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Evening star., 1877-11-13
THE COTRTS.


CIRCUIT CoURT.-Jtstce C0rfteT.
tiff CLARK aEt Leia and Rspicy: juror withdrsvn.
Today, esltz agt. RreCNEzi; verdict tr piaintin
sS; q Edwards admiuis'rator, ast heen,i Jarvr
EQUITY CouRr-I,.dgs Eglis.
Io-Say, Po,.mse stes,meost 20 sst UpPer Pa's-
mac stsamhost g. shd We 'srss o1icr SxiSud,lG
confesso Russell at kIssell IN hesring.
PROBATE CoURT-Ji0fgs Ola.
pointed guardian; bond SO = state OF wm. gan.
taken under sdVisrmeut Estate of Daniel sullivan;
letters issued TO Johanna sullivan; bond sac. The
viii Of the late e Rohr wa hlei aiI proven, aud
Sl,H0 Adjourned T. to morrow az n O'Clock.
POLICE CoURT-Jtdcs chsen.
To-day. JaIHrs O BTieu. a Young hi;a man. plead
guilty 10 disturbing the audience at tha Th-atar
sem down for vacraucy Mflten ant Gesrga tIrlSs.
e,l,red char1el with disturb .ng the c5agvra-
ter, assault ard battery g small c1orcd iy named
IBnes HIct- di,charginC Pist q, "a. laH Il which
PoUl-on testified a. 20 the chara,ter 81 the wound
and the defence was that he shaoiHs accifenta
Cash us; - Carter Braxtou, assault on Roh.r,
Edel.u, coiorGi ha testimony showed thar Eds'n
lEd,lln - wife snt that B-sNtHa having D. en- caught
hF kdeliH iH cgmp-r 10 With her. EraN' n struck nd"
ORDERLY c1Td1cf A. -. Ti.,,.- 4, .3,e9l 49,,
on special CfSc"r Young. JJm-s Bri p. assault or
GdmtIuc: 30 EarrI r k.r s'. -S1rriI Nh
grand lgrc' nv 0i 2 k-t ok ntai3-.uE IsH fgn
Joseph Mushts,h. " ~ testified -h,f - was iutnRt
Gated on the OH instant AMI l,t shoe stur ou O
street 10 g. t. the AleNsEdlia depot he hst th.
pocket book hsH ke started. AUf WIN "a arrive
AZ the depot - ss gone. lie took ifiaAs with d
stranger at tie -. Marc hotel G-f.,tiyr srE.
trcSh testified thar be arrested Baker at house .
Ill fame IN 9th street, asleep. When awakened vi.
Hess told BIN hat hc wanted st Police heal
quarter T, ard dcf"ni7Ut asN'd wh, lai given hr
away fe q Rot deny e rphhaiH, hlt sud IA sap
posed he wac good iHI a trip Co atHa-N g. hal bsI
nHe Gents with hfm, Baker i a stranger here. an.
mUshhach bntHIE- IA alexandria u LHn arrest.
- % nl =. a. ~ .r 81.
went O. h.- friends VINO ere slon- With him, grand
yury, S2tU1 bones
Evening star., 1877-11-13

DIED AT PRAYERS-TAe Corpse Dressed in
An0ther Mans CtOfhLlg.-The Rtchmol ld Ea-
qGTer of Saturday sayS:-Between the hours
of TWO aud three O'Clock yesterday morning
John cambridge, who resided at No. III i1Ch
street, was found dead in his room. 1t ap-
pears that John Smith, the proprietor of the
EouSe where deceased boarded, seeing light
burning In the room occupied by one of his
bOarueTs, went up 10 have il put out. When
he entered the room h e discovered the occu
Iant, JOhp DanoTidge, kneeling at the side o!
the bed. Smith spoke to him about being so
exiraVagant with the oil. Not receiving any
re- pOnse, he went Up and caught hold OF Dan
drldse. when he discovered the man was
GeHd. The coroner. upon h"iDg notified, went
down and viewed the body, and decided tne
deceased died of heart disease, and deemed
an Inquest unnecessary. The body was taken
II charge by friends and arranged FOR butial ,
JUst as the WORK had been finished q man
entered the room, and seeing the curp e
Or ssed n his clothing, became very much
~ csI.sed, and had them taken Off After
gre Al u difHculty enough clothing was obtained
10 supply the want.
Evening star., 1877-11-13
WASHINGTON, 18th November,

To the BOdrd Of Trustees cf The U'dshi,,gfon Be
nerote,R EHdorme1t Association Of the Dis
tTict Of Columbia:
Gentlemen:-Accept my thanks for the
prompt and liberal manner in which you
have paid me the 81 900 of insurance due in
sequence of the death Of my late husband
Franz Dierkoph who died suddenly at AIex-
andria, Va. on the 10Th OF September, 1871,
holding two certificates of endowment iu
your association for 800 each.
i desire also to express my gratitude for
the kindly interest manifested by your Off
GERS in my welfare. Yours, res oectfuliy
LOUISE DIERKoPH
go South Carolina ayenue
Evening star., 1877-11-13

FRIGHTFUL TRAGEDY IN New YORK
Henry Hausman, porter, living In New
York, shot his three children and himself
One child was Instantly killed, another
fatally and the third dangerously wounded
His own wounds are believed to be fatal He
came home and found no supper ready and
his wife intoxicated. He sent his little bow
out for beer, and as he returned fired at him
with revolver. Another child he shot in
lis bed, and the third while in its mother s
arms. He then emptied two loads from the
revolver into his own breast and fell to the
floor unconscious.
Evening star., 1877-11-13
The CoiuEIbia InstitutIOn for fire
EPas and Dumb.

ANSTAL REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS.
The directors Of the Columbia Deaf and
Dumb A. lum report that 10. pupils have
been Under Instruction since July Isl, 1876.
and tEat only one death has occurred, a case
of accidental drowning. The new buildings
of the Il St.fU;IOn have been nearly cCmplet
ed, ard their cost viii fall within the amount
appropriated. The current expenses fOr the
year are 500 81. and there mas been 5Npsl-
ded on bui 'dirgs S5E-esl - Besides the esiI-
mates submitted for current expenses, the
directors SsA for an additional 81 90 for fur
nishiDg and hflUg Up the new buildings and
for the enclosure, Improvement ana care OF
The grounds, ard ET-e that the amOu It's be
appropriated So as 10 be available during the
current e. cal year. a. The ear cOmI'e. ion
of the contemplated irpg0 TtIaents IS very
important.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

DEATH on THE WITNESS STAND
Lewiston, Juniata county, Pa last week,
Jerome Eetrlck, p former member of ia ,
eg1s' iture I0m that county and an eSi tenn Il
citizen. feil dead on the witness stand whilst
iesufyihg in court to q bank robbery. Het-
about to relate the confession of his own
br"lber-t in law acknowledging the robbery
when his limbs seemed paraiyZed. ne
Strengthened himself as if making great
eXsrtiOn to move forward; a friend rose with
him as II TO support the quivering form
when Hetrick's jaw fell with a gurgle and
ne sank back nfeless in the arms of his
f.ieuu.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

WILBoR's Con Liver OIL AND LINE
Persons who have been taking Cod Liver
DIl will be pleased TO learn that Dr.
Wilbor has succeeded, from directions
or several professional gentlemen. ia
combining The pure oil and lime in
such manner that il is pleasan 1T TO
The taste, and It's effects in long Complaints
are truly wonderful. Many persons whose
cases were pronounced hopeless, and who
had taken the clear oil for long lime with.
out marked effect, have been eGtirely cured
oy using this preparation. BE sure and get
lhe genuine. Manulactured only by A. B.
Wllcor, chemist, Boston. Sold by all drug
gists. ttb
Evening star., 1877-11-13

BALL0T-BoX STUFFING IN MISSISSIPPI
The Jackson (Miss.) Times of the Gtn instant
says: Gas the ballotting was about TO com
mence in the south ward this morning and
when everything was supposed to be In read
mess, citizen suggested the proprety OF
examining The ballot oOX. Objections were
made, but the citizen insisted, and the box
was finally opened, when a whole hatful OF
tickets for Mr.. Patton for magistrate was
found within. 1t is claimed that these tickets
were some that were LETT over from the last
election, but ii Is suspected that some fellow
mad been voting early as well as Often"
Evening star., 1877-11-13

DFFDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:
f. A. Kennedy 20 NJ. A. Terry, $500, lots 6
and I, square SG4; j. g. Harkness trustee, n
A. VI. Smith. -, sub lot 10. square 1Sl: p,
+. Iarner ct al. trustees, TO NJ. F. Ford.
5000, east half lot 2, square 1G6; James
Smith 10 {. T.. Skinner ct AL, trustees, -
parts lots II and p. square 5Gs: c. +. Hamilton
J. W. Simms to A. j. Bentley S26 600 Iofs
II, u ard f, square $50; l.. G. and H VI
Tallmage tn G. b. Whiting, Sl.G1O sub lot
40. square 90; G. NJ. Matthews 10 +. B Nit
Cheil, - 500. sub. lot II of sub 1 to H. SQUARE
3Gi c. Segrelson to Catherine Robinson $3.50
part lot x. Thierkelds addition to George
Town; Elizabeth Pella to George Pfluger; $50
south part lot 10. square S6; lila NJ Stans-
bury TO Mary A. Cam 3beil. S1.O0o. east % art
lot !, sub lot II, square 4g2; w. H Ward ct
al, trustees. to Robert Bovd, So 800, lot % su b
lots and 7, sub square 2S7.
Evening star., 1877-11-13
srReing baulked of the canital st !

RF Being banked OF the capital, st. Louis
proposes stupeDdous dog show.
SThe under secretary for India esti-
million sterling.
- English labor Is being undermined
even In the matter of cofii as, which are sent
20 Lond on from Norway.
- Dubuque mother troke her little girls
al-U py giving IL q sudden wrench to compel
the ."2lld TO come in the house when she was
Evening star., 1877-11-13

KILLED IL a ACTIoS-Tibe Deuh Of Prince
Sc. gus Lel1cR eft6eTg The late Prince y =
giuS LeuC!itenbeTg, third son of the Grand
DuCnGsS Marie, SISTER Of the Gar, was A.
tached 10 The staff OF the CzaTewitch. AMI has
participated in several OF the battles along
the LON, on every occasion showing himself
courageous even to TecklessueSS. This was
the case notably at the battle of ADi4va.
where he was expo To a severe fire for q
long time. He was a young man of perhaps
twenty-five years, tall and blonde, with r
peculiarly sensitive and sympathetic nature
that gain ed him a multitude of friends. There
was probably no greater favoTite in the army
OF the Czarewitch, and his loss Is prODOrs ion
ateiy deplOred. His two elder brothers, Eg-
gene and Nicholas, are also i'm the army, the
former In command OF a igade OF drago-
mans, the latter ia command OF brigade of
bussaTs. Both were with Gen. GOurkO on his
expedition over the Balkans. Eugene H IL
be remem hered as having distinguished him.
self Al khiva; and, i'll fact, all three are well
Known IN the army, not only for special acsS
OF bravery, but for their general Courageous
compartment. The fourth son OF the Duchess
George, is in ST. Petersburg. The Grand
Duchess Marie, after the death of her hus-
band, Prince Leuchtenberg, contracted a
norgeDa!ic marriage with Count StrogaaOf,
and has since died. Besid four sons there
are two daughters, Princess Marie OF Rade
and Princess Eugene OF Oldenb erg.-[ L0adla
Daily NCJCS.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

THE COMMUNIST VOTE IN CHICAGo.-Tne
chicago Tribune of the Stn instant saws:
The most surprising feature OF the local
election was thai the cOmmunis Il ticket poIIAi
between 5000 and 900 votes In the city As
ELECTION day approached 1t seemed 10 be for
soilen ,hat there was any such ticket in the
field. The newspapers paid 40 attention
whatever TO it. The campaign committees
ignored ii. II it was thought OF at all, II was
only as The old Parsons Nc Auliffe gang that
never mustered more than few hundred fol-
lowers on any OCCASION"
Evening star., 1877-11-13

How HE RECOVERED Hrs SPEEcH-J l.
Itttlepage, who was found guilty in the
Henrico county (Va.) court OF forgery, after
three trials, and who was believed to hav e
been seized with paralysis and became
speechless, has been put under the influence
OF chloroform by medical commi ssion and
found 10 be fetgning speechlessness. Little
last, and has never been known ID utter a
word until put under the influence of drugs
yesterday.
Evening star., 1877-11-13
District Government Affairs

Mr.. II. Nelson Chapman was to-day ap-
pointed by the District Commissioners a
justice OF the peace for the District.
Mr.. l.. =. Emery, president of the county
board OF aimoners, reports In relation to the
disbursement of that portion of the $50 900
appropriated by Congress for the poor of the
District, as was used by the county board
mat the money-s2 056.62-was expended as
follows: S2L70 for medicines, $3.50 for print
ing, and the remainder for food and fuel
The almOners performed the duties of Wis
ftors 10 a considerable extent themsel yes,
aided by the police and citizens.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

ENGRAVISGs, WATER CoLoRs, &c, AT
AUCTIoN.-A fine display of pictures will be
on exhibition Tomorrow, at the old estab.
lfsbment OF Mr.. Francis Lamb, on Penna
avenue. between 18th and 18th streets, which
are 10 be sold at auction on Thursday morn
ing, Nov. 18th, commencing at II O'Clock, by
AuctioDeer Bowling. There are quite a
number of fine specimens in water and oil
IN this COLLECTION, which is well worthy the
attention OF buyers.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

TO LADIES AND GENTLxMEN.-We wish
10 call attention 10 A. Fischer's Cherlica |
u street, near 9th street. BY promptly adopt-
ing the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European invention, he is en-
aoIed 10 do his work in manner not to be
equaled by those not possessing these fsciI-
lties. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies and
Gents Suits are, In fact, the cheapest in the
city on account of his superior work. Give
anteed.
Evening star., 1877-11-13
Governments Hospital for the Insane
ANNUAL REPoRr OF THE BOARD OF WIS.,
ITORS.

ITORS.
The annual report of the board Of visitors
10 the government hospital for the insane,
states that during the year ending June %,
1877, 9i2 persons were treated, tan increase OF
IL over the previous year., of which NUN Der
50 were discharged as recovered, 10 i'm
proved, unimproved, aud % died. I9S pa
uents were admitted during tns yeaT-lE
males and oil females; frt m the army 40:
from the navy 6, and from civil life I'D. Tue
recoverles during the year were 81 per cent.
OF the discharges, ~ per cent. of the aimis-
slons, and per cent. OF the whole number
under treatment The death rate of males
was 62 and "A fraction and OF females 81 ald
a traction in q thousand. The hospital since
IL has been opened has treated i,Ul persons;
% pay patients nave been treat ii during tue
year aud 80 now remain. The wholesale
market value of the farm and garien
products WAS 50, ,g92 9S. Expe1diLlras
curing the year amounted 10 s1G5214 9S and
OF This amount the United States has pro-
vtded SlJ0, 600, the remainder coming from
pay patients, lhe sale of stock etc. An aver
age OF tIO insahe persons has been lodged,
Clothed, fed, ETC., Al cost of less thaa ~ -
per week, and the visitors declare thai tae
work has been well and creditAbly do4e.
Tde nope Is express that Co IgreSs viii
cons der aud pass At It's approa 'ntag ,ssi n
the Ii 20 Cenue n privileges and OOlixa-
lions OF the railroad jhat was buiil a few
years $50 without prop ! gll authority \
across iEe river trOGIuf tue naSptiaI grDup Il
Ia cUmm+n'iug On the reJireia snL OF D-
N4chol l. from thsoftic- of SuperiuIe ldent. "a
:, n 'Hte " 'ihi'i W lupltiln tittF
the first al lpropr atiou BY Congress in
august. 'sJ,. JOT "A Gov. HnSptlal Tor the Ia
sane. DT Nichols Wa. call o lire ctthe wn-<
Of 60 -stILcl on, selected t;.e preSaut sl.- So
p~rvlSed th erect o Of Tue original IA Hue,
AID h8l been AT Tie slme o. his Ie;iTen -nt ia
Ie,p"i sIbl. charge Of tn hosp "a fO- early
p ears while hIs conn, Ct.Uu with us o.sa i
lZatiOI ard mana --nirut eXsndS over "a
q 'artfr II q century. The rep 'rt , } .Sl.S Xi II
"a deserved compliment TO Dr. Nichols for Jh .
mtnner IN which his ariuou~ labprs were
performed, assuring him that ne carries w!lh
him IN his new field of labor the best wisue +,
and regards OF those who nave been asSpci-
ated with him IN the management of the hos
p.Ial.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

ELEGANT C0oKERY.-It is easy enough to
have your breakfast and tea rolls or biscuit.
Wafies, crullers, mullins, &c, nice, light and
nutritious by using DOOIey's Yeast PV,C1IeT.
Try it.
Evening star., 1877-11-13
Heather Indications To-Day.
LOCAL NEWS.


NOfiOrnl ~ ectCT-Bess Eng liSh Opera Conn.,
fapy in sThe Chimes OF Normandy"
TAease- Co-rrGUe.-"TEe CCnvtcts Revenge"
and varieties.
Evening star., 1877-11-13
wlsurNcroNr.r Dpoy-

A WksHINGToNIAN DRoWNED-Tae
steamer John w. Thompson reports that AZ
CurriomaD. Va, q man named Samuel
Hansley, Of Washington, who was fishing in
small ssilbnat. was thrown overb 1ard and
drowned by the upsetting OF his vessel. The
body was not recovered.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

THE REASON WHY all housekeepers ard
others use the Alcdoian Security OIL Is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use. II
is the best In the world. All storekeepers
sell IL. Try II, and you will have 40 other.
Take nothing bat Aladdin.
Evening star., 1877-11-13
CITY ITEMS

CoRsETs for 90, 75c., s1, ~ J0-lIght blue.
PINK, cardinal and navy blue; so bones for 81
at Friebus', 500 Market Space. tths
Evening star., 1877-11-13

"THE BEST PILL / EVER USED, is the
nequent remark of purchasers OF Cdyfe7's
Lille LigeT Pills. When you have tried them
store,
Evening star., 1877-11-13

HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers.
ana hose who have been dosed, drugged
and quacked. Pulvermacher's EleeIric Rslts
ehectually cure permature debility, weak
ness, and decay. Book and Journal, with
information worth thousands, mailed free
ADDRESS Pulvermacher Galvanic Co, New
York City. G.Is dSkrv
Evening star., 1877-11-13

THE BEDFORD SUIT. for children. IS ono
OF the newest styles. We offer a servieabie
tut In this style at 81. A. Saks & Co.'s Boys
Department, 3i6 eth street
Evening star., 1877-11-13

BLACK SILK FIRING IS, newest designs,
Ior 40, %, -, %, -, 95 and 500 per yar1. at
FTiebus', SO9 Market Space. IIe.eoG
Evening star., 1877-11-13

YoUNG's PATENT DETERG ENT is The finest
Cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grocers tr
Evening star., 1877-11-13
AuUSPneufs.

NGrtO9sdt Theu'eT.-The first performance of
the new Hess English Opera Company last
evening in 4" a summer Nights Dream" was
very acceptable TO the critical audience as
SEN bled 10 hear IL. The opera contains some
very pleas ing music, and the characters we e
all well sustained. Miss Melville as % Ieen
Elizabeth" was favorably received. Her
vo,ce Is pure ia tone and well manage1, and
Sue IS spTightlg and graceful actress. Mr..
Castles voice has considerably improved
Sli &c his visit last year, and reminds ole of
his early uinmplIs. Peakes is always gooi
ana always popular, and so is Mrs. S5guin.
10 night The Gaines of Normandy" will
pe prcduceC for the hrst tn . In this city.
rCf1S Opera H0Use.-The production Of
slad zap Violet" on Thursday and Friday
evenings promises TO be very successful.
" 1Llss STOCKTON Is 20 assume the title role. and
M sue W II ne assisted by some OF de best am 4
tenrs in the city
1neGT CoDaQus-The progrsmme this
week is iully up 10 the standard 1.-The Con-
Wet revenge IS q sensational dra ma. with
variety stars appear in their specIaItI,Ns
Evening star., 1877-11-13

The sbeve Oil can be had al Geo. Ryneal,
Jr.'s, go d street northwest s1.S:
Evening star., 1877-11-13

MARRIAGE LIcFN sEs have been issued to
Alonzo T.. HIlbrandt OF Brooklyn, n, ". "A nd
Edmopia Williams; Thomas f. Allen an
Catherine X. Allen; w. @. Davis and Olivia
j. ClemenisoD; Charles Herold and Annetta
A. Prefer.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

Ready-Made Department.
OVI.RCOATs.
RLUE oyER0oArs, fast color,
For go. 81. aud $50.
FALL OyERCOATS Tor $40 and SIS.
HEAVY BLOWN oyERCoAIs f.r 81 aud sls,
FINE BROwE oyEECoATs
For 30, SIS, g., sd SIS.
HEAVY BLUE CyERCOATs for so and s21.
HEAVY BLACK OvERCOATs frsm sIo 10 s2s.
FUR BEAvER ssd ELYsIAN oyEKOoArs.
From elo TO SIS.
sURToUTs.
LONG CLoAKs.
TALNAs from sIo to sz
nLUE LIVERY OyERCOATs, fast COLOR,
For S22So and $50.
BROWN LIVERY oyEECOATs. nov In wor
HEAVY ULsTEgs, from ssto sf
PLAID ULsTERs for SIS.
BLACK ULsTFBs for $40.
CALF HAIR ard yICUSA ULsTEKs
YICUKA LIVERY OYERCOArs. sx.
CLOSING OUr lots or
MN 1gyEBCoATs ara rALEss Tor ,',
AID
BOYS 0vEECOATs for 81.
g. oNE PRTCE ONLE
GEO. &. HFNNTNE
Evening star., 1877-11-13
Condensed Locals.

From J. G.. Parker, 6l9 Ith street, we have
he New y 6rk P9pSrsI 81 In advance OF the mail.
and extinsBished al 40 a. IN.
j. SLiiliuetOn sends the interesting Decem-
bsr DumbeT Of Dtn0TesfS A,T7U- q LdsttoTs.
Tie m OUOn for q new trial in the Alexan-
OIis court IN the case OF Benjamin Austin
against the Arlington Turnpike Company,
in which S2 5lo damages We're given by the
jury fer a broken leg, was OF erruled.
At ? meeting Of the Centrsl Temperance
con mittce laSr night. the names OF s. Nal
y Itq n r. ReaIIP Gus We AZ stymo1f
of MINI hHha LCuge, No. l. /. o. G.. T.. and
=. q. Arnold, A. NJ. Tanner and L. NJ. EXley
OF NJ Pleasant Division, Sons of Temper
aEcs were added TO the list Of delegates Rev
Mason Noble, and MessTs. DunninG, Ferry,
E6Lean end others made earnest addresses.
The Washington Dental Association me-
last night, Dr. j. &. Smith in the chair, anu
Dr X r. Hunt secretary. n resolution wss
adopted "tO prov de itself with all the den
tai journals, and also with the best medical
ard scieLuhc Journals" also, adopted an
au o. tInelt e. Us constitution taking the
ground that The time has arrived when The
only IL itgitimate entrance into The procession
is through a reputable dental college.
The KilbOurn anu I.afts Cases.
A few days since Messrs- Nattingly and
Jeifrles, fOT 81 Ssrs. EilbOurn and Oimstead,
entered n suit against James VI. Latfa, ask
ing that defendant be decreed 10 pay them
$500. The bill sets forth that In = - Kill
bOUIn and Jatta entered into partnership ip 20
carry on The business OF real estate agents
and brokers, and IN January, iSIf, Oimsteaf
entered into The nIm, and BY The terms of the
agreement kUtOuTD aud Ialfa were each to
receive three eighthS Cf Tie pTOits and
Olmstead one fourth; that they were rot to
DO any private business, and they charge
that Latta IN January, Isl, entered into "a
second agree mtuf with one J. j. StearnS
who was 10 furnish the money. ana Lstga
was 10 do The business. I'D iu such business
they sCcUmU lated 80 IGG.O9, that fer services
10 one PaUlus ThySOn they tkilbOUru and
Jatia} were 10 have conveyed 10 them Ger
tain lois: sud COmIlsinsu'S ChaTze t1at
Latta pIOCuTCd the conveyance Of said lots
10 one BiVinS. a bIO1heT-iT- law, and thereby
6efraUded hem. and they Cnasge, o. iHfOr-
nation, that tue profits of The business OF
Sie2IDs and Iatta. which, By the terms OF
the origin al agreement. should have been
paid into tie funds OF toe firm Of kil1Curn,
I.at'a ard OlnIstesd was St5O60. which they
ask that Latte may Oe required to pay.
SubsPgGeT fly n r. Lstta. by hessrs. Shell
labaTgeT end Wilson and Mr.. ". ID. Davidgc
filed 2 bill against kilbOuTn and Olmstead,
asking for sn account, an injunction to pre-
vent "a disposal of the essets OF the firm, and
the appointment OF a receiver. This bill,
after reCiipg The partnership, the property
10 which they acquired title, says that on
July 1st. 1slT, when an attempt was made TO
settle, the assets were about $1,000, and
none " that he was entitled to, and subse-
" ard denied the same 10 him. and that the
deTlSTd and BIlyeT property.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

ONLY OSE OF Burdette's New Store House S
on IN street, between VI and y, is len for
rent. ~" WV
Evening star., 1877-11-13

Miss soUIsEY, hair dresser, has removed
10 1913 + street northwest I
Evening star., 1877-11-13

NEW DRY GOODS, large assortment and
very cheap, At Csrter's. The Popular Dry
Goods Store. TO1 Marke. space. Black silks
back cashmores ami black alpacas. very
cheap; very large assortment OF beautiful
eolOTed dress goods, caShmeres. m0hairs,
knicllerbockers. &c double width cOlore1
dress goods, only fifteen cents, blankets and
thawls, very cheap.-Adr'.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

MARY CATHERINE."-Dani Cotter ast
night found a white fem male iafant about two
months old, on TIE pavement near toe park
on Massachusetts avenue, between 2Ist and
"a streets, northwest He took 10 TO tie 4th
precinct Stallion house. IL was neatly dressed
and note was pinned to Its dress, which
slated lis name was Mary Catherine. twill
pe cared for at 81. AIMS Infant Asylum