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Naval Onlccr Burt testified Yesterday before
the Hon Fernando Mooi tho sole rrurc-ontavc of tho
Ways and Means subcommittee that the number Of
errors discovered IN the Naval once m accounts su'.
mtloi from the Collectors AMI Appraisers onicc are
mllN ten thousand year. A>krl whether the Nlynl
.n4 a."llsn the COLLECTORS 0Ncc. the War Department
nn nt"f bureaus thon YOU can abolish The NlNa Omco
mere would hr nothing n show tlnt the tllrrt,r b. n
rshuuly collected the slnrUOtOl annual, IN ,ut,
10. Wlelt "a. Wen allow every nuNmast,r IA th" nruV
ami navy e. MAKE hi Disbursements without any stirr
NNln witness lrhr'cd thatth Naval Onrr WAS stv-
IN; hil not loss Ten the Government About ,tr nun
RdtnrcnCi o. about sbFn was discovered ana II vas
hIuhfht about N fUliusun hN clerk the Collector
department. ami merchant II Nuuld never have i,c
discovered but Tor hc Naval Oncr n all persons IN the
Onlcctor uncr wore absolutely mfallhld aud honest
ahu mlhA inralAho ~ making MISTAKES then of course
thcfo would be- no use Tor the NAVal once
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SiILING ~ 4 GLE
1--WE Yachts Cnpsixed aud ~ Third Carrying
Away her Rigging.

There was yesterday an exciting race for
the Harlem River Challenge Cup. the high
flyers having rs much more wind than they
wanted as they had too little the day before. A
stir southenster. which was accompanied hy
gusts ~ rain. blew and dashed the rivers ex.
panse into angry foam crcsis Two yachts cap
sized. and. IN fact all tho contestants in one
way or another came 20 grief The course was
n The Empire CLUB House foot of 10Th street
East River. To- ll5;h street. 10 E.phiy-ninth
street. and return To iu4ih street sailed over
four times dstHn 70 ton miles. The Hogan
crossed the line AZ 3.43. but the Emma D. de-
laycd starting until 81 The Brothers in en-
deayoring t. get OF. capsi2cd. but was rightcd.
and finally started at AIS All were snucly
reefrd. the Emma D.. IN addition u double
reels, having lazy reef turned IN. They
whirl"d W. before the wind at rdcehorsc speed
20 the upper buoy. Beating back. the Hogan
under tho lee OF Wards Island. she cupsizol in
a iirrce flaw. Her crew wrr. rescued hy Mr.
ohn-rs steam yacht. The Emma D. safely
fompl"ted ne ilrst round ut 4;30;4u. the
Brothers az :j2:Oi.
On the second round. of Ninety.third street
The pretty Emma. which had apparently sure
lhing on winning the cup for the third and
nnh time. carried away her lh hallinris or
strap OF block ut masthead. and before she re-
paired damages the Brothers had dashed down
on hrr. 1t was CLOSE work between them around
the Eighiy-ninth street siakrhoat and hnrk but
N" Brothers. after a hot struggle. went To- tho
front and completed the second round just on"
second IN advance at 5;31:29. Up To ll5th
street and back To the Empire Club House the
close work continued, but nj the lOl'h street
buoy little sharp flncssing gave the Brothers
the advantage. and she went humming over tho
rest OF the course considerably ahead comil.t-
ing the third round at GA Emma D. G:lG .O5
Ia III" fourth round n thick rain squat burst
upon them, and the Emma ID. was seen to lower
away everything rs though another accident
had happened. The brothers however pluck
lily held on. and passed the finish the winner nj
GAS The Gun has 10 hr won three con sn'utiv"
times before becoming the personal property OF
the winner. and thus the two previous victories
Of the Emma u. 20 for nothing.
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CRAMPrON-LA TOIRRErrE.-In Brooklyn. Sept -.
L., the Rev. Arthur tru-hN. Orsun LuciuS Cramiton
D. o Mobile, Ala. t. Crnic Is La Tourrctte Of Pitts
hurgii Pa.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II. by the Rcv. Or Mcndcs
az the rr, nee ui the brides parents Louis A. Green 70
Fanny, daughter ui Herman lngrr
LA-RINEIlI.-On Thur.inv. Sent, ~ bv hi,
Honor Smith El, Ir Mayor NJ Ills rif, Siguor BcsiIio
luH {" Sg"rina lnrrulin" Rv,ii daughter Of signor
GiuyHuui Hivrlh rll ut italy.
LESSEN-lIOMMEt.-Ou Monday. sent 81 by hi,
Honor Mayor Ely the office ul the Mayoralty city
Hall Mr.. Henry Lesser tn Mis- Mary llunme daughter
y Y 80 wv 49, ''''
PEzZANNI-NEyER- On MONDAY. SEM, n nv thu
Hon smith Ely. IT.. Mayor OF the city OF Sew York Mr.
Juhu T.. fcllnnni ut 81 Louis Mo-, to Miss Frances
Never dnuglieroi NJ Francois Meyer of Turbcr France
sTltkNEN-MEStNtrr Al Harlem. n Y on Tues.
day sept - by the Rev Horace H., rncs Wallace .
snckncy 10 Emma \. daughter OF Major D. g. Meschutt
WMSil-MOON.-At Harrison. y. J. sent TO- by tho
e. Y 1erhush. John u Walsh of brooklyn 4 Y 10
Melissa VI. Moon III kcHrnry y. j.
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NEW YORK. Friday. Sept. l3-Rccepts N
n'.., WuM were !! car loads, or 2.sH hcnd. making
Wu Z" uNtl SlMre Monday against t,nn for The ,Hinr
Inv ~ NirA me market was trrfAuN ~ better fnr
~, S"m- interest man IN Wednesday, nnd most nj tc
~ Nh report iutilrr decline common amt uir
uNh ,'urs Inc WauHctlun, were Htr' ,p7i, n,rr,.
- NV "I common 10 lar Texas hni lhrfuhrr chr -,
"N, ln uirss - ms, Tor good tunrndn T,Nnus. ~,
&C. tt 70 arc, - ms, tor Colorado hAihireds :
49, 10 ht's- 'hdaI Ms TOR native STEERS with two an
loads Of selected extra ohio steers ,ap Ms a,,rare
h',doN iur eNnurl awe, al lult ' todrr-s 81 NJ
kecrts ui sheep and lambs were ear loads, or 7d2
h'4l, making total OF l7+M since MondaN. against
lNipl Tor The same time last week. Sheep were easier
A. '"l ac, r m TOR lonr 10 prime. lhmls were dun AT
um ltN low range o. too n. tor common to prlin.
WIN very cuoler sold M snail lot, NJ > a.
Receipts OF hogs were ;H car loids. nr i7S head
makg total OF ~ aj2 since Monday against ~ 4i or
same tine last week Market uuet AT ~ AlRtl ~ q la
average. sold at6i So
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MISS BlLLINGS'S TESTIMONY.
MRS BTLLrSGS'S FEiRS THiT mn. BTL-
IINGN WOELD MINDEK HER.

The win'. Reiterated ChnrEc that her Uu,-
hand had Attempted to KIN Ucr--Iho
Couples VnconcenIrd Aversion -- Their
Dniiy I.ickcrIng.- -thioroform and Zero
,rnr Oil The Daughter Confronting her
Father In tourt-inkrn out Painting.
RALLsToN. Sept. 12.--Thc interest in tho
prl.u-s trial eliminated to-day. The daughter
ofihr prisoner appeared on the stand. and gnve
testimony that may s'nl her iathcr to tho scat
ti On the Illumination shc was utterly
prosirntcl and went 90 pieces. Shc was carried
rom the rouri room in an apparently fanting
condition followed by groups Of her mothers
relatives. 4 physician administered opiatcs.
but IL Is doubtful whether she will be able to mp
pear on the stand again.
Mrs. Curtis. who lvcl over Mr.. Bnlincs's
bank ut the time Of tho murder. appeared on tho
streets this forenoon. She was suhruaned last
night 10y the prosecution. They evidently
wished to force the defence TO put her on the
stand, SO that they might attack her reputation :
but Coroner Cows testimony undoubtedly led
them TO change their mind. Tho Coroner swore
that on the night Of the murder he found tracks
leading around tho barn. and los, them near n
gate on the other side Of the barn. The last
tracks indicated that the person who mndo
them was headed for the bank. The next day
the Coroner. seemingly impressed by this fact
applied for warrant to search and was re-
fused by Justice Washhurne. who had no power
to grant it. This testimony might create tho
impression that some relative Of Mrs. Curtis
indignant at stories circulated 10y Mrs Billings
bad committed the deed. This probably AZ
counts for the sudden resolve OF the prosccu-
ton to summon Mrs. Curtis az n witness.
The jury passed swrltering night in the
second story Of tho American Hotel. guarded
by two deputies. The twelve men slept in two
rooms. packed together Ike sardincs.
Court WIS opened at O'Clock. With slow,
measured trend the prisoner appeared Mt the
bar. and sat down at tho side OF Gen. Hughes
His aged father sat behind him. One side Of
the court room wns filed with ladies'. Jennie
BILLINGS tho daughter Of the prisoner. sat near
the crier, between the mother and sister OF the
murdered woman. All were in deep mourn
in- and the daughters face was covered with
a sombrc veil Her grandmother wore spec
tarcs. Her hands were covered with old fash.
toned mits. Mr. Billings looked sadly at the
group before he sat down.
The following diagram shows the position OF
the occupants Of the court room to-day:
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Desc. R,nu,alled Monkey In Court.

Giuseppe Dosso. an Italian organ grinder.
was Yesterday in the Essex Market Police Court with his
trained riuptulci monkey. Mrs Mary Cochran or aai
First avenue chnrsd the monSoy with biting her daurh
tors finger She Ind caused lcs>o's arrest and prayrd
Justice ka'mirr to Nil the monkey Dcsso had ap.
Feared before Mrs Cochrans house AMI Hs the children
appeared AZ The Windows, the nnsmllcd mnnkc, climbed
nj the waste PIPES. duiird it. little hat ami waited Tor
mckclI Ml', Cochran llo\nlly iofoi WIN the nur
rnEtn ana her hnerr was bitten IN count was black
with the can't rlntnn Mrs Cochran nvcrfcd that She
had read ~ tho horrible suh"rngs man bad endured
Mh" NAT been mtltn twenty NrArs Wn hN amuuk,v
Jusucr husnnu luhcd at III hilr rlnginil that whiUu
lrr"l AMI duH'd It's cap Ihcn he dismissed the com
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DIED.

pi BARTLErT In -, swamp'co', Mass. sept g John n
norcL Henry ,Bo,,c, in hi. Goih year.
h. hate Residence. Il, Norih iot, st. Brooklyn T. d.
RELATIVES AMI friends are invited to attend.
HkENTANu-in New Orlran., sept q Adoph Brcn.
wm., a h,.uN. "i "'tmnu,, aged ~ years
native of Hebron ti. state srrat grandson OF Peter
i,r"wn,A Nai Flower Passenger, AMI related to John
rAslDY-In Philadelphia. sept :. Mrs Mary cassidy.
..cLENE-.On Friday sept - James Justin son Of
Martin and Annie clcsr aged years, months and
H." ,r Ss Ant gega, Of the family invited to
ry,l ,l;; at ~ parrnl. ~ Ea. s,ih i '''
cSS s vonN"y Ma'. Srrt H. Robert Allen
m'lnn To- Nmi''' college At it, opening In ls2i and its
GRAHAM sept ~ NhJah nayilnni Graham
'' ~ Va 'nn, arg respectfully invited to the f-
drn,sr; 80 rarh A.. Brplhtm
lIear aged - year. lie Wa. = iirntc nant in an ar
Try Spanr cae our ior the defence OF the eoas, dur
HfNMAN Al Wakcncid wcstche.t.r County. \ Y.
on scpt II. John Human, aged II ears month and
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral
on Sairlas morning ut II o'clock. ut TRINITY church,
l"lnA. ". Tram from Grand central depot
& 1ia, ,ps - aitI long and pain
~ the itiN year at her
Tue remain, N lr ,aLcn from her late residence iss
ls'Si BrunNNn. u. 20 ~ Vincent lie Pauls Church
~ ~ ~ ,', ~, Nh'ir '"'iii iisl requiem mas w he
H., n,, ~ ~ nN &. ,n.'n, tnoig, Tor inerment.
LANE --r,t a. Jane II LAKE. daughter OF Eve VII.
".,,i " r S''@'' ID VIZ e.. 1 9@ tn. he. rG at
fHvrina,,n ~ :, "ti,c, az Invited ln ati.h.
!, N,,-.w,'g! 9,.ri - rtt' ~ Is FORSYTH Il
NAM II lr'n.t'n on Hudson. sept - John Mann.
lqncril rlces win iakc place on saturday. sept Il.
M, ~, ~ '-'t !, nan hun H. ~ "a J. NJ Rea-
srILlvAN~ powcri,c. Mich. recently. the Hon.
"A u
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Arrived fr'uNr sept ~.
- Lancaster. Wills. IulNirlplir.
= Alhcmarlr, Gibbs. icwcs
ton nj
50 Champion. 10 kwnod charleston.
:. Angu'tnc. Russell. Coarh.
= Celtic. Hlrarll Liverpool sept 3, via Qucenstowr
=. Niih. Hcslnp. ncmcrarn
:. N'piurr. Berry. BOSTON.
Shu liindustan. Prt'r4 calcutta
Shp tn~@ihu. Flruina. Cncuttl
sup Bat Lothian. HHuil'uu Calcutta
SLIP Atvu., Cuok. Rio InnrirU
HIN Nnrliu ''ailhnla 4 hann. Naples
Nnrk Asti. itnurirli. Autwtrn.
Rhfk An. T.. H. - hrcn Cork
BARK EufUph. luiusuu. Stnrkhuul.
Marx Akcr~ius Mailer. Sirtun
Bark I'nlHs~n. Juucss'n Liverpool.
Nark Tali>mnn. Briggs, Rarhnd'c-.
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Generous Indeed.

The publishers Of the Piuinber and Sanitary
R1ms'r generously ocr, in addition to the already
given by them To the yellow fever relief fund. to give the
entire gross receipts from Subscriptions to that Journal
received m The munlh u srptcmher
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-Rupt"rc.-Dr MARsn's treatment tho only
SAFE AMI reliable curcs ~ Years practical experience
ONLY OFFICE. Nes'y ST.. opposite st. Paul's Church
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Weekly or monthly payments taken Tor furniture car
nttA bedding stoves &c AT Cowporh Yates 1855 and ISL
Chatham o. An Immense stock aud low prices-Iir
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Nnsintss tloiltts.

In vain the eyes ARE niicd with light,
In vain the cheek with beauty CLOVIS,
Unless the teeth are pure and white,
Unless the breath Is ike the rose;
And sozclont alone supplies
These beauties that we all so prize.
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nr j. 4. SURNAME appliance and curative retains
nnh cures klPTl RE without the injury OF truss.
Ihnphlct Win Photographic lkencsscs vi before
hid after cure mailed iur tx. Otcr ljl Broadway
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G~ntIrmrn's Hnts.-Fali .ivic ready for inspect on
and sal at ESfkNtnElDs. iis Nassau i.
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New York agents for all new -pnpcr. In the United
states ana canada AdNt fiisvmrnts forwarded daily.
GEO j. HoWELL \ co. 10 spruce St
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llfE fNLSAM, with H. crAt ami numhrrlss cure mas
uulug IT. private hll puhc career the past hall cen.
lutf proven is'li absolutely reliable positively sale. %, T.
ihll. AMI rNs tuul IN dice u the hlun such Khf
hNt>i "".i Nyni ga! ~.r"ui'. Nc Try IN, old in.ly
mr'iflu' N"l' hN druggists - Rnd ~ - sent cvrrV-
Mhrf" icy rNpr'.s - amt - iu haf dozen Depot 10
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Fail styles Fine silk Hnts. $3.50, worth 81
flnc Dernys slN. worth - D NeM Nhmrch st. slnlrA
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mARINE JNTELLIGENCR


NtSft-rrt ALvANAc--fHfs nav
sun RISES. 90 sun rts..... II Moon rises,
nigH wArFn-rHts nav.
Sandy Hook. ~ Gov I.inm a. TELL uao. II
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Now READY.

SCHOOLS Of the 2lh Nard-rhcir trarh.
. SF, ahn VGlr peeuliariues see to.moTrows Sun.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Hraw' today can carly Capital Pr1cs slitnl gS.pn
f'''h lhd TWO 81 f1,,hl, together. 80 20 Whole
hcN's, Il WILLIAMSON 4 co. 500 Broadway
IIADiNG PHYSICIANS HEtoMMEND
h-uN 'ud'ns li"hi- lAlWi Extract q. Beer a. pre.
NVutlNr OF NrilDN fever utitrtu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-29

Fresh evidences appear at short int rivals
showing that the population of our country is
concentrating in towns In New York, be-
tween 1875 and 1875, the population of cities
and suburbs has increased 34.93 per cent,
while that of the rural district has increased
only l.99 per cent tendency is also notice
able To absorb small farms, while those of
large size are increased in number. Between
1870 and 1875, A. o0S farms between 20 and 30
acres in size and 2.sSs between 30 and 100 acres
were absorbed, while those from 100 to 500
acres increased 34y54S. And the experience
of many other of our states is no doubt similar
to that OF New York
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YAK Eh'S,
maT26-tr No. SIf Market Sn1os
4 ETTRELL & WINE
ARE nFFFRVNE I

II tTTKEIL g. WINE
- ARE OFFERING THE
Best Black Silk in the CITY, 81 so
Best Black silk in the city, S.
Best Black Silk in the city. 81 IS
Splendid Black SIX, 81.
Good Black Silk. s5c.
Beautiful line of Spring Dress Goods Just received
All Wool Bunting, all coloIs.
Bunting. good quality, at 25c.
Our u number OF Black Cashmere is worth 81 g
Black Cashmere at CSC. very good,
Black lpacas, from Is TO soc.
Black Henrietta Cloths of finest quality.
Black Tamise Cloths of finest quality.
Black Camels Hair Grenadine. at 75c,
Black q Grenadines frDm 25C. toSl
Large lot OF Spring Dress Goods (ast years stye,)
15c. sold for 40 and SOC.
beautiful line OF Lawns Just in.
Finest Linen Lawns. al 25c.
Wamsutta Cotton. lie.
Pillow-cass Cotton, 10c.
10-4 Sheeting at 15c.
Best 10-1 Sheeting at SOC,
Sprague'S Calico, &c,
(new), .5c.
Parasols and sun Umbrellas. Just received.
Hamburg Edge from Sc. up.
Beautiful line OF Ladies' Lace Neck-wesr.
Job Lot of Ladies' and Gents HdkfS, about hslr
value.
Table Linen Napkins and noIlies in great variety
spring Cloths and Cassimeres cheap. Suits mais
- 10 order on shortest notice.
wen Shirts ready for use. 81 and 81. rs,
Pain and Fancy Mattings from zoe. up.
Oil-ClotbS for Table and floor.
LUTTRFLL & WINE.
aiso-ZW 1880 Pa. are. cor. 2oth 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-29

The fact that the will of Vanderbilt is con-
tested. and also that of Samuel Wood. who be-
queathed million dollars to found musical
college in New York city, shows the wisdom
of milliOnaires like w. w. CorcOran, George
Peabody and Peter Cooper, who carry out
during life their plans of philanthropy, taste,
or utility. In the case of contested wills the
lawyers are pretty sure to gobble up large
share of the property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-29

The ROumanian premier HES him to Vienna
gone to meet ARdrassy and Ignatieff. ROu-
n ania hopes that the withdrawal of Russia's
demand for the retrOceSSiOn of BeSsarabia
may be one of the concessions by which Aus
tria's neutrality is to be purchased. NabOth
does not wish TO part with his vineyard.
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NEW SPRING
~ DIZZY GOODS
No. s@ lrz ST.. w.
No. 7o6 X ST. N.W.f mar2T-tr
ANDROSCOGGtN
BLEACHED COTTON. best onalit,
THE GREATEsT RARGAIN
c. n. TowsoN q CO..
CSC Pennsylvania drenHe,
South side, near TIN II.

Il hNEh OffERED IN DRY GOODS
Two hundred pieces (200) OF one yard wide Pa
cifc Cretonne Cambria, in beautiful colOred hg-
ures, only nine and half cents (9ls), worth To-.
In every city in the United States: Also beautiful
Pacific figured Lawns, only 10. worth l2H We
are selling an excellent Bleached Cotton good A.
Fruit Of the Loom. only 8.
Beautiful figured Linen Lawns: BuntingS in All
colors and shades, al very low price: New York
Mills sheeting. the widest and best made al a
special low price; selling the cheapest Rlark
Silks IN Washington: Black Silks, good QUALITY Is.
Black silks excellent quality. AT 81: Black Silks
real Satin finish sublime quality, only 81 % worth
III. s5-this is a special bargain: Black TameSr.
Black Silk Warp Henrietta; Black Grenadines:
All Pure Wool Black Cashmere, very wide double
width, only so; Black Cashmere, double fold p.
excellent Black Alpaca. 25: three hu 1dred pieces
t30O) OF CaSsimereS for mems and boys wear At
The very loves cash prices, ranging from SIC 90
I.60: beautiful Spring Dress Goods. part wool Is;
PlllowcaSe Cotton. 1OLp: Plaid Muslin IL: beauti-
fui spring Shawls: excellent quality Bed Ticking
new style stripe, double twilled. one yard wide
%: English Stockings, regular made four paiT foT
ST. Lace for Curtains All of these great barg aims
Al the New Dry Goods Store.
CARRIERS,
malZ6-tr No. VII H0rEef
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= L X 81
BLACK SILK.
STRIPED SILK,
C0LORED SILK.
Our third grand special sale Of SILKS will he
gin to-day, and will include large lot of coIsre5
and striped Silks.
BLACK SILKS.
Good GroS Grain, 70 cents
Fine GroS Grain, I'll.
Extra Fine GroS GraiL 81 25
Magnificent Gros Grain. 81. go
Superior quality Gros Grain 81 75
Magnificent Cachemire Royal 70
All or these silks are of the well known CACHE
MlRE MlLAS0 brand of Sayyie
Gle. Lyons ana Milan,
STRIPED SILKS
GOOD quality, al colors, IS cents
PLAIN C0LORED SILKS,
Large variety, all colors, 81
We are the only store in the city that make q
sPecialty OF SILKS, and We will guarantee ALL or
OUR SILKS to be much less than the same goods
can be had for anywhere in this country
CALL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SOEP-
TlCAL OF THIS FACT.
C0NEOLLY'S,
m21tr COS Ninth street, opp. Patent once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-29

IL now seems as if only some unforeseen cir
cumstance can prevent an Anglo Russian war.
The calling out of the reserves. causing Lord
Derby's resignation, is only the elimination f
a series of warlike movements made recently
by the English government. Russia appears
equally determined to stand her ground.
Every obstacle to war is being pushed aside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-29

The reorganization of the Italian cabinet
gives the prO-RusSian party in that uncertain
nation the advantage. Count COrti, the new
minister of foreign affairs, will do his best to
bring Italy to support the Russian policy. But
at Rome, as at Vienna, neutrality is the most
that the Russian dplOmatists can hope to Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-29

For Rent.
10. 307 z ST.. near judiciary Square, has nine
rooms. all modern improvements reduced to $50
For Sale
| offer great inducements in four two-storv Brick
HOUSES; two entirely new, at 81, 400 and So. 600,
on easy terms. Also. three pieces OF PROPERTY
to exchange for larger property centrally located
To Loan.
SO 600, IS. 600, IS 600 and s. 600 on fist class
real estate al 3 per cent ma 2S-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-29

Montgomery Blair is happy. His last batch
OF electoral fraud resolutions, passed the
Maryland HO use yesterday. by vote of Is
to %
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DRY GOODS.
CHEAP DRY GOODS AND ckRp..S

CHEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
Bunting, all shades, 95 toSTG
Black Alpacas, Is to 50r. ; ColOTed SiIeS -.
act CaShmeTeS. grand bargains SOr IN NP'
Double width tashmcreS, IS nd ~
Back Gro Grain silks. 1bC. IN very cham
Summer silks 62'sc. up; largr stock Parasois b,r-
gains. N''N' "'I-
Elegant line Dress Goods, I2 I to S7sc. Calico,
Sell an Cotton rs cheap as any place in city, r,,,,.
and Chtldren'S Hosiery, Ribbons TaT,sh,s
Laces, Brussels Carpets, 81. 81, I2q, less I.
er'S prices: 6o-inch Black Cashmere 81 49,
ii. 30. Agents FOL Bszar Patterns.
Il. N. NAUDAIN
mai2S-u SOS Market spdes
~ DEF GOODS.
We have Just opened new Bourettes Knickar
500 Six Sun TmSrellss FOR G&" ladies' and CAN'T.
men; ranging In price from u. coup TO s. 90
Androscoggin Cotton, Tue.
Fruit OF the Loom, &c.
LOnsdale Cambria l2.s uuvnrr-,
No. s3s 1rH ST., W.
No. 7oe X ST. F.w.t mN9T-u
NARD-wIDE ANDROSCOGGtN
BLEACHED COTTON, best quality, only
9 eases Plain Mohair Dress Goods, only H.
200 pieces French Dress Goods NEW designsl o..
Atwood Black Cashmeres, only SOC.
Buntings, new colors, 25c.
Best Calicoes dob lott, &C.
Cassmeres for Boys, IS, 80, 81, So Coz
Bargains to be had at
c. n. TowSoN q CO.,
CSC Pennsylvania areHHr
mai26-u South side, 7th 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-29

T. By B o. HOFFMAN. 10th and SITS. n. v.
623 Pa ave. NV, 16 rooms, mod. imps go. SiOO 90
" West st., 6eO'tn, Ii rooms mod. tmps IS So
30 LIN ST. NV, IL rooms and store 80 80
2l9 st. s.e., 10 rooms, furnished ......... go Or
t St "a 81: D. W. y rooms, mod. fmps. 50 90
7n,t So. Geotn IL rooms, mod .imps. 80 90
d9th and St. me-, large house and ground. so 90
81 81 81 NV. rooms, mod amps 40 90
ao S 81. Sc, II rooms, mod. imps stable. 20 90
SOS 10Th ST. NV, store and warehouse. go. IS 90
S S1p IN 81. NV, rooms MOD lmps....... 35 90
81 81. tn 81. NV. rooms. mod imps. 35 90
6o1 ~ st. s.w.: rooms store and fixtures 80 90
00S 81. So, ~ rooms, mod. tmPs. 80 90
~ pun ST. Sc, rooms, mod. imps. 80 90
Cottage and stable above Georgetown. Is 90
S Saa otn ~. rooms. mod. impS. Is 90
90 an 81 sth SC. n.e, rs and bath. each Ii 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-29

Average s,rorn Daily Circulation ore'
f7,6OO-being mach larger bona hde'
regular circulation than that of all the
other daily Papers ia the city ddded
together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-29

Issue on the LIST and 18th Of each month s.Bul.
letn,' OF all property for sale and rent on my books
which can be had on application ut my ONCE or
will be sent BY mail II desired. -
S45co, s., 600. $500 $3.50 at 8 per cent. me7-tr