). woiisrd U.S youfi.hous- and City
Louis B"hrrns, Mr.. Kurd von schloscr
| y. \. Lutka, ,irrmsn Consul,
NSs Il i%% may N% %anrsaL As sa Market
james n. y. Jackson. rToist.m Episcopal Thec
| Douglas MoOrc's Son, High school. Va
| EnDrh 1ntten.
| NOTItE-Thc public are cantinnci arninst certain
prpaietic paint vrnderS VA Washington, WHO have oi
late ls.n r,prSiIti themselves ar,nrs anil or
Ing for sale lrunt lad Paint tand IN insancss
We advised, eil'-ting sales under these i'iIrna
IiOIsI We wish To that all such representations
llss and sales fraudulent, and that they earned
| furnish one pound Of lr"nt lad Paint. W. have .
FEW agents In Washington taking orders for ironI lad
Paint and they Property authorized In order "a
S SST Pn T' nil do Wei TO sdft our once o. rn.
| agents 10 produce authority 10 furnish.
| JAMES MCIAIN,
| 81 street northwest
| my3I.im Washington, ne.
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Is far superior to any medicine offered the pub
lie.
No. Is n positive cure for kidney and liver com
plants and kindred distslss, such SICK htatiache,
chills and fever, &c.
PopUlio M : Is u powerful vitaliEing tonic and an
effective remedy for bronchitis, asthma pulmonary
Diseases and debility. Price 81 per bottle For sale
hy all druggists ap4If
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BOARD. ga tn 80 rin MONTH. AND N' PER

Nr,ur'iinS To the length Of stay number IN party. and
s-t'n ~ r'z'iit>. Fur rrtlrSt 81 wpirrs and othrr
rarthuiars Apply tn J. ". CAMERON. tlpb. Hotel.
NuxrSia Tia. uni the 1T d." at Junr. and amer that
at the JurItnn ItskhrslH' Alum :, rugs Rskhridgp
S,Eniy. Va. Mr.. J. y. w,siDw tNiI. iorni"r man
1Ssr nj TIE iiaNi-N Spr rt nni nnrr fr,nily nf the
'Hknfy Spg!ns-s, viii u. nItu1Err IIS high rnpntT-
trn Will II. sitfiri,'nt GUARANTEE that everything
uirirr his management wilt br ,Ulurt'l IL III" very
i--i stNl". J. W. CAMERON.
t-s-tm ApgI-Il, TIA,
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CuupuES's play suits, linen suits, N.2', $40,
'''''' '''' a. SAX, 4 Co., so seventh Street,
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ROCK ESoN SPRINGS,
NEAR WINCHESTER. VA,
WILL BE OPEN JUNEL
~ - ittAll Proprietor.
TERMS:
For the month OF June, - per week: from July J.,
tl prr single week four weeks and over $40 to II ~
pr week, ucIUr'liug To accommodations.
Take 80 M. train by Met. Branch. Bait. 4 q. II.
u. Fars tn the springs and return, $50.
One thousand feet aiove the level: cool, shady
and comfortable: good fbos abundantly supplied.
Waters healing aud strengthening.
For accommodations apply tn
mysStf 0l Ninth street, Washington, II. e.
THE WENTWORTH, HOUSE,
NEWCASTLE, ". H.,
Three miles from Portsmouth, will open e r the sea-
sou June Il, under new management. with new APP
potntments. Ftfty rooms have been added TO the
hottse the present season, making IL now one OF the
largest and in point OF locality, convenience and com
fnFt and the magnificent view OF ocean and mountain
sceueTy without rival on the coast. The long aud
snSsssfl experience OF the subscriber Is sufficient
guarantee that the most sanguine anticpatons Of his
guests will be realized For circulars, Til June i5 send
To Ray stale House Boston, Mas.
mysa TuSThsIn GIDEON HAYNES, Proprietor
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GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
FOUNDRY NJ. I CHURCH.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
JUNE ASDs
Thursday cycninia Musical Concert Of rare merit
by the b,st talent OF the city, commencing at o'clock
sharp. Friday evening Select iicndlngS
strawberry and Floral Festival In the Lecture Room
each evening. Tickets, good for both evcnings.l ~
cents. jcttM
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SUMNER RESORTS.

-----------~~ --~-g-~SSs-S>,~,Soo,~~S~oo
MSON HOUSE
AND wy
E -
Tx REMOVE HOTEL.
on ruE
=
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
Ths-e poInl.r mountain rraorts arc now opcn n,r
the entertainment Of summer visitors nnd ,,f.r su
p.rrtor aFJDutuo-iations Iorated in the r,List Of
b,atN s,rsss scsnspy, where The air and water are
s S1r M ,s,pes, ~, Ssn,b az. ,nmn m,n.ie
ami irayrsrs Tie aai,.,ut e"intpy aIr,r,s cxr,i
trut tr,St nSnlng ana cunning
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UULN IT 4 ~
- SATURDAY EVENING, JrSEa
ART STUDIES AND pASTOMtAFS
UNDEi, riiE DIliEt .rIOS OF Mr.u.B. BARTLETT
given by the
LADIES OF TIFF AGGRESSION CHURCH.
PROGRAMME
Cleopatra on Her Way to Meet Marc Antony"
Statunry The Countess Monument" Picture
LIAR and turtlca." Ignorance Is Hiss" "A song
Of MIRIAM" Picture-"1TagHr." KlngSlcy's Three
Fishers"
FART n.
"Rriurn From the Harvest" Stntuc-"DOlcs Far
Nirntr." "niqltricr ,rncl sitting for Her Portrait
THE sculptor Boy" "wUman's RighlA"
Boat Srrnr-"Drinlng." Statue" Riodlcoa" "Ju.
dth AMI iIulof'rnrSs" THE Magic Mirror" Mother
GoDsc p,ntnnnc."
Curtain RISES ut n. NJ precisely.
Tickets for sale at MelerOlts Music store, PennSyl.
van avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
le5-W
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IvIsoN, BRAKEMAN, TAYLOR a co.
mys I3s aud 10 Grand street, New York.
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FOR CIT GRANITE

L
OTTlCE SIAIT. uAh AND NAVY pEF'T BUIL'G
WAsuINGIoN, l.. T.. Nay Il. Isl
Proposals fuT furnishing the rtt Granite required
in the Construction q two staiTWays I'm the cas-,
wing of the STATE War and Navy DcfaEtlncnt huIld,
ing. viii be rJcivcd until mon Of June - lS55 and
opsnei Immediately iLervaftcT. blank t,Tms SpS,
cidcAiicns and any ,l-iryl iniUEnaIiOn can b hal
on application a. Lhs Ctlce.
THOMAS l. CASEY,
myls6i Lieut. CcL corps Of Engineers
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jeiMiw
ONorosALs rOE sIATIONERY.

prOIOSALS FoG STATIONERY.
WAs nEFNETVEST
wI<HIS.srUN CTIN, Nay y. ls75.
SoAlrd IFOI.-Als asllp->sSl 81 the -.JfetaTy %
War viii hc rccciusd a. this l. FdTtncnI uutn l.
O'Clock Oh TIT IsSBAG. the .lsi u! Junc Isl
for supplying The >isfiSTS i-T the War 4 IaTtIleuI
and il biircaGs iOT the iis'al year ending June -
ls7S
4 schedule 81 the ARTICLES rsSUirc,I and 8 hank
fhrn Of nIsrsl Sil &c Furnished I'll application To
the Chicf Clerk
The slSIiGneTy uausi he Of the hs,t quality.
samples mus AccFlEany earA BID
The surC,sslul 6illcE will le required To give
bond with APPROVED suFytit-. tyE the faithful oil
illmeni Of his CONTRACT. and the Department win
re~eTve the right IL 0ENscT the sTticles IL may
dem pr,f-T and Ia iurTca>c diminish the guam
tity stated in the = hsstule-
ArIiClcs Ia nAnsi in Tie schedule arc 10 be fur
nished Al the oisica cf The Experiment. al the low
ct market TEi0e I'D ". No kAEl.
my9S, Jrilgl SyyFesaTy Of WaE.
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D.a,IS,~AI!> rIg ROLLED IRON HEAN> Fbl
l. IDAi. VAULT fNhu TiIE Nl.w JAIL ia
TIii: nISTnUTOf IsIi.i MIRA

O-Ifr TtT SIrsENs~INs. NEJ uIgff-,I
T-EN~t'aN ierNrTsFNr.
W y~.iI<'s TssN. !, e. Jus@ .. -.
SrsiSl p-sIs FSal. III - n~iyVrl At tii- it-
Ill /: an IN The sh Jsy 81 iiJ,.r. ISL ET Supply
iic delivering F;i.I.x Sni FASTING la plagC
pr'r R.tl!'~i ~ FcI-i- ~ r>iuh'-t ftT tn"
tsfl.T N, fiili ii ia. al vkIii fEr tn Esl Oi
the ni-irir 'f '.'iuml'is ia a>N'Tisu,r with trav
irs,. .IS.-'fitat'-..I si'.i .sis,>!'i;---
trN II .gssfi,--:. sir.l ~ 'lnl- aG,l sry 81
Iii ,',Al infirGrf;i'I '!,-y L. h.'i i;,it1: ~
ib!. .iirc. = !.r:. l. 4 IN 4: :sszy "a. ia w
slNf- -. HILL
HI - s.Ty sing N-rh'tgN;.
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AMNlS EAIENT2.

W WASHINGTON BJ'SiNlSSS COLLEGE, LIN.
cIn hall THURSDAY EVENING, June ~ at 8
O'Clock. Twenty seven graduates. Friends and FOR.
n,er students cordially requested 10 apply at college
offics for invitations. Evening sessions OF the col.
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HAPPI RELIEF
To all suffering from chronic diseases of all kinds
Confidential consultation invited personally or by
remedies. Books and circulars sent free In sealed on.
yclopes. Address Howard AssOyiatlon 40 n. Ninth
street Philadelphia, Pa, an Institution having high
reputation for honorable conduct and professional
KIN myis.Iy
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-21
LATEST LOCAL,

IT was a disOrderly night last night
Fifteen persons were arres ted for dis,
orderly conduct.
THE grocery store at the corner o
Clark and Rittenhouse streets was
robbed of quantity OF tobacco lasl
evening.
THUS far this month thirteen lost chill
dren have been relutned TO parents BY
the police. We m gut add that sevei
were girls. Keep them tied to your
apron strings.
A GENERAL FRACAs took place las,
night Az PicktlvS saloon, on From,
street, which resulted in one
woman receiving severe cut
or stab with an lce-pick in the hands Of
another woman. The injured woman
refused to be taken to the hospital. T Q
Would-be murderess Is contined in Ham.
mOnd street.
THE Board OF Pubic Works to-day
unanimously vetoed Tue proposition OF
the Gas Company 10 buy the lamp-posts
and light and extinguish the lights &C.
cording 10 an old Timetable adopted by
ordinance in May, 1868 This bill had
passed the Common council aud re-
celved the signature of the Mayor. II
Is the hrst Instance in which the Board
Of Public Works did not concur in The
action o. the City Council.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-21
REMARKABLE LAKES.

On the top Of II ridge Of mountains in
Portugal, called Estralia, are two lakes
OF great extent and depth, especially
one OF them, which is said to be unfath.
omabie. What is chiefly lemarkable In
them is that they are calm when the sea
is SO, and rough when that is stormy. II
Is therefore probable that they nave q
subterranean communication with the
ocean; and this seems to be confirmed
by the pieces OF ships that they throw
up, though almost forty miles distant
from the sea.
There is another extraordinary lake
in that country, which, before storm,
is said TO make a frIgntful rumbl ng
noise, that may be heard at a dis tance
OF several miles. And we are also told
of ptot or fountain called "Ferven-
cias," about twenty miles from Coimbra,
that a6sOrDS not only wood but the Ii tht-
est bodies thrown into it, such as cork,
straw, feathers, etc., which sink to the
bottom and are never seen more. To
these we add remarkable spring near
Entremos, whtch petrifies wood, or
rather encrusts it with case of stot,e I;
but the most remarkable circumstance
is, that in summer it throws UP water
enough to turn several mills, and in
winter is perfectly dry.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-21

The elections are over, and the fierce
iumult that seemed threatening has for
the present subsided.
The discord between the Columbian
Government and the Panama Railroad
Company has been patched up. In spite
of this, the Government will press the
Company to fulfill its agreements for th G
prolon2ation OF the road into the bay.
Peru-rhe elections Of the 21St OF Oc.
tober passed of without the violence
that was apprehended.
Dir. MeiggS representatives have be.
gun work to carry out energetioally his
contract with Peru.
MOnsenor MOnceni, the Envoy Extra
ordinary OF His Holiness the Pope, has
been formally received by the Govern
ment of Peru. This is the first occasion
upon which the Papal { Court has honored
the fourth American r public with a
Minister of such high rauk.
Chili-PrecursO OF earthquakes in
the form of subterranean rumbIings were
recorded early in October. These mani.
testations, together with the soothsay.
inss of Professor Falb, tend 10 keep the
people OF COpiapo ou the tiptoe of alarm.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-21

The Rev. Horace Bushnell, the biina
preacher, was seyenty-hVe years Old
yesterday.
j. W. Watson, Esq, Of New York, was
among the arrivals ut the Burnet House
yesterday.
Col. Woods and wife, Philadelphia,
and f. j. Maybsrry, Grand Rapids, are
| at the Gibson House.
DR.. j. W. Homes will be present this
evening at the closing m acting at the
FrienHs Meeting House.
Mr.. Orlando NJ. Harper, OF Pittsburg.
we'll known at Clifton, was married ou
Thursday, Nov. Is, to Miss Kathleen
Ludlow. daughter Of Dr.. J. Livingston
Ludlow, of Philadelphia.
Henry W. Huthsing, a prominent st.
Louis detective, has been in tue city for
several days, and, with the aid of Col.
onelbaker and his associates, has rec ~
cred u large amount Of sto en- property
and returned with 1t TO st. Louis.
Dir. j. j. Barrett, son of Mr.. Michael
Barre OF the Adams Express COMPANY.
was married last evening TO Miss Mary
Frances Doherty, daughter OF the late
DR.. DJherty, Coroner o. Hamilton Coua-
ty. The ceremony was performed By
R1y. Father Bernard at st. Georges
Catholic Churon i'll the presence OF q
large numb Il Of invited guests. After
The ceremonies supper was served a5 the
residence OF the BRIDES mother.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-21

The eleventh annual session of the
National Grange met in secret session
at 10 O'Clock to-day in the Grand Hotel
and went through the preliminaries, pre-.
paratory to the business which they in-
tend to transact. The morning was con-
sumed in the reading OF reports, ana the
address of the Grand Master.
The Order is well represented fr oni
all the States in which il is gradua lily
gaining III numbers, Influence and
wealth.
Important questions will come up for
discussion this essiOn relative to the
modes proceeding and the objects to
b" attained by the Grangers.
Indeed, the main part Of the work of
the session must OF necessity be devoted
TO the crystaiization aud systematiza.
ton OF the Grange work, aud a decision
must be reached whether there is to be
any louger National Grange, aud if so
what are to be It's functions, powers and
limitations.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-21
CRAZED AT THR ALTLR.

Lizzie Detrick is a native of Hagcrs-
town, Md, aud Is reputed to bs worth
considerable property, which she has
saved through hard working life IL
forty years. A few weeks ago che left
Frederick to return to HaSerstowA.
where her father lived. 1t seems abs
had TWO admirers, one William a.
mans. Of Vermont, and another man
whose name we could not learn, but who
live, out on the Western frontier. Mr.,
Gymans, a widower, took Miss Detrick's
bank account into his own keeping. Oa
Thursday last the couple visited priest
IN H"gerstown, aua just as the words
were about to he pronounced making
them man and wife. the woman went OF
into spasm, aud was clrried from The
church a raviny maniac.-[fGederIck
{ Nd Times.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-21
NEW YORK CITY.
Watterson's Lecture.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-Mr. Henry Wat
terson, editor of the Courier.J ournal OF
Louisville, KY, Ieotured last night at
Cbickering Hall before large and dis
tinguished audience. The subject OF his
lecture was the "COmcalities, Whinsic-
aliLies and Realities Of Southern LII g."
Violating the Liquor Law.
Mr.. DelmOnicO, the well-known res
taurant proprietor, was arrested last
evening on charge Of violating the lIq-
uor law. He was taken before the pre-
siding Justice at the Tombs, and held in
500 bail for trial. A number OF other
persons were also arrested on the same
charge, but as the principal witness
against them was an ex-cUnYict, they
were not held.
Lunatic's Suicide.
Catherine Lester, the wife OF Prot.
Lester, astrologer, committed suicide at
BlackwelPs Island yes erday, by hang
ing herself. She was committed to tue
Island about a week ago as a lunatic.
Important to HOtei.keepers.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Major General
Hancock has been beaten III a suit the
result OF which is OF general Importance
TO ohote-keepers. The action was bro ugbt
TO recover the value Of $4,000 worth OF
jewelry, stolen while he was living at a
hotel In this city.
Having male contract for board, 1T
Is held that he was not a guest but a
boarder, which re !eased the hotel pro-
prietor from all responsibility.
Skating at Central Park.
The funds Of The Park Commissioners
are 80 low that it is feared tuat no ar
rangements can be made for skaters at
Central Park this winter.
Orange Blossoms.
VIM. Fl. Vanderbilt will give his third
daughter, Florence e., In marriage to
Hamilton Mex. Townley at st. Barthol-
ONE Mls tnis evening.