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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04
LIVER COMPLAINT.

Whea fsum any oftase numeruus Incl
kfsaR emn@S ere Liver hesius % acs nhnnr.
szEslly. flse hils rc4naihs IN the systera.
viksa1ing aad PeEveFting every vital pro-
60. and eAneing B1ils. Carbuncles,
Eiosrkszs- psmplcS, ConRsls. Rronehiti4
Asslznn. Cenasn4lsicn. DysenteEy, KID
n<y and Bladder diseases. and many other
diNusslsFs. al originMiing direcfiy or inai-
FUrsly tsx==ss tie Liver. ke7lgx's Vegetable
IEEe 0gg@ lndmce the healthy action of
the Liver hy pruviaing go- aAae removal of
ahe bsiiary cunssifucnfz tsy tic Bowels,
kizneys ard Skin-
6OISTxP ATxON.
Tle suppression and retention Of the
truuianls of si.n aliinentaEy canMl produce
Fol Hxeakh. Indigestion. Dyspepsia.
faeM. Chnomic Headache. Skin aifocti0n4
mm4 vssy many other Diseases reserahlc 10
Uss lsasislsas inftncncc Ct Constipation.
kslAaa Seestakle Lie DFops promptly
eazS tAss diEcnEe. and Al tlaa Ind efecss
ezs<Edlsg urua or resulting from =
keIlsf's Vegetable Life Drops
mpF the sastzs rsEncdy Cor tAosc peculiar
@a@maea 3xiSlng frusn tlse structural differ
@ncna bsswcea slsc sexes, and known a
Eszza1e C0mf.lAutsL
The uze of Kr1lcr's vegstahie In
DEusss - heen Rns only partially inEii-
9Mleas slse1F Fzaes . &C apfllicztiou bvxy
Nzena. an1 tsRsr work isaiways more than
Hnkia6arsaxy. 1gsekz reu1arkahle eiaicacr.
asmlFe@ay ahnwm, Gsparlicnlargy exhibited
Am 6aaeassn 81 Based Liver. Ssuuaach aud
Ruwxz@
Eezsnfs verrsslsis Hzis Drunn ere N.
eueun.emasxl IS leizg ths bcsf snd cAeaF.
- rAmxxE mErIcFFR eSee secred. aud
sata ~ duEwfs1s and eeasers 6 90
auGlse q i've koslles fzx g.
KELLER. Caemist.
-LrEoaR Id
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04
Kssetchcs, Neuralgia,
weias, Erurti0ns,
Headache, Nervousness,
Jaunaice, Fever L. Ague,
Coaas, Loss Of Appetite
and KrxDKE9 DEsEAsEs resulting iron
Impoverished OF vitiAicd BlOoD.
DYSPEPSIA.

TIE Fcszsuaion of pure hood depends
mgsun goud digestion; f0r where d,rnngc-
msrms of tire digestive function exists
liseass Inevitably rcsuitx. and Dyspcp-
eiA. wilh ali Otis ttEruEs and toFturoA
hsuurn <<zahiishnd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-19
GEORGETOWN.

r., SF-ks4fEAkE ASs ono CANAL INSPECTION
-te directors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio ca
ndA met IN Cumberland yesterday, Hon. A. =.
German presiding. Canal affairs were generally
ulscussed. Inc business this season Is largely
IN excess OF last. For ten days past not enough
ooats could be obtained to supply the demand.
III was decided 10 keep navigation open as long
as possible this season. This morning the board
started ON their annual trip OF inspection over
the entire canal from Cumberland 20 George
town. The party consists of President German.
/. Ham1l n. W. FarnandiS, John HumOird
benjamin Fawcett. Stephen GambrilI. Lewis
Stanhope, {. o. Hammond. Patrick Rely. W.
Flown and Foard cole. The trip will be made
VIII take tlve or six days. Hon. Michael Ban
non. one of the directors, left Cumberland last
night for Chicago on business.
THE CASE OF GEORGE HILL, JR., VS.. the Farm
erS' and Mechanics Bank of Georgetown, ID c.
appeal from the Supreme Court OF the District
OF Cclumbia-came up before the L. s. Supreme
Court yesterday. The controversy in this cause
relates to the manner in which four lots In
Georgetown should be sold under trust deed
gwen TO secure certain promiSSory notes which
nave never been paid. The decree of the lower
court is affirmed with costs.
CRAIN--Afriyed by canal, boat I.oUdon. with
2.5to bushels wheat and 800 bushels corn TO
hartley Bro; boat Seneca, with $500 Bushels
wheat to ii. N. Talbot.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures on Change
tOday $500 bushels wheat, with sales as follows:
los bushels at 10l IS. 2G0 do. at 1922 a35 do at 1902
95G 40 at lOl2. $50 at 991e. 500 do. at lOll<.
ca In foRI:-Entercd, steamer John Gibson.
merchants from New York. The New York
steamers Will make double trips this week to
accommodate the accumulated freight at New
York for the District.
PERSONAL.-Mr. John Tyler, son of the late
eX-President John Tyler, special Inspector CT
customs, Is at the West End Hotel
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Condensed Locals.

street lamps will be lighted at SIS pm. and
eXtinCuiShe6 at AS m.
About $50 last night the stable OF Judge
BARLEY. in stanton alley. between and l. and
18th and 18th streets caught fire and was
damaged 10 the extent OF $3.50 before il was
fxtinguished.
Yesterday William Whalen. q newsboy.
snatched pair of boots from In front OF Mr.
4. Profits shoe store. on 9TH street. and ran off
with them, He was captured by Ofticer O'Hare
and locked up.
RI Rev j. j. Keane. bishop of Richmond. Will
lay the corner stone OF a new Catholic church
at Manassas, Va. sunday next 1t is thought
the bishop WILL after the ceremony. visit his
friends in Washington, and remain here TIL
after his lecture for the benefit OF ST. Vincent :
Female orphan Asylum. next Tuesday.
A man. named Charles Bishop fell through a
vault in the sidewalk, which had be IN careleSsiy
left oren at GIG sth street last evening, and
injured his hip.
Lehman president i. II. Herr vice president,
and j. Tarbell Dyer secretary. has removed its
Office from Pennsylvania avenue to the north
east corner OF Ith street and Louisiana avenue
About 3:30 O'clock this morning an attempt
was made by burglar 70 enter DR.. J0hnSOn's
dwelling. No 6l4 G. street northwest, By forcing
away by Mr.. W. Scott Larner. who iired four
shots az him. Officer DuVall responded on
bearing the shots but the thief had escaped
Dr. t. $ Verdi, Of this city. who closed his
course OF public lectures on Sanitary Science
ard Public Hygiene AT the Homeopathic col
lege. iii Cincinnati, last Friday evening. was
presented by the medical class with a silver ink-
stand gold pen and complimentary resolutions
He has been asked by The physicians there 90
give lecture where the general public NAV
have an opportunity 10 hear him. Ills friends
here are 'lrGing hin 20 lecture in Washington
In tie case OF Jackson dGt. Bidckg.OJd. noticed
in yesterdays star. under the head OF Liatili-
lies OF Trustees. Nr. {. y. Elliott has entered
an appearance for ChaS. 7. Davis. and entered
aPI al TO the General Tern.
The Health Office was bliTgtaTiZed laS- night
by thieves who however did not get aay
further than the lower back room where thpy
run-Maged over -pine old papers ON lie They
entered by q rear window. and probably eut
fIEhteLed off. Nothing has been missed
The furniture IS being put ia Wizards hotel!
and II i expected that The opening VIII take
place feXt week.
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THE GOVRTS.

EQUITY COCRT-.Jitd1e Mac 4 rthuT,
Yesterday, Weich agt. Murphy; leave to amend
cross bill SO as to make Barbour & Hamilton
party, and case stricken from the calendar.
MaK ag5. brown; trustee substituted. Citizens
National Bank agt. Dant; time for taking tes-
ti1n0ny fixed Williams ct al agt Gardiner et
al; leave to Wise to file bill OF review. Bonnet
agt. harrison; decree for sale modified author
h an,p private sale, and sale confirmed provis-
lonally. Mace agt. Evans; hearing commenced
Io-Cay, bernhard agt. Bernhard; decree for
bed and beard. Hose agt. Egleston; demurrer
a showed, with Leave to amend. Byrne agt
proved. burnside agt. Catchcar; auditors re-
port confirmed. Fowler agt. Keller; distribu-
ton directed.
CIRCUIT COURT-Judge Cartier.
To-day. Mattingly agt. Hellman; verdict for
plalnflf1. nominal damages. Wood d Co. agt
Giahamfte Co.; verdict for defendant jenkins
agt. Maryman; do. for Plaintiff, nominal dam
ages.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Wylie.
To-day, Clement Mckeever, violating hotel
Jaw; not guilty. Daniel Mccarthy, unlicensed
bar; not guilty. George c. Weide, do; do. Syl-
vanus K. Govern and Allen Mason, unlicensed
bar; information qu3Shed.
Police CGURT-.Judge Smell.
To-day, Peer Wingheld, colored, was sen.
dOWn Tor Vagrancy. VIM. Smith forfeited s.
collateral for indecent exposure. Patrick Ready
forfeited $ for profanity. Joseph D. Edsall, a
gendteel ely, dressed Young man, was fined $ for
lGn dan, and bosterous talking. Mary Holland
USlufolng the quiet of Georgetown; s.. John
+. Neal profanity: s.. VIM Jones for vaerancy
was sent down. VIM Whaien, larceny of a pai
OF boots from Francis Profit; s., or IS days
Peasant White, very unpleasant-looking col
Ored man. was arraigned on the charge Of as
Sault and battery on Ellen Breeden who testi
ned that he knocked her down and beat her
Pleasant produced several cOlored witnesse
VINO SWOre that he never struck her. and III
court dismissed the case. Charles Young
larceny OF an oveTcoat worth 81. from some per
son unknown: SO, or Is days Alexis Lounnl,Ist
ana Thomas LounquiSt, assault on James II
Iucker; $3 each. and costs. ThCS. Doyle, pleaded
har; $40, or so days. Samuel Wheeler. coIOred
larceny Of 90 yards Of carpet from Kerr, CLARK
q lrunnell; was dismissed, the carpet being re.
turned TO the owner. {. H. OUrand, assault and
battery on Roger A. Reeves SO. Henry KrOpp
receiving stolen property continued John
sanders, larceny of two watches from Thos.
b. Brown; $40 or 30 days Armstead Barhet
receiving stolen goods (clothing); continued
Also, with similar offence; continued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-19
CHEAP CARPETS AND DRY GooDs

Good !nerain CARPETS. Is, 81, SIC
Extra Heavy 1nsrains Carpets 40 and asc
Ali Wool Ingram IS. worth zoe
rev styles Lowell best Iuerains, 7sc
GOOD Brussels Carpets u.s. IS and 90c
Remnants best Brussels 7sc
f I'M SIZE White Blankets 81 IS. 50. s25o &c
Cloaks-newest SUPERINTENDENT low pr,cas
for qualities, from s. 75 TO $25 fito'7
Rack tashmeres, extra cheap. Wool 45c nm
Coored Cashmeres. al wool as ~ 60 15c
AL Wool Dlasonas and Serves, 81 &c
7. n. NAUDAIN,
noN9r SO9 MarScef Stsoes
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BARGAINS
BRODHEAD'S,

1905 ST.. Between 18th and 18th Sts
Denters Celebrated Ball Knitting Gotten So m,
Clsrss Best 100 yard Spool Cotton Sc q; s,Sos ~,
Is centsl Ga Navy Blue Repellant ladies' Cloth
.3c. 70 Goored Woolen Blankets. b5" piece 81 Oi
Pair. LADIES' Fine Merino Under Vests So. ava
mp Linen Crash for Toweling, Sc yd ana nm
Andro+cogyin - Bieached Cotton. 7s4c I'd Lovely
l2he: I'd and mp. Atwood French Cashmere'
eoab Width SUPERIOR finish, so Cotton warp Cash
Beartitn Neck Knitting, i0c. yd. aud ny. splendid
Z ana i5button Paris Kids. $1,oo and 81 IS pair
BACK Lyons Groe Grain SILK, 81 90; worth On Is
lot CAN SAVE MONEY By BUYING AT
Ho'ifIr BRoDHEADS
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LECTURES.
DRY GOODS.
ROTTOM PRICE DRY Goops.

Que Tale yardwide Brown Cotton; &C. worth To-,
t'nc case good Calico, Sc
loo IGirs White aud Colored R1a,,ke.s al q, a, "a
arc >! Black and Co.ored Cashmere 53c
loo dozen Towels, l2Ar and 2S, each
full stock Table and Floor Oilcioths nav s,ylos
lah;e Linen and NAPKINS cheap Rel flannel Shirts
ara PfaWsrs Cotton Batting for Comforts l2ac
Gassiineles, from - TO 75c own
ga We SELL AT BOTTOM PRICES
GEORGE J. JOHNSON
noNlGtr Cor. 5th 81. and MnrLif Nn1.<>
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CITY ITEMS.

1T rs JUST AS IMPOSSIBLE to take Duran1 E
Rheumatic Remedy and not be cured of rheu-
matism as 1t is to drink pure cool water and not
have thirst quenched.
Does your head ache? Lodille's Headache Sye-
cite will cure at once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-19

THE SILVER QUESTION IN MExICo.-The Mexi-
owing to the decline in the price In the London
market. Sterling exchange has advanced to %
per cent. An EFFORT is being made to repeal the
export duty of five per cent. on silver, which, II
1t proves successful, will reduce the rate OF ex-
change five per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-19

THE ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL GROUNDS
Yesterday IN the case OF L. ). against lots in
squares SIS and SO, for the condemnation for
the extension OF the Capitol grounds. Secretary
SchurZ filed an appeal 10 the Court In General
Term. excepting 20 the Judgment OF Justice
Humphreys, by which he allowed VIM. 3. Webb,
VIM. III. Clagett, b. III. Warner, $. G.. T. Morsell.
ard E Z. White 500 each for their services as
APPRAISERS
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BLACK CAsHMEREs, all wool, so, IS, go, 65. 70,
IS, so, IS, 81 cents; black Thibet shawls, single
and double, from s2.75 up; .Courtaulds English
hairs, double width, from Is cents up; ladies'
new style cloaks, from s. up; new fall and win
ter dress goods, IL, IS, IS, 20, Is cents; cassi-
q, SIS, 81, 81; at T0ws0n's, 6s6 Pa. ave., south
Side.-Adri.
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PLAIN FACTS.

AA<AAAN 4 ASASs
70 BE CONVINCED, CALL IND SEE
FOR YOURSELF.
Business Suite,
3. g, Z, 3, 10, IL. IA, Is, Is, go
Dress Suits
10. IL. 10. IL. 70, 20, 25. $50
FAN Overcoats,
8, 6, 8. 10, II, 10, $1S.
Winter Overcoats,
$50. 4. s. 6. g. 10. u. Is. Is. 20. s2s.
Diagonal worsted Coats and Vests,
rs. 10. IL, Is, ID, $40.
Black Cloth Frock Goats,
6, 3, 10. II, Is, 800
Black Cashmere Pants.
4, 8. o, 8. $40.
Fancy and Dress Cashmere Pants,
8. 4. 8. 6. 7. $S.
Business Cashmere Pants,
as. 4, s. sc.
Heavy Working Pants,
!, lbs. LOO, L75. g.
Youths Suits,
81, 8, 10, II, $l6.
Boys Suits,
I. &. &, 2, 8. 10. $l2
School suits,
8, 4, 6. 6. 2. O.
ChiIdren's Suits,
2e0. 8. $50. 4. s. 6. 8. $40
Youths Overcoats,
IS. 6. z. 8. 10. II, SIS
Boys' Overcoats,
s. 4. 8. 6, Z, 8, &l0.
Children's Overcoats, 225. ESQ. 8, 4, s, 6, g.
Children's listers. 4. s. 6. 8. $40
Mems Heavy Working Coats, $3.50.
Mems Double breasted Box Coats, S.
Black Cloth Vests. L60. 2. 225. $50. 8. e.
A. STRAUS,
1911 Pennsylvania AVesssse.
oct18tr Between 10th aud 18th streeta
A. a. PICKRELL. PreA J. ". DEKBLE. Sec.
POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of Geor0etosrs, ID. O.
Having been appointed washington Agent for the
found q nv ooe 1850 sTREET NV, ANY BE- g
"a rSs: q E snS
oct4!@ JOHN q. oAssIN. Agent
GOKE DOWN 10 EOU8 CENTS.
FORTY BUSHELS DELIVERED ron sala
GAH,LIaHT OFFICE.
octl4H l11 ss1 A13 1OtN streee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-19
LOCAL NEWS.


National TReater.-The kiraifys in "A Trip
10 the Moon"
TkeGtsr Comaiqus-"GriZZly Adams" border
drama ard first class varieties.
CONGREGATIONAL Church.-Rev. DR.. Rankin'5 Lee
TIRE on "RObeTt Burns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-19
OK FINE DRESS SHIRTS

- Made 10 order, Of Wamsutta Muslin and Pxtr.
me Linen bosons, for $50; ready To- nut on
Finest DRESS SHIRTS made TO order in the
most e.egant manner for So 25 - >AS
o1r MnSTERf" SHIRT, unfinished AZ IS cts
Mace % " arisutta Muslin ana Extra fine Liner,
bosom Is the cheapest Shirt in the world
Our Mystery" Shirt at IS cts unfinished il as
good as any 81 Shirt in the market " 40
OuF Mystery" SHIRT IL retailad at Factory
wicl EsALE prices and Six OF them is a nice Christ
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT. oprx r.ox-r
terry" e AAse-
Our 81 Shirt, ready to put on. has been reduces
10 % cts, and is worth double the money bIt we
are compelled TO Reduce Stock at our Factory i'm
baltimore as We are about to build large addition
,neIsto, ana desire 10 carry less Stock whilst the
nov5tr MEGINNIss', 1902 F. street - ar.
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A FIGHT BETWEEN BLACKS AND WHTTEs.-A
terrible fight between blacks and whites oc-
CURED at suburb Of Xenia, Ohio, Sunday.
About ten men were engaged In it. All had
been drinking. One negro was shot, and two
whites were so badly beaten that they cannot
recover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-19

CARPETS AND 0ILCL0THS.-Ingrain carpets, 81.
10 IS so s., 6oc; floor oilclOthS, all widths Not
tlnShaIn lace, from Is cents up; large double
Whiie Diahkets- from 81 $3.50, s., s. so. 81 - so
Dtd Comforts from IS. 81. 81 %; at TowsopS $50
Pa ave, south side, near Tth.-adrt.
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IL Iou WANT 10 buy a cheap house, or IL you
want 70 sell, call AT the office OF g. III. Warner
SIG street northwest. You can get a c0ny OF
tie Real Estate Review" just our, by calling
at his oftce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-19

For BOYS and children's overcoats and ulsters
go TO the clothing house OF b. Robinson 4 "a
500 Pennsylvania avenue.-Adrt.
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mat1sm as 1t is to drink pure cool water and not
have thirst quenched
Does your head ache? Lodille's Headache Spe-
cifc will cure at once.
To CoNsUMPTIyEs.-Manyh have been happy to
give their testimony in favor Of the use of
renee has proved it to be valuable remedy
for consumption, asthma, diphtheria. and all
diseases OF the throat and lungs. Manufactured
Only Dy a. b. WlDor chemist, Boston. Sold b.
all druggists. this
MURRAY & LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER.
rich perfume radiates in clouds of incense from
those who sprinkle it upon their garments driv-
ing away or neutraliZing every breath OF faint
ca atmosphere, sure preventive OF all infec-
ton.
HEAVEN DESIGNED THE JUICE Of the nore-
hound plant, the tar of the balm of gilead tree
and healing honey. for the relief Of irrit ;tt
lungs. IheSe three specifics are combined in
Hdte's Honey Of H0TehOUnd Gad Tar. will cure a
cough or cold, however Violent, with unerring
Ptke's Toothache Drops cure toothache in one
minute. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents.
For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
to'cs Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
collc, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
other causes. An old and wen-tried remedy.
rs cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GENTLRsKN-Wew wish to call
attention to A: Ffscher's Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. 9O6 G street. near
9Th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether of American or Euro
pean Invention, he Is enabled to do his work in
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sessing these facilities. Gents suits Cleaned
for g. n. Blaze curtains cleaned from 81
up to $3.50 window. Wool blankets from so
cents to 81 pair, by cleaning q number a re-
ductton In price. Satisfaction guaranteed. His
dry cleanser removes grease spots ef1ectuaIly
from any article, and careful pressing gives
them an appearance as II newly made,
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

The Poor
Editor Sta,:-The poor we have always with
us; they appeal to our SympathieS, especially
in fnclement seasons of the year How Shall
we best aid them? is the problem in many
encourages many in idieness, and Is doubtful
benefit. Beggary is not an American trait:
but there are those who suffer in seclusion and
silence, who ought to be sought out and re
fieyed. How shall this be done? In Troy New
York; society to benefit the condition of the
poor mas been In operation year, and in their
report they claim that they have effected
saving OF $4,000 to the tax payers. They say
they have reduced the distress OF the poor to
point not before reached in Il period of ter.
Years; they have aided S72 families, and have
detected 40 more who, receiving aid from the
city, were abundantly able to support them
selves. The poor, they say, have been better
cared for. The managers are divided into three
classes, ana at each annual meeting four man
ayers are elected to take the places of those
whose term has expired. The city is divided
into numerous districts, for each Of which there
is appointed visitors, whose duty it is to become
fully acquainted with the condition and circum-
stances of each one needing relief. A society
somewhat similar to this one was organized In
this city some months ago. but | do not hear
that II Is doing anything to relieve the poor
and destitute. Is it not about time that some
thing was done in this direction? l have no
doubt there are many who would give wise
counsel and kindly sympathy to the neeeSStOus
under the auspices Of this society. G..
THE ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE KING Hum
BERT.-SeNeral letters from members OF the In
ternational society have been found at Passa
nantes abode, and more internationaliSts have
consequently been arrested. The king had
previous to the attempt on his life, received two
letters intimating that it would be made. 1t is
reported that the Italian Embassy in Paris was
warned Of the probability of a socialist attempt
upon the Kings life. King Humbert has re-
ceiyed thousand congratulatory kilograms,
including one from the Pope. The patriarch Of
Venice has ordered TIE Deum TO be sung. The
Vatican organ, the Osserratore Romano is es-
peciaiiy vehement in condemning crime. At
Florence, during the passage Of a procession in
honor OF King HumbertS escape down Via
Nazionale a bomb was thrown among q corps
OF veterans and exploded. Two men were
killed and several slightly wounded
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HYDRoPHoBIA AFTER TEN YEARs.-CharleS
Gfdersleeve, OF Long Swamp, was taken to the
SUFFOLK e county asylum at 1aphank some days
the arm by a dog. He complained Of pain in
his head. Soon he became crazy. He recov-
cred, but was lately taken with pain in the
arm and side of the head, which was soon fol-
lowed by lunacy. He bites and scratches, and
exhibits symptoms of rabies.-[N. y Sun, 18th.
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MAkRiAGE LICENSEs have been issued 10
"aiHeihar &c NieSsner. OF Russia. and Sophia
-aCeiaiee had!crd; Noah f. Sedrwick and FIN.
nd l. Slhhneld; A G. Sheckeils and Mary ~
NLCOx. Doth OF Baltimore. Md; John Sfy,art
anu LHzie ignon; John W. Parker and Isnr, 3
Scott; Henry schmidt and Carrie I.auc[. Virt,in
Y. Addison ana Maria r. jackson. SarouaI p
Watts and Clara {. collins; Lewis Henry Dsvis
ard Anne NeekS.
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PIANO COVERS. very handsome silk eInbro,d-
cred. ifCm s. 10 SIS; table covers. silk embroid-
cred 81 and s2.50; one hundred pieces beautiful
dress goods, Just arrived, from Is 70 $3.50: dress
Sofds. the very flneSt quality pure silk and wool
u. Sl.z5, so, 81 81 80 a yard: cIoakS. cloaks
tIcaHs- trimmed Win velvet: cloakS trimmed
WIN silk; cloaks from s. 10 s35: b-orhe shawls
very large lot, from s. 10 5000 carriers III
Market Space.-fGrt.
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IS; SELLING OFF, SELLING OFF, SELLING Orr
Ood SieIendouS stock OF very desirable dry
t''t silSs silks, silks; colored silks, black
Sins Sins checked and striped silks; cOlored SILKS
from % 70 81 80; black silks from Is to $s our 81.
Si.zS ana 80 black silks are special bargains:
eolored eashmeres, pure wool, 50 to 81. Silks
can De made In the latest style at Madame
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CpECIAL BARGAINS
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Splendid Cashmere, all colors all wool ward urIse
Soc GOOD Black Sir 75c, Csc. 81 IS $50 elegant
DO, SID, 81 and $3.50; beautiful Black Velvet
SI5q and 81; Blankets, Blankets blankets. GENTS
and LADIES Underwear cheap; Shetland Sbawls AT
Sl5e; Pacific Percales, dark eo!ors good sfy.le q
worth re al Linen Handkerchiefs Sc /: Con,forts'
spreads, Linen and Cotton Sheetn9; Canton Elan.
mel ;. T. s. 10, l2 and up to 25c our Raj Tviiied
Flannel at coo. for mems underwear shrints less
than any other flannel made ~ i0os
LUTTRELL WINE,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-19

ONE CASE OF CAI4ICOES, 4sc yard
~ 0Re case OF Calicoes, REMNANTS 25c pound
Sashn eres, from 25c to 81 yard
Dress Goods. l2&, Is, Is and so ward
ful4llne OF Blankets and Comforts from Al 25 nm
Nine Demoreets reliable PATTERNS r
JOS b. BAILEY,
octie-u Cor. 9TH and r SITS. .sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-19

THE BOOK SALE.-At the sale of books. al
DoWlingS auction rooms, this evening. there
VIII be sold fine copies OF the Encyclopedia
britannica" art Treasures of Germany"
- Topographic Encyclopedia" Finien's Illus
uated Works, and other valuable books. A
2ocd opportunity to procure rare books cheap
is thus presented to BUYERS