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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-03-18

The following letter has been published at
Antwerp:
Mr. EdiIor--I have been surprised ct reading
in your paper yesterday an article which
throws . doubt on the truth of the heroic words
of Cnmbronne at Waterloo. was there, and
I assert that they were eaid and repeated by
the rest of the Old Guard, by the Young Go ard
and by all the soldiers present. ] cried with
the Others, ''Vive CambrOnnei The Guard
dies but never surrenders.D 1 belIsve il my
duty before leaving this world to affirm its
truth.
lSigned1 LOUTs MKLxEr,
Old Surgeon 20 the BlxtF-6rst Of the Line,
Medal of Saint Helena.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-03-18

Rev. Fathers Damen, Condor, HIllmsn and
NasSelis, Of tha Society Of Jos1a, whose late
niision Ss Sc, Patiek's CSuroh, in taiu city.
uaa . epsaes1ssl, eEs rev esnaassins ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-03-18

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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-03-18

Star and Catholic Messenger
PusLssRnD wREkLY BT
sss Oyssaas OaGAs,se PsblSasssoa OosspGay Ss
20. li6 PovdrGs street.. sorSe1 q Ossap.
he Directors Of the Company ares
1t Rev. NAPoLEoN JOSEPH PERcHR,
Archbishop Of New Orleans,
49, President.
sfs y. CAsrELL,
Woe PresidenS.
W Rev. G.. RAYMOND,
III Rev. G. MoYNrHAN,
T. J. KENNY,
T. J. SMITH. G. N.
"a B. A. NEIrHART, G. IS. z.
~. r. r. ALLEN,
B. MoRTlMER.
H T. GmBoNs.
1fag MoCAHEREY.
n. B1CKLEY.
ecImunioAtionsar to be addressed 70 thsI
~ of1Ae EeTafnf StaS sn6 Oatkclie Msaasnesr |
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-03-18

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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-03-18

! TIE MoRNrSa HrAR has bssn slasep2
with tho approval Of the ecclesiastical
authority Of the Diocese, 10 supply On
admitted want In New Orlsanss and o
mainly devoted to the interests Of "a
Catholic Church. It will not interfere IN
politics except wherein they intsx1sse
with Catholic rights, but win exFsas
iniquity in high places. without regard o
persons or parties. Next to the spiziA1ns
rights OF all men. IL will especially ehazs-
pion tho temporal rights Of the pooe.
Il
ASproVasV tAs Most Roo AssasssAs1
We approve Of the Aforesaid sndas-
aking. and commend IL TO the Cethollaa
our Diocese.
~. II. ARcztnIsHoP or NEW OnxzAssA
Dsssmtev n, 1851.
Evening star., 1877-10-16
q o RG ETO wv.

DIED In BALTIAORE.-Col. T. ID. Chan6-
Ter, librarian of the Law Library in Balti-
more, died Sunday morning, after long
illness, at his residence in that city. He was
native Of Georgetown, and at the com
mence ment OF the Mexican war entered the
United states army as lieutenant Of infan-
Try, served with distinguished gallantry, was
twice wounded, and received the full rank of
captefns and for his conduct at the battles of
Monterey, Contreras and Cherubusco was
breveted major and lieut. colonel. In 1861
lie resigned his position 10 enter the cOnfed-
crate service, was arrested and confined for
a long time in the Old Capitol prison. He
hnally succeeded in getting to RichmoLd, i,
Va, where he was given the rank of lieut.
colonel and assigned TO duty as inspector of
division in the army. At the close of the
war he returned to Baltimore.
PROVIDED FOR-TwO of the surviving
sailors OF the wrecked schooner y. A Far
well have shipped on the BrabrOok, Capt
Berry, their rescuer. Capt. Dizer aud the
re remaining sailor have been provided with
means TO return TO their homes in Maine
through the Intervention of Senator Blaine
ana the assistance of the coal agents here.
Hanson, John Brown and Manuel Erik Rus
SANS, sailors on the schooner Hattie "
Cove, Captain III. A. Bearse. have been ar
rested and trltd for mutinous conduct, and
locked up Till the vessel sails.
BRIDGE AT LAsT.-A bridge ia at last
being put across the canal at Potomac
street, to replace the one which fell down
about two years ago.
GENERoUS.-A pair of horses attached to
a carriage came fearing down High street
TINS morning, and cOlOred man rushed out
10 SO ? inc m, ahd in SO doing had his watch
knocked out of his pocket and run over. He
stopped the horses nd perhaps prevented a
serious a'ciden, The occupant of the vahi-
Gle gave the man the liberIl sum of fifty
cents.
EUILDING ASsOCTATIoN.-Att the regular
monthly meeting of the Eighth Building
ASSOCIATION, held last night at Goddards
OF dues.
Evening star., 1877-10-16
Condensed Locals

Street lamps will be lighted al 1870 p. M.
And sxtinEbIshed al I.2u a M.
From j. &. ParKer we have the New YORK
papers n advance OF the mails
By The payment of the small sum OF .
cents Per week you " ill be entltIed 10 lhe
fuIl beneffs OF the Washir giOn Gymnasium.
A numter Cf business men of Richmond,
Va. came here on al excursion this morn
irg. ard ere Sightseeing about the city to-
At RyIaud Methodist church, corner 10th
and II streets southwest, Rev. Thomas Har-
risOn. the your ( TtvivaliSt from Boston. will
eOIdUCi NJ mectiTgs every night this week.
An eNcuTs ion party of between 100 AMI 800
GolOICd people arrived here this morning
from Bspvllle, Va. and vicinity, and will
ZEN ain JItil to- morrow evening.
Charles reeger. ir whose skull was frac-
tuIed ~ Thomas Fitz FRIDAY evening iast.
rs In critical torditton. ard lutte hope Is
81 teItaiTed Of his recovery. Fitz has not jet
beer arrested
From J ShiIlinstor. j. Bradley Adams
and j. c. Parker we have the fine November
pImber OF Han eT Hcga-uHf. also from
Shillir gtO. beICrcSts N.TroT q Fashions for
November.
Yesftr,lsv afternoon Samuel Johnson. q
rolored tCy. was struck ia IGe eye Hy a ball
bati'd by one ~ the CTei ightous, 81 the match
game. He was taken to MS home, on Ne
rid an Hin. ard his eye found to be seTi-
OuSly uiured.
The Philharmonic Society last richt elect
ed HCcIS for The ensuing year 9s follows -
T.. Ii. Say Tor, president. r II. NLiet'. vice
president; -- PRATT, secretary; &. S'OTr =,
treasurer. Dr. !. +. Caulield, musical cr,o-
tiUCtOT: Josiah Bellows iipraris7; MesSTS. Z.
NJ. Paris, y l. lockwood and n. i. Gage
executive Committee.
The meeting Of the Y. NJ. G.. A. managers,
last u Sht. 20 consider the connection of the
association with the JOINT stock company
was Harmonious atd the report Of the COM
InIttee, recommending that the association
continue in the building, was adopted after
considerable discussion.
MesSrs Davis & Murphy deny the pub
Iished staten put that The lsbCreTs in their
employ on tue North capitol sewer have
struck on account of not receiving the pay
due tEsm. They state that owing 10 the nOu-
arrival Of a cargo o. cement they were
Obliged Ia suspend work for day or two,
duIiTg which lime. however. they kept most
of ffeir Inen employed upon other WORK; but
that the men have Lad no cause 10 complain
of lack of pay.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

n BURNED NILLAGE-The business part
OF the village of GAINESVILLE, near Syracuse
y. y q. was consumed by fire at one o'clock
covers seven acres OF ground. The fire was
The work of an inrendiary. Three hotels,
the Episcopal church, post office, six stores
the town hall and fifteen private dwellings
were among the buildings consumed. Loss
co
Evening star., 1877-10-16

SThe ElktOn (Md.) papers record a mirac-
ulOus shower of salt near North East, in
Cecil county, last week.
S-The Philadelphia building associations
have formed league to resist the state tax
OF one fourth of one per cent.
~S Seven thousand children participated
In the Protestant Episcopal children's mis-
slonsry meeting at Boston on Saturday.
~ The western democratic papers insist
that IL was the Presidents hard money poll
CIV that was defeated.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

CUBAN INDEPENDENCE DAY The eighth
anniversary OF the declaration OF Cuban in
dependence was celebrated In New York on
Sunday with appropriate services by the con-
gregation OF the Church of Santiago, In West
I'D street. Rev. Mr.. De Palma preached a
sermon suitable TO the occasion, and urged
cssion required it TO the principles OF the rev
OlntiOn in Cuba.
Evening star., 1877-10-16
LOCAL " Z " S.
Apussnsnts. q e., Tonight.

Hdtionol TheGfeT. George Rignold as
"Heriy W
OpeTn Rousr.- Milton Eoblos in the "Phoe-
nix" ard varieties.
TheGfeT COmiqbe.- " me Dest's sensational
blondes.
81. JosCIhS HoU.- Ball for the benefit of st.
JCstIh's aSy lum.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

"A SHooTER.-ln Waterville, Me, Satur-
day, number of wOrkmen emplOyed by
Edwin NOyes to move line of fence ad join-
lag the land of Nathaniel Gilman were fref
upon by the latter with rifle and shotgun,
sra three OF them were wounded. Gilman
was arrested. He is the same person who
shot his own brother on Broadway, New
York. laSI Winfer = -
Evening star., 1877-10-16
puE6 AND FI6SURE,

D: sahADE1, o1es room - D. 0k.eeb...-.
fiies and Ii1ure without Knife, Ligstlrs oe Os1s.
Sro:. :ssseos, Us Is e :9sss b. Q. isai ssi.s,
eSycriptspdsnt wssAtnstos sed oSorgseeyl R.iI.
go; W1. 1seker, HsreA6st tsiioe, l0V fsnnsyi.
xsH,e evsoos; .: .. Hasehs, ?. Q. Deler0sat
tIaes; - M SSSSrS. q cVaiSsSi1 Fl - go
taAies e66sa161 8 thskSSsSSf - & 6.6.s1s e.
49, e. ssssss snaVssssH 80
Evening star., 1877-10-16

THE NATIONAL TRADES UNION ORG A.
MEDAL adiOuTuCd meeting of delegates
from the various trades was held at B9lers'
hall last eveDiIg-Nr. W. X. Mclean, chair
man. and Mr.. j. II. RalStOn, secretary.
There were delegates present from the sail
makers, riggers, bOokbinders, house painters,
pressmen. German Workingmen's UniOn,
navy yard machinistS. and Typographical
Union. There were also present from un-
organized trades. plssterers, trunk makers,
bricklayeTs, ma chinists. and carpenters and
tOineTs. a committee on credentials reported
that they found the following trades repre-
sented and their delegates entitled 10 seats:
COlum bia Ty biographical Union, Pressmen's s
Union. Journey men House Painters, SAL
makers Union, Rigger's Union, House Car
penter's Union, German Work ingmen' :
Union. BOOkbinders' Union, and recon
mended that all gentlemen present repre-
kenting trades not regularly organized be
accredited to their respective trade. and that
they he entitled TO seats in the body. The
report was adopted. The following officers
were elected: President, VIM. II. Mclean;
vice presidents. Richard En- and Alfred
Thomas, corresponding secretary, j. II. Raj
sfon. recording secretary, John j. Meany;
treasurer, T. r. Maher. Mr.. RslstOn moved
fDat n committee be appointed to draft a
constitution and bylaws for the government
OF tie organization, which was adopted, and
the committee was appointed.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers
ana those who have been dosed, drugged,
and quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts
enectnally cure premature debility, weak
ness, and decay. Book and Journal, with
Information worth thousands, mailed free.
York City. 6,1sd&kIv
Evening star., 1877-10-16
October 18th to 22d. 1877.

This Advertisement is changed ererp srsek,
and persons searching for suct goods as
herein 0dcertised wits lind IL to their benefit
to examine my Stock.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

PURITY, STRENGTH, ECONOMY These
three requisites are combined in D0OleU',
well-known Yeast PO1Cder. = few trials will
convince you that ii is not only the best. but
also the cheapest.
Evening star., 1877-10-16
CITY ITEMS ,

ONE OF CARTER's LITTLE LIVER PILLS
taken every night stimulates the Liver, car
ries off the bile and improves the digestion
and appetite. Ebbitt House Drug Store.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

The CHAMPION SCULLFR.-Eyan Morris
won The hve-mile sculling match near Pitts
burg, Pa Saturday, beating Patsey Luther
ny iour lengths, IN 81 minutes seconds. The
ace was for II 600 aside and the champion
snip, and was one of the best ever rowei in
that vicinity.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

THE LAROR EXCHANGE-The board of
managers of the Labor Exchange hell
M et'Ig last night, ex- Mayor Emery presld
Ing, ard Mr.. HitZ. from The executive cOm-
uI'tee. rel oTted the appointment Of Mr.. j q.
W. Wall ss superintendent at salary of
$s5 Ter month. The treasurer reported the
total collections tn date. =, SIS s.; total dis
bUrSs mCnIs. Sl9s.5.. Mr. Emery was elected
president q The exchange. vice Commits
siOi or Bryan resigned. IL was reported that
work bad been furnished 29s parties. The
total Tumbfr Of applications so far has been
. i52 az which 1C3 Were from whites. Mrs.
Hi'2 was elected one Of the board of mana
gers and superintendent of The female de
paIsnept, She having volunteered IN serve
tr The latter position gratuitously. General
William G. LeDuc submitted letter ad-
dressed To him by Mr.. Samuel Gragin, of
TerrebOr ne parish, La, stating that he would
like 10 have Immediately fifty frSt-class
men upon his plantation, to whom he wOnld
pay fifty cents per dav, with rations, house
ard garden, &c. Mr.. W. X Smith calle1 At
tention 10 the pestilential condition OF the
old caral. and suggested that its filling up
would give work To the unemployed. and
after n uch discussion the subject was laid
over.
To-day four colored men signifed their
wtlliT gress tO go TO Louisiana TO work on a
sugar plantation. Twenty one males and
twenty i've females registered applications
to day.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

MURDER on STREET CARA shocking
murder occurred in street car in New York
at l2i5 O'Clock Sunday morning. A gem
tleman VINO was standing on the platform of
Sixth avenue car, which was Just turning
INTO Narick street from Canal. was insulied
by rough and reproved him. whereupon the
fellow drew knife and stabbed the gen .le-
man three times In the abdomen. The
wounded man died instantly, and his assaii-
an was arrested.
Evening star., 1877-10-16
CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ,ALEXAHDRIA, WA5BIN
TON Ann GEnPQFTGWN

CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA SITH
CLfDES LINE FOR BOSTON AND PBDV-
IDEGOE ANDNEW ENGLAND STATcs
SAILING DAY
from Paflacei irhia-Safurday. ST II U.
from ashington-Mondsy, a. IL O. III.
Erom 6eoTgetown-Monday, at p. 10.
Ireights received daily. Through as
phls OF landing given TO Boston and s-s-,sf q
Providence. Oonsignees wishing their sss.sse ssnAk
goods LANDED At GeoIsetown wharf win please have
-, For tnlI ioformstion apply to J: yOAHsCS
60, l3O9 street northwest, and l7sh street
wharf, W ashington, D. &C r. HYDE, 80 Water
street. 0eor eetown, ID. O; WIN. p. CLYDE CO.,
pbia, marxly
Evening star., 1877-10-16

MABFL LEONARD Judge Donohue of
New York, has remanded the actress NJ abel
Leonard 10 some member of the theatrical
profession, and her brother George to his
fatter. The mother is committed for con-
tempt of court.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

RFsT GAS SAVING BURNERS in the world :,
at RamiltOns. 10tG 4.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

foUNG's PATENT DETERGENT is tie finest
cleanslng material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grocers. tr
Evening star., 1877-10-16

THE MOB OF MKXICANS are still in Dos
session of the lower end of FL Paso county
on The Mexican border. All the American
ciuZeDs nave abandoned their homes. Juige
Howard, who killed Cards. the leader of the
mob, escaped 10 Mesilla, and the sheriff il
there also, and does not dare to return with
out Howard. Judge Blaken is on the way
iTom Fort Davis with troops to restore order
Evening star., 1877-10-16

\ STA ABEER.-In Lawrence, Mass Satur
Gay night, Frank Beatty, a notorious rough
assaulted an old man, Timothy Dineen stab
bing him in the left side. Dineen ran, and
Beaity, IN hot pursuit, Tnistaking John Nc
Carthy for the man he was after, drove the
Knife into his temple, iDficting a fatal
wound. Beatty escaped
Evening star., 1877-10-16
0THA Gks ron NEW YlHI

6TBAMEkS FOB NEW xOkK.
Tne Steamers JOHN GIBSON And e. @. KNIGHT
VIII leave New York at q O'Clock ,. m. >efank
ovefy saturday, Georgetown every Sat 2
same day.
Treis6ts taken at lowest rates Tor Information
apply at Once Metro poltan Bank, 18th street,
OF to 3. p. A. DlHHAM, Agent, Water street,
Georgetown. BAMUEL BACON,
MI ~
Evening star., 1877-10-16
Weethey Indications To-das.
OYYICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICTR,
VI !. D. In .-t-.r. lc.cL - ~

NdtIH'Etfus tftfiiti TO- iCs'-
For the middle Atlantic states, westerly
vii Cs, partly cloudy weather, with rain
areas a; r6riheaSt stations. stationary tenn
JeTstu1e. and falling. fCl!Ow6d 0y rising oa-
ICmftfT.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

THE GREAT REDUCTION In prices OF slate
and marble mantels, at HamilLOn's, is caus-
ing run on his stock. I0tNs4:
Evening star., 1877-10-16

GAS HEATING STOVES and weather strips
at Hamilton's. 1O:Ss a.
Evening star., 1877-10-16
MERINO UNDERWEAR,

FOB GENTs....-R RED WOODEN MEDICAT-
ED SHIRTS and DRaW
Kris, Knitted also, made up
OF the best Medicated Elan
mel, : = each full line of
REGULAR MADE UNDER
WEAR, At bottom pr1ess A
hr.t class WOOL UNDER.
SHIRT, ali sizos, for 81.
FOB LADIES...-..,-FIFTY GENTS, the best
VEST for the money A frs
class WOOL VEST aud
DRAWERS TO match. all sizes,
for 81 each Regular maae
VEST. elegant makes, at bot
tom prices.
FOX CHlLDREN..The largest lire of MERINO
UNDERWEAR. Of the best
makes, al very low figures.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

THE REASON WHY all hOusekeepers and
others use the Aladdin Security on is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use. 1t
is the best liz the world. All storekeepers
sell 1t. Try IT, and you will have NO other.
Take nothing but Aladdin.
Evening star., 1877-10-16
CLOTHING.

Now Ready:
FINE ASSORTMENT q
READY MADE SUITS,
Fer Genusmsn and Youth,
BEApY MADE CoArs,
With Vests to Match, of
Rel.bls plssonal.
sua Other patterns,
From Sis upward.
READY MADE ovEECoArs,
Fer Gentlemen and YOu,h,
Prom $40 up~ari.
the ready made stock th's u, sad mos, Of II has
been specially made either by or for me
COTTON, MERIsO AND woOLES
UNDERwEAR,
probably not eIcelied in varirty sRd extent IN wash
irGt1u.
Cndershirts from = q 81 inches
Drawers frCm g Go :, inches
Prices snge from 20 eents tC IS
PERFECTLY FITTING snl
PEREECILY MADE SHIRTS,
wsmsu.ts Muslin.
From llAs upward
have certain Y the largest stock OF hur Shirtz in
Washins tcn al ade spe,is for me. tie sort
winch have given universal i-actiDn fUr ths past
ffetn ,ear- l guarsrt p fnst 10 better IT cheaper
shirts Go he found IN the Union Csmpi,te ttIcs
LIST mailed l. any address.
FINE TAILORING,
On Second Floor
ChCios sesprtralg Il fabric q
Austrian, German. Fr-us n. Engii.h, scotch, Iri-h
aud American Mak"-
orly TIE beet NO K ku.sli.hlg ?, wirh prom ptGes>.
HUNTING SUITS.
Ready v ade sUd 90 Measlre
The large n--oft',tI & tn UH.id.
lice list seLt 20 an al ire.
tz~0NE PRICE ONLY
e SThASGEBs MAY RELY o. FAIR
bkALlEG.
GEO. L. UENSING,
ocfl5 r No. ffO Sereafh street.
Evening star., 1877-10-16
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

STEA MSHLP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers Of this Company will sail every Sat
urday from Bremen Pier, foot Of Third -f>Ae
street, Hoboken Rates Of passage: From AStELA
New York TO Southampton, London, ,0kz1nno
Hayre end Bremen, first cabin, Sle1; second cabin,
$50 gold; steernge, $50 currency. For freight or
passage, apply to OELRICHS Co,
seps 6m . Bowling Green, New York.
A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
"A sail every THURSDAY direct from <Dons
Queenstown. q
Cabin, intermediate and ssosrase passage sicken
can be bad at h. ID. COOKE, IN. d 90. B, Bank
srs. 1910 = street. Also. Asepts for the He'd star
Evening star., 1877-10-16

IN THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION on Sat-
urtay the amendment OF the constitution for
shortening the morning and evening" pray
ers, was defeated. The vote by dioceses
stood: Clerical-yeas 13, nays q, divided 8;
lay Gelegates-yeas 13, nays 81, divided 8
Evening star., 1877-10-16

OUR EXTENSIVE TRADE prompts US 10
correctly anticipate the styles and wants OF
the public, az d our experience IN boys cloth
Ing as specially mske Us fe i conf lent
that you Will md IL 10 your advantage before
purchasing, TO inspect our new choice AMI
varied stock of children's, boys and youths
suits and overcoats for the coming fall and
Elnier. Ii. Robinson & Co, the Boys
Cioibiers, CO9 Pa ave
Evening star., 1877-10-16

PORTABLE gas drop lights and a great va
r1ety OF French gas novelties, new in thi
country, at Hamilton's, Y. N. @. A. Build
ing. 10t&s4 a:
Evening star., 1877-10-16

MARRIAGE LICE ENsEs have been issued 10
Samuel Proctor and Alice A. Harris OF
Paltimore; Felix Caher. of Baltimore, and
Isabella Raft; VIM. Lana and Margaret
Dole; Patrick Farquhar AMI Rose Clark;
John A Dean and Bette A. Cornell. o. AL
eNsndria. Va; F. p. Howiand and Virginia
r Mas on, Of Fairfax county, Va James F..
Summers and NCllie Flaherty. Of Baltimore:
Evan BC1rCs ard Martha MeekS. both OF
Savage. Md Elltar Smith and Agnes Rob
ertsOp; lauiel Anderson and Maria AN"n.
both of Prince Georges county. Nj Charles
III. GOrC ard Teresa =. X Suman;
PANEL BrsdS Proctor and Elizabeth GlaS.
gov. John NJ. Brown ard Susan \. F0lkeS,
both of RichmoUd: Thomas MunrOe and
Maria Virginia Gait; r. b. Darrell, OF 81.
JOSEF n. Mo. ard Julia NJ. Stevens; Peter
Homes ard Lucy TaskeT.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

RFAD the new advertisement OF Carriers.
Market Space. He is selling the cne pest
dry goods In Washington. Dire IS gooIS, very
cheap; black cashmeres, black silKs. black
alIsCas, blankets. cloth for boys wear.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

The abeve Oil can be had at Geo. Ryneal,
Jr.'s, 639 ID street northwest. s,1l 3:
Evening star., 1877-10-16

II you WANT plumbing and gas ftting
done promptly and by good reliable me-
chanics, at reasonable rates, call on Hamil-
ton, Y. II. c. A. Building Otds4:
Evening star., 1877-10-16

THE PITTS -BURG RIOT CASEs.-Argument
was heard III the criminal court al Pitt~burg
Pa, on the application of the grand jury for
attachments for Gov. Hartranft, Gen. Ll.ta
and Gen. BrntOn, who declined to respond
to The subpoena requiring them to testify in
refererce to the late riots in that city. A.
torney General Lear appeared for the re-
spondents and claimed that they hal no
knowledge except that obtained in their Of
fetal capacity, and that such cOmmunica-
lions were privileged. He maintained that
he was the law officer of the commOnw 3aIth
ard was the officer to decide whether Ger
IA n person was proper witness TO be exam
ined by The grand jury. He therefore an
nOunced that as such he would Withdraw the
application for attachments. The grand jury
were represented by Assistant District At
tOrney Hunter, who controverted the views
expressed by the attorney general. The
court withheld its decision for the present.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

"A SCHOONER FROM GEoRGETo
EsHokE-The signal service observer at
S&Pe May reports To the chief signal Onicer
ns Ioilows; Schooner III. A. Hunt CAPTAIN
foss, Georgefown TO Providence coal load
sscs sSIore on Point Cape May. Captain
Evening star., 1877-10-16

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1otAine6 nom the Springs, on l&th street, near
rinsy brapch, via the Mt. Pleasant Omnibus from
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or delivered By wagon daily
Facilities for PICNIOe Foods.
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Evening star., 1877-10-16

a LOTTERY SWINDLE.-The New York
police have discovered an extensive scheme
ny lottery swindlers for the sale in New
York. Boston, Providence, Hartford, Troy,
Albany, Buffalo, Philadelphis, Baltimore
W ashingtOn, Chicago, Cincinnati and st.
Louis of hundreds of thousands OF dollars
worth of tickets in a bogus ard Illegal
Georgia lottery. Judge A. .. LOchrane, an
agent OF the state Of Georgia, is in New York
looking after the swindlers
Evening star., 1877-10-16
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