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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-06-13
MISSES LEYINGs,

BLACKSMITH, Shop on Main St., south OF Brack
ID ett House. Particular attention given to shoe
Ing horses.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-06-13

IL EXP a Bookstore embracing School and Miscel
N laneous Books. Periodicals. and Magazines.
full supply Of Stationary. Main ST.. River Falls
Wis 2f-35
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-06-13
II. L. wADswoRTH.

MANUFACTURER and dealer in Boots, Shoes
1tI and Hosiery, and everything in that line at
work made to order Repairing done with neat
ness and dispatch 2l-35
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-06-13
l. W nnRrIss

MANUFACTURER Of and Dealer in Harnesses
uIOils. Whips. and all other articles pertaining
TO first-cass establishment. Satisfaction guar
snteed. Shop Wells Bradford livery stable.
River Falls, Wis. 21-35
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
Mr.. WIN. r. DEUTSCH
SUCCESS.
/ POPULAR PRICES,
25c., Soc, 75c.

Reserved seats, so cents
and IS cents.
Miss NELLIE LAR
kELLE,
CLARA FISHER,
EUGENIA PAUL
GUS WILLIAMS,
u. A. LOCKE,
+. s. TARR, LARRY
TOOLEY, HARRY J0-
SEpHS, JAS. 5. MAI
FIT.
SATURDAY, Dec. u,
BABES in the WOODS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
u DEAFNESS,

EAR DISCHARGES.
Immediate relief and permanent effected in the
ash ST. References Of highest from Of
D TO j aud to !.
DyoRcEs STIHETLY FOR DISCRETION HsIIs 4c
Barclay, two blocks west Post oiiice
spE5RLX gu. syPEp yPEb
ERICK l. KING, Lawyer Saint Marks place, adjoining
nR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE RESTORES MAN
81 20 'es bsss sappsd Sole AGENT Dr.
JACQUES, University place, New York.
ali rass piles whsaT Internal Or sxsa
Eectuary is scientific agent and will by proper use in
soId ~ pi aliSragssas Depot, 80 East 4th st.
EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING
HayasA S.,,. D.s q s7a
=" '''''' '-'A'N " 9. vIADERo 4 co. sBs9hsrs
L,es,., s" reduction D,S..x allowed rs ,w7xo
Of the
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
oSRS SESENsss' Ss5Ss' RI TioRETs ss7s
$50 prizes. amounting 70 ! ; $50 600 pesos
For further 'isss''1i STTsEz s.a,, s
ExTRAoHDFNAAkE59A PRAMNsRESYAt bEdNsaER 81 HAVANA
CAPiTAL PRIZE 100000
rs1zh fKzk 81 $3.50 Fk!zE FkzEs q @ @s$ss
II PRIZES OF S5 90 49S rRIZEs OF $1,000.
wHoIhs slo$s INV ;sS SsxS$ s.
JACKSON co. Bankers 81 Nassau ST.. near Fulton
TNXTRAORDINARY DRAWING-ROYAL HAVANA,
IDecember 24-Capital. $50OOOO; ono of $lo0O00; do
$5oOoO: S25O ten OF $4,000 Whole ticket 500;
b. NATHAN 1871 and s3s Broadway.
TTAVANA DRAWS DECEMBER 24-TICKETs, 500,
l1$2 st. Stephen, New Brnnswick December 30 Cap
FIELD CO.. 1912 Broadway.
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WANTED-TO ACCOMMODATE OR
sesen horses, convenient Both Ad-
dress dress giving particulars rent &e to r. H. Herald Uptown
TWO HORSES, SUITABLE FOR LIGHT WORK Ss5
so soo or would hire them for keep 656 Hudson ST.
WELL LOCATED AND WELL. RENTED BROOKLYN
=, nouse ior horses and Wagons JAYNE Herald office.
WANTED HORSE THAT CAN TRoT IN a:Io OR
Broadway
3 HORSES, M Il 70 AND IS HANDS; ALSO SINGLE TRUCK,
Aro'e "h'netrees. 2si Sullivan st. and ~ Beekman st.
&1S0 TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS, COST S4e5
, noh .hree months ago also top Pony phaeton and
Xxx EAST 23D sT.-ELEGANT TOP PONY PHAE-
ana one fine set of Single Harness must be- sold
R00,, sLEIGHs. sLEIGHs, sLEIGHs
OOUPortland Albany. Pony and six sleighs. from S18
WfTa@ sraf kxY AZ. s5sa asa
DRY GOODS.
A JAMES McREERY { CO..
Broadway and 18th St..
announce a continuance
of their great salo Of
sLAsk sarls MP p,GTsGS HT1tobED
SATIN S1,.%l sTnrrED
The above are new, fresh goods and are
positively bcng sold for about
one-half their intrinsic value
A NOTABLE OPENING.
J. c. JOHNSTON.
Broadway, 9Th av. and 22d st.,
INFORM THEIR PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC
that the fourth and exhibitions for the
year 1879
will take place
On Monday and Tuesday, Dccembe. q and "a.
and win consist Of
A MAGNIrIcENT DISPLAY OF
EVENING. RECEPTION AND BALL COSTUMES.
OPERA cLoAKs. &C., &C
Prior 70 the opening over
$4,000 worth Of
cLoAKs, DoLMANs. ULsTERs, CIRCULARS AND
COSTUMES,
will be sold at tho following reducons to make room for
Beaver chnchilla ClOaks silk trimmed % to sl4
Diagonal Aateasse Coaks silk and fringe trimming
- to $25; worth SIS to $4o.
English Walking Jackets Camsls Hair and Diagonal
$S 20 3l8; worth $I2 to $25
Ladies' Ohevot Ulsters Sizes 81 to sl2: worth 81
Ladies' Circulars Scotch Plaid Camels Hair and Dag
onal, ~ SO to $l4; worth - to $50.
Imported House Jackets and Breakfast Sacques Silk
lined, $40 to $l5; worth $25 to $50
Embroidered Drsp dEte Sacquo Patterns % to $lO form
erly sold $siO and $75
Heal India silk Bobes do Chan,bre S30 import
$40
Flannel Wrappers and Breakfast Robes "a to SIG; worth
81 80 SIS.
Job lots Of Misses and Chdrens Winter Suits So to $40
worth 81 to $lS
job lots Of Misses Cloaks and heavy Ulsters 81 $4
worth $12 to $50.
Ladies' STUFF Suits. winter colors. sl2 so to sos worth
SIS to $35
Ladies' cames' hair silk and Costumes and
Polonaiscs Sl5 to $E5 worth SGD to 500.
Ladies' fine Paris made silk Costumes imported fol
models and the latest crcaons Of Worth Pingat, Hen
Grange and Maentics 500 1925 $50 SITS, $2O0
original cost. $24O, $ss5, 1897 1929, $50
The oil novelties and unexceptionably thu
richest garments exhibited very suitable for
ELEGANT HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES sent by mail applics
tiop.
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AMUsEMENTs. A
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE

GRAND CORIOLANUS MATINEE TODAY
GRAND CORI0LANUS MATINEE TO-DAY.
GRAND CORIOLANUS MATINEE TO-DAY.
DOORS OPEN AT Ia. COMMENCE AT = O'CLOCK.
Mr. JOHN MCCULLOUGH. as ...... .CORlOI4ANUS
Mr. JOHN MCCULLOUGH. as .CORIOI4ANuS
Mr.. JOHN McCULLOuGH.... as. .CORIOLANCS
IN THIS
MAGNIFICENT sHAKEsPEAREAN SPECTACLE
Mr.. Mccullough consistent parician throug
and displayed force and repose in line combnation."
Herald December H.
The pageantry had been carefully and literally pre-
pared Sun. December II.
Mr. McCallongh. personston Of Corioanas possesses
qualities which fit to stand alone Graphc Deccmberl
The have put the tragedy upon the stage in
sumpuous style the tumpha return of Corioanus being
and trophies n-Express. December IT,
THE story of Corioanus told by Mr. John McCul-
Tough last evening with the of action and ccaness
Of eocuton which distinguish that favote tragedian
World December IL
Taken all in all the performance last evening the
best given Of play this city for
years and the deserves credit for the
manner In which the tragedy has been placed the
ge.r-Star, December II.
Poole Donnelly creditsbly did their part by carefully
putting the piece the with all the accessories for
spectacular effect. Mr.. Mccullough the psuds Of
December IL.
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
DOOTHS THEATRE EVANGEIINE
The New York herald., 1878-12-18

Immediate relief and permanent effected in the
most aggravated cases by DR.. LIGHTHILL, No. 6West
29h References of the highest character from some OF
influential aud prominent residents OF Now York.
. % l and to7.
The New York herald., 1878-12-18

AMusEMENTs-lsr pAoK-5th and 9Th cola
AsTRoLoGY-2D PAGK-5th col
soAkP ssd
hts4hasNo stsfNEss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FksP ffs1fs P.e
BuSIEEss M 3 NoTIcEsT7,n ym rs IN; pAcF.sth col
eI bSI1tk xqk &c: COL
SoxsTWIsE sTEASsHiPsHisra f1cs-ssh and 9Th coll.
S S9SS9ss ASabESIHsM.sl ssTasln n4fa Faa.-s.h COL
pen bRYT!sTEY-aD dSnns-,or rscsro,h presa,, GO. .a
B%RLIISG su HOUSES 'in 10 LET r. FURNISHED AND UN
suRorEAN is rasrsA COL
ExcuksIoNs-isrm -nf.so r.cs"o.h col.
FLNANcIAL-llTH PAGE
sAhhsR So APARTMENTS TO
HEES Tas7aBfahs,u EsfsA r.s.sa and 4A
ac s.ss ann @ coll:
HOUSES HOUSES, X RdoSs. sSsf PLACES OF BUSINESS. &C.,
IEssaF4SplPPSsip5 EosT 4sp I.GHs.a r4saseo eS
sAGHINEExTP sAHREE KxNTRsi21m rsesh rssss.A sS COL
kATRINONIAL-l2TH PAcE-sth col
IItNkRY AND f9i p.o.h COL
sEM si4his5 rhsf.a fsl p4cs-e.A col
FlASoESkTEs, okSxYs. Ge;-lsr PAersd col.
FSs1 essSk
pnoPEkrY ASt'd OUT OF s0' THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
H45 Hs43$R Essa,s
REWARDS-1sT PAGE-lst col.
SALES AT AUCTJON-IsT PAGE-4th and 5th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-l2rHP PAcE-lst I'd
aud Sd coils.
EUATl0Ns WANTED-MALES-12rH PAGE-4th col.
DPECIAL NOTICES-1sr PAGE-lst and I'd coils
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.-lsr PAGE-3d col.
THE TRADES-l2rH PAGK-5th col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcR-1st col.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-12ru PAcE-6th col.
uNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED To EMsssSSIAsEaiss pAen-s.a col
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C.-2D PAGK-5th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Or
TO LKT-2D PAGE-lst col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-lorH PAGE-6th COL
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
sPORTING-DoGs. BIRDs. sc.

A -CHEAP.-THE HANDsoMEsr BLUE AND TAN
"A Terriers in the city full blooded Pugs and Ferets
157 East 3oth.
q VERY FINE JAPANESE sPANIELs OR JAPANESE
s)Pugs Of the finest Fox Terriers n the city, English
Pugs very small King Charles Spanies, black and tan
Terriers fine Cocker Spaniel also fine lot of Parrots and
Birds of all kinds and Ferrets At SENNS, lis West
broadway.
The New York herald., 1878-12-18

ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE CoMIQUE. 5l4 BROADWAY.
i HAKRIGAN HART Observation-Disclosures. Proprietor
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
Of the successful play that has been offered to the ps
lie for many years
HARRIGAN < HART,
in Edward Harriganis new, original Irish Drama.
LDRGAIRE.
ONLY ONE WEEK MORE.
LORGAIRE MATINEES Wednesday and Saturday.
4 YCEUM THEATRE l4TH ST AND 9Th Av
AkATE CLAYTON. Asnages
THIRD WEEK, THIRD WEEK,
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
DOUBLE MARRIAGE.
POPULAR PRICES POPULAR PkICE2
81 75c. soc. 25c.
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE .2s5 BROADWAY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
MUSICAL.

A LADY MANY YEARS TEACHER VOCAL INsTRU
mental; 90 cents lesson beginnc finishing;
portnnity TEACHER, box I42 Herald Uptown Office.
LNxTRA FINE MUSIC FOR BALLS. PARTIES WE'D
IIdngs and Sociabies by violnst and pianist of high
standing; Sl2. Address MUSICIAN, l, 1876 broadway.
DIANo LEssoNs.--EAsY TERMS; PARTICULAR
IL attention paid to children, position OF hands time.
lingering. WILLIAM II. JOHNSTON 22i East 10th St.
yVONDERFUL MUSIC CHART ENABLES EVERY.
body 10 play richest piano
without previous scal instruction Circulars free
UNION CHART Rooms, " TALON square
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

STABLE WANTED-TO ACCOMMODATE SIX @
k'sesen horses convenient to Both and Madison
Office. - ~F
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
TNsTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
< LADY WANTS ONE or rwO LITTLE GIRLS TO
n Board and teAch English branches and music refer
enccs. Miss j. =. -. Yonkers N Y.
L,KENCH CONVERSATIONAL LESSONS BY PARIS
IL Ian lady dipomee; terms moderate. Mile. yEREL,
l,267 broadway, room =, first floor.
rEACHERS WANTED.-LADY, ENGLISH AND ELO.
cution Western New York. interview this week. resi-
dent city Institution singing and English interview
Immediately; FOR music French German, several ladies
and gentlemen. Those wanting January engagements
should apply SCHERMERHORN, ~ East 14th.
NvEACHERS OF KNOWN CALIBRE AND CHARACTER
promptly provided for families. schools, colleges.
SCHERMERHORN, ~ East 14th.
OOD 9TH Av.--FRENCH LESSONS GIVEN IN PRI.
s)COvate families or at professors residence by N.
GAREAU, formerly magistrate member Of the University
Of France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-12
THE CGEPTS.

POLICE CoURT-Judge Water.
To-Day, Fanny Brooks, ptofane il George
: or thirty days. Frank Delphy alias Frank
Jones, charged with being thief, and found
under very suspicious circumstances: work
house. Sam. Smith, profanity: -: Holora
Reed, loud and boiSterCuS-said she never
spoke word; she only took glass OF beer,
and didn't remember saying a word: it VAS
too bad that she should be arrested eve.y
time She went on the street; $ or thirty days.
Jerry Cant and Albert Smith, loud and bois
ferrous: IS and costs or sixty days. James
watkins, colored, larceny of some small
change from colored man IN the market: g.
Martha Cauliflower forfeited collateral. Wan.
Brakeman, John Walker. John Miller, Samuel
Matthews and John Walter, two white and
three colored men, charged with trespass Oil
termeons; $40 each or thirty days in jail. JnO.
Manual, cOlored. trespassng on the land of
Thomas Young and carrying away some cab
pages. John said he was guilty Of pulling
them up but not guilty of carrying them
away; $40 and costs or thirty days Thomas
Darlington. charged with assault on Police
man Farquhar, was in court, but the officer
Was ed
leased on deposit of $1,000 being made for
his appearance. Philip TOlliyer, assault on
Edward Smith; = and costs John HarrIgar,
guilty. He was also charged with assault on
Officer Block. Defendant seems to be pretty
hard sort of boy, as he gave the officer cor
back and tore his clothes. He also had a lead
en- billy in his hand, which he tried to use on
him. For the defence several witnesses testi-
ned that while the prisoner was lying on his
back on the pavement, that Block struck him
several times on the head with black jack.
The court said that the testimony was very
much mixed up, and II would be hard TO come
TO any CONCLUSION in the matter, and diSmS-
Sed tie case OF resistan e, aid fined hin rs
Tor previous assault Wiu. Allen, ass. 1t On
Mrs. X. \. Bush IL and costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-12

%At Coldwater, Mich, Charles Jacobs
asked his wife II he had not always been good
TO her, and when she said yes, said See here ~
and pointed his revolver at his head. She
struck down his arm, and the charge entered
his side below the lung.
IA sportsman at Turin, Italy was recently
killed by his dog. The animal paved the
trigger OF his masters gun and fired it of
while the man was leaning upon 1t.
6-A French senator and magistrate has
been caught cheating at cards and the author
tiles are somewhat puzzled to get at him, since
as senator he Is inviOlable and as a magis-
trate not to be removed.
A~Cursous advertisement from the Ger
man papers: " To persons about to get mar
ried.-The wedding trOHSSedu OF Prince Fran
els BentheIan'S niece to be disposed of for
fl,GG0. The same cost three times the money"
AlyR. b. Cnrant, the defaulting cashier of
the Eliot bank at Boston, turned over a lot of
Sierra Nevada mining stocks ere he left.
They have gone up from 50 to 500 share
within few weeks and more than made up
the losses.
As-At Cape Girardeau, Mo. Tuesday, James
N McWiliiams, a lawyer, was killed by an old
citizen named Otto BUchman, whom he had
attacked.
ASTwo women fired at each other in Harris.
Ca, in very much the style of a prearranged
duel. They met by appointment, and ex-
changed shots, but had no seconds. and
neither was hit. One was married, and the
quarrel was about her husband.
Aa>Gilmore's style Of conducting and the
fire execution OF his haLd are leading to a re-
form in German military music, which Is
rather rough and loud. The baud is going to
Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-12
AnluSefnenfs.

NdtiOnd! TteGter.-The Ice Witch as pre-
sented at the National nightly, by an excel
by good varieties, makes very enjoyable en-
tertalnment. Things have been gotten so
we'll underway that no hitch, either dramatic
or scenic. mars the smoothness of the play.
Tiltt7l0 at the Tournament to be given to-
day at BladenSburg by the Prince Georgian
Knights, commences at 3 o'clock. The coro-
nation ball. TO be held al the George Washing
ton house, begins at O'Clock. The total
amount is for the benefit of the yellow fever
sufferers.
Lt7icO'n R0I.-MisS Annie Louise Carr viii
appear III concert at this hail Monday even
Ing. Id she Will be assisted by Miss Hen
I1eita BeeO6, JOEH q. fugl. l.. Z. Cannon. j.
= CaUlfeId and 4. Gloetzner.
1he RrckFtie FGir, which is now progress
ing. IS fine exhibition OF its kind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-12
--rnrs Of the plague I'm M>.,.u

IN
hETC RN OF DRs. RAMSAY AND PEAss Nm ,,ps
WALLIS-wHAT Dr.. PEAsE SAYS OF TIp Ip0s3
ROks OF THE FEvEY. ~ LII NOi'-
DIS Ramsay and Pease -.d Mrs Wallis
Who accompanied the party 81 physicians and
nurses VINO lett this city few evenings since
,oi Mempnis' returned 20 this city last night,
e;atin5 of Ms n9nI oacF by the Howard Asso-
NAG never mad the elbow fever. A represent
s Ne vi LEE oIA failed to find Mrs. Wallis
tbeIefore eannot log street, to-day, and
s s1e saw at Me mphis. The party arrived at
,ns npnis TITO ay evening and left there TO re-
'oiN 'A ouno ay morning last.
r. r. p. pEAsE STATES
sna. lulu his brief visit there he improved
sh I'm, % the best of his ability in looking at
s .inL s'o alton OF things and attending to the
SEA Srsd Last Saturday he visited over one hun
~, cases OF yellow fever and prescribed for
tne' ii. He states that the streets are deserted,
" .slness closed, the banks only keeping open
ne hour each day. Negroes straggle in from
the surrounding country and plumber houses ::
The stencil from the adjacent bayOuS, into
which the sewers empty, and from the dead
bodies OF victims of the fever, pervades every
place you go. and is intOlerable. There are
upwards OF
FCUR THOUSAND CASES
now III that city, and not half oI the sufferers
receive proper attention. The Howard ASs0-
citation IS doing everything it can, but they
have neither physicians nor nurses enough ~
attend the sick. The sidewalks are scattered
dead carts are driven around and constantly
gathering up cOrpses which have been thrust
out ii houses to be buried. They are carted OF
by al sorts OF vehicles and
BURIED IN bitches.
Dead bodies are frequently found in houses
which have never been reported, aud some
times the stencil is terrible when they have
been laying in a state OF decomposition. On
the outskirts of the city he saw two bodies OF
cOl0red men swollen 10y the heat and gaSseS
and partially eaten by rats, unburled The
poorer classes appear to be callouS to all de-
cency: care Tor no one but themselves ana
are even brutal 10 their own dying reLI lives
and fIleGdS. He heard OF no action being
taken by the municipal authorities To extend
relief cr 20 protect life or PROPERTY The na-
tive physicians are worked aud broken
down, and
REIGN OF TERROR
and demorailZatIOn exists. Two of the nurses
who went away from this CRY were retained
al the Howard Association Headquarters and
The others We're sent into private families
Where the fever was raging. Provisions are
scarce and high priced and
MANY PEOPLE ARE STARVING.
Every body seems 10 be on the make and no
one works without the highest pay they can
get. The consequence is that the poorer
classes who are not able to pay for physicians
or nurses, suffer and die without their aid
Or. Pease states that he proposes TO return
10 Memphis on his own responsibility, AMI il
possible take some nurses with him, without
leave OF the Howard Association and will do
all he can. He goes to New York tonight and
VIII return tomorrow and then leave inmedi-
ately for Memphis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-12

NEITHER failing teeth, nor the peening
Vaa rkis s Q, mme' 80 .cibiy tell of advancing
stores as s'" gray hair. Ayers Ft9or re-
mo as color and makes your appearance
&c agreeable to others, as well as yourself:
With fresh. luxuriant hair, the in6rmitieS Of
age are far less noticeable.
FOR UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs Wins
lop'S Soothing Syrup has been used for chill
dren. 1t corrects acidity of the stomach, re-
lieves wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures
dySentery and diarrhRa. whether arising
from teethipg or other causes. An old and
welltTied remedy. IS cents bottle.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf-
fererS Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
er'S Electric Belts the grand deSideratum
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal, with par
ticulars, mailed free. Address Puvermacher
Galvanic Co., New York city. 6,25d&kly
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. FiScher'S Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeing abliShment, No. 600 q street,
near 9th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
not possessing these facilities His cleansing
fact the cheapest In the city on account OF his
sists in removing spots from costly party dress
moves grease spots effectually from any article,
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as if newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two
Oatr for Ok cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-12

A PARALYZED ARN-The PottSville fPa.)
Miners Journal of the 9TH inst. says: While
M Miss Maggie Lewis; OF G.endon, Lehigh eoun-
a person at the table, she felt tickling SenSa-
ZION run the entire length of her right arm,
and perfectly dead her hand closed, and the
Strongest man in GlendOn is unable t. open
the fingers. The arm and hand are perfectly
woman of IS years of age. The case has ex-
cited great deal of interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-12
LOCAL NEWS.
GOndpnaedIoenIs

4 Ht CHAP Who IS collecting a mi,lioo oil
pos tage Stamps is in town
. fe0pe who drink beer should remember
ceeds OF his lager beer sales to-mOrro,y tn
yellow fever fund W
From ShiliingtOn we have W
PorfJOitO Of Fashions and .,e DarnoreS.,,
- PtGt to Year. for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-12
GEORGETOWN.

WEDDING.-The marriage OF Miss Helen
MaIbury, the daughter Of Mr.. John Marbury,
Winchester. took place this morning AZ Il
O'Clock at st; Johns (P. E. church, the Rev
J; J.; Joyce, Officiating: The party left imme
SENT TO THE HospfTAIiE.Jos Rut+or
canal boatman about Is years of age, native
OF I1oga county. Pa, was found very sick ON
the corner OF Frederick and Bridge stree.
yesterday evening by Officer VOlkmar IS
was sent to the almsheuse hospital tc and
HE OUTLET LOCk.-One of tn day.
OF the caissOn at the outlet Loot o lift-chains
day, but did no damage :, broke yester
boats from passing thr"' beyond delaying
PERsONAL-Dr. ugh for short time
from the spriD~~ -Armistead Peter returned
GRAM IS yesterday.
w. p ARRIVED by the canal-Boat NJ. C
oyer with 4, 400 bushels wheat to j. &. and
u. M. Waters.
| MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. - Offerings on
| wheat with no sales.
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PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA. WASH
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting at PhiiddefIytis tcifL Olyde' 8
Line Tor IiOstom. Providence, aud
the Gesc En0Idnd btatcs.
Sailing Days.
From PhiladelphiA- Saturday, at 12m.
From From MashIagton- Monday, ct II q. IN.
Freights received daily. Through bills OF lading
given 10 Boston and Providence,
and Fall River. Consignees wish EeM-
ing their goods landed at George
town wharf will Please have them mark cd
Georgetown, u. CO.
For full information apply toJ. Il. JOHNSON
4CO:. LOO street north vest, and 12tn- street
ter street, Georgetown. ID. c.. WIN. P. CLYDE
philadelphia. mar2O-ly
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A Guilds FATAL ANGER.-Frank Downing,
eight years old, of North 7Sh street, Brooklyn,
who lives at No. 272 9Th street, were playing
yesterday on the edge of an excavation made
for sewer connection on 9Th street when they
quarrelled over some trivial matter. Dow
ming pushed his companion into the excava-
ton and he was 80 badly injured that it is said
ne will not recover. Downing was arrested.
IN. r. World, 10Th.
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CITY ITEMS.

No INJURIOUS SUBSTANCE enters il IN.
compound of LOdile'S Her" 500
Cures in five to tv'c.,, roinutes "P''S'I'
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, Mrs: PAGES WILL Norp:.The Equity Court
at-law of the late Maria C. Page, Of this city.
in the contest for her estate, the bulk OF which
she left by will for the benefit of the Univer-
salist Society in this District. The court holds
that the gifts are void, being contrary to he
Maryland Declaration of Rights, sec. 81, which
is in force in this District, as the will was made
less than calendar month before deceaSe Of
the teStator. Mr.. Armes appeared for the
heir at law, and MesSrs. Crittenden, Riddle and
Padgett and Judge Martin represented the
UniverSaliSt Society.