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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-02

THE DOYLEsTOwN (PA.) CENTENNIAL,
being the one hundreth anniversary of the
order to the Continental army to march to
DoyIestown, was celebrated there yesterday
with much enthusiasm. There were present
amongst the numerous visitors many of the
state officials, ex-senator Simon Cameron. g.
w. ChildS, of Philadelphia, and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-02

THE OHIO LEGISLATURE has adopted reso
luton directing the firing of salute March .
in honor of the passage of the silver bill by
TOnpraSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-02

As-An Alabama Judge has decided that
any one who sets spring gun does 80 at his
own peril, and is to be held responsible for
any damage done, even TO trespassers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-02

THE ZODIACAL LIGHT.-For several DAYS
past the ZOdiacal light has been noticeable,
and yesterday evening was specially distinct
and prominent. Its base OH the western hori-
zOn was about % degrees wide, and though the
outlines of the edges were not sharply defined
the cone of soft, white light could easily be
traced through Aries (the ram) beyond the
planet Mars as far as the PleiadeS The light
is usually seen in these latitudeS after sunset
in March, and before sunrise in September,
but at the equator it is visible nearly all the
Year, round. Astronomers are not yet able to
tell us what it is. NewcOmb inclineS to the
belief that il is reflected sunlight probably
from an immense cloud of meteorOidS filling
up the space between the earth and the sum-
but admits that further researches must be
made before any sound conclusion can be
reached.-EN. Y. Tribune
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-02

Mr.. BUNsTER, of the Canadian parliament,
is an 'amoOSin' cuSS." He recently made
motion that the government insert i'm each
and every contract let for the construction of
the Canadian Pacific railway that no man
wearing his hair longer than five and onehalf
inches Shall be deemed eligible for employment
ON the said work" and any one giving en-
plOyment in defiance of the enactment shall
be subject to fine or imprisonment or both.
BY fixing the regulation length at five inches
and half Mr.. BunSter shows what a precise
statesman he is. He calls no names i'm the
motion, but his bill is generally supposed to be
a Christian act aimed at the heathen Chinee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-02

JAY l.. ADAMS & Co.. wholesale grocers, New
York, announce that they will be compelled to
suspend in consequence of the failure of j. I.
Adams g. Co., of New Orleans. The two houses
formed a general partnership. The suspension
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-02

The VATICAN AUTHORITIES INDIGNANT.-
The London Times has the following from
Rome: The Italian government has warned
the Vatican authorities through the inspector
of police, that they could take no measures to
prevent a possible disturbance at the POpe's
coronation, as the Pope did not recognize the
Ting of Italy. The Vatican is indignant, and
be strictly nriYafe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-02

THAT POISONED WELL-WATER.-At Rich
ford, VT. Miss Josie Atwell died on Friday,
making the fifth victim of the poisoned we'll
Others are i'm critical condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-02

PRIVATE CORBETT'S CASE.-Judge Gilbert,
of the Kings county U.ong Island) supreme
court, granted a stay of proceedings yesterday
in the action brought by Private Patrick Cor
bett. stationed at Fort WadSwOrth, against
malicious prosecution and false imprisonment.
The plaintiff it will be remembered, is the
soldier who fell in love with a pretty and
wealthy girl residing near the fort. and who
was arrested charged with conduct prejudicial
to good order and military discipline. Judge
Gilbert made the order returnable this morn
ing.-IN Y Herald II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
- WESLEY CHAPEL-Pr Preaching To- NOR
~ row Morning, at IL O'Clock, by Rev. Dr.
l-S2 the Fonrfh Street VI. E. Church s. e.. T.
moFrOw, at IL O'Clock a. M. L.
J-==55DCHUR. II OF TIE EPIPHANY, 6 St.,
~ between 18Th and IA h n.w.-Rev. WIN.
ssf!irt, At 75o p m, the seat are % ali free. e. "s
nND UNIVERSALIsT CHURCH H.-Rw
am. L.
rs. MT. VERNON PLACE NJ. E. CHURCH,
Preaching To-morrow at IL am, by Bishop MIC
IYElRE, and at 7:30 pm. by Rev. DIR. JNo. &.
MCtERRIN. Public invited. L.
~ FOUR LAST THINGS Ode ATH. .
G~z-T BY Rev. DIR. DAVID WILSON, at IL y. NJ,
Sunday. at Ninth Street VI. Prot. Church, Com
iFa mnnionat liam seats free Public cordially in
49, ALL SOULS CHURCH. Rev. CLAY
II o'clo"k Subject: The % Heii we shnn:' Yes 8.
free and the pnbic cordially invited. ~ l.
~ CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-HE-
~ FORMED ErIsCorAL. Willard Hall, e ST.,
10. Preaching on the Sabbath by the Pastor
ally invited. L.
n" CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Vermont ave-,
nI0rrew by the Pastor, FREDEnIck d. PowER. at
MISSION Of tie IS Hoy sSF SUNDAY
School at $50 am. All welcome. II
~ SUNDAY REPUBLIC, TOMORROW,
~ contains Fullest Society News, Sad Rom ,nee
L rFsINs 2 Bret hffaqs Gse c ha''
- TIE MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
- Lady Vitit9rs Of the Children Hospital
By order of the Board. 1t
GnSIDET TEMpEp ETE Al lrJNfI
lST al Hamline Church, 9th and p streets NV.
sunday Evening, March, Sd. at o'clock, in charge
WILSON and others. It.
TND THE CONGRESSIONAL TEMPE
lEgr RANCE SOCIETY will M hold an ,,;,i adjourned
m9rr"w Evening, ~ oeoek AddFesses 5y by ssvs- We
1t J. VI. .CHIChEEiNG. secretary.
49, ATTENTION; Lodges, Societies, ETC..
h5f the THIKD TO Washngon ig IffS9 Hn1
plT!.o $. swoRR,HSiFTEDr; R,S z 81 y v
NSD HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
The Annual commencement of the Medical De-
rartment v i'll take place MONDAY. March Al,
a; PM, in the Congregational Church, corner
Graduating lass will be addressed by Hon. go.
b. LORING, OF Mass. mare 81
n" I.O.O.F.-A special meeting of the r. W.
qSS GRAND LODGE will he held WEDNES
DAY EVENING, March g. at 3 0 clock, for the
purpose OF hearing reports from special commit
tee appointed at The last regular meeting. and for
the transaction of other important business.
fun att ndanCe is earnestly desired.
mal2 st P. HALL SWEET, Grand s9c'y.
GND HAYWARD Il HUTCHINSON,
~ 81 9TH STREET NORTHWEST,
With very extensive facilities. for manufac-
turing, showing line OF Mlrb.eized
Mant es unequaled for richness of design and color
and riv&ling III extent any establishment in the
country. Architects designs for Nantes and
Wa;nscOatings closely followed, and limitations Of
and beautiful marbles exactly produced.
Agents for BARSTO\ WROUGHT IRON FUR
MACE, Baltimore KITCHEN RANG ES: also the
Russia Fireplace STOVE. Contractors for P.umb-
ing and all Tin and Copper Work. With large
force OF competent mechanics in their varionS
Branches and long personal experience, will do
&c cd work cheaper than any other house. mar2 1y
~ RESOLUTIONS OF CUNDOLENCE BY
IHE YOUNG MEMS sODALITY OF TRIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-02
CLAIMS AGAINsT THE DISTRICT GOV

([LAIMS AGAINST The DISTRICT GOV
FRNMENT.
In view of the likelihood OF the passage Of an
act of Congress providing for the audit of claims
against the District government, the undersigned
viii undertake the prosecution OF such as may he
entrusted 10 him.
A familiarity with such matters, acquired by
long experience. leads him 10 believe, that his
vices be beneficial 10 persons disposed to place
their interests in his hands.
All early presentation of claims will, of course,
HsuTe Speedier attention thereto.
RICHARD WALLACH,
feb15-lm No. 4j6 Louisiana are.
CUBURBAN HOMES.
SUBURBAN HOMES.
SUBURBAN HOMES.
collection of
SIXTY COTTAGE DESIGNS,
With
PRACTICAL PLANS,
BY JAMES ii. NCGILL, ARCHITECT,
For SALE AT ALL BOOK STORES.
Builders Should Buy 1t.
Carpenters should Buy 1t.
BriCklayerS Should Buy 1t.
Real Estate Men Should Buy 1t.
Every person contemplating building should buy
1T.
The cheapest book of Cottage Plans ever pub
HShed.
For sale at all Book Stores. feb1s-2w-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-02
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.

Pending the passage OF the bin introduced in
Congress, authorizing the adjustment of
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES TO REAL ESTATE,
and 10 erroneous and excessive charges for
SPECIAL. IMPROVEMENTS,
property owners should prepare their claims for pre-
sentafiOn.
Special attention will be given to this class of
business, and ali taxpayers interested Will find it
advantageous to ihtruSt their claims to me.
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES
paid at a large discount.
WILLIAM DICKSON,
2&2 FOuP-oHd-d-hatf street,
Ieb21-lm Three Doors above Columbia Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-02
EDUCATIONAL.

DROF. WeOLLEY'S Commercial and Normal
i In>titdte. removed to 521 10th street north
west. Ladies and eutiemen, who desire elegant
and rapid writing or Improvement or in other
ITanc hes, can here receive private, individual in-
StTucLCU. satisfactorily. mar1-1w~
WI WILLIE, PA.-BOys. $50 per quarter: Girls,
$40. Students prepared for business, Yale OF Har-
ward College. Instructors fTst-ClaSS.
fcI o. Gm J. SHORTLIDGE Z, A. VI, PTin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-02

PEACE TALK AND WAR PREPARATIONS IN
ErROPE.-LOrd Derby has stated that he had
be signed to-day, and trusted the reports We're
true that Russia had abandoned the demand
for the cession of the Turkish feet. The Turk
ish minister of war has given directions to the
governor OF the DardanelleS to allow the en-
trance OF no more vessels of war. whether
English, French or Austrian. The Porte has
agreed to all the provisions of the treaty of
the iron cladS, and on this Russia is disposed
to an amlcable arrangement. The German
papers attack the territorial waters bill now
before the British parliament, charging the
over foreign merchant vessels passing the
Straits of Dover, an international water way
for the trade of the whole world. The English
mence the building of large number of yes
sells for the navy including four irOn-cladS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-02
AFADEMOISELLE V. PRUD'HOMME :
NI FRENCH CLASSES.

Beginners. intermediate and AdUGnced.
N. .B.-Pupils taught rapidly, and with perfect
pronunciation. the use of practical conversation.
For Young Ladies and Children, 8 m, 10 am,
D. III. and Pm.
FOR Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, 6 p.
and . Pm.
Hours reserved for Private Lessons and Classes.
Call az lOI4 18th st. Mondays and Thursday after
4p.m.; other week days between IL and 1. l31-2m
II ESSONSIN GERMAN. LATIN and GREEK,
IL by T. MUSSAEUS. Refers, by permission,
10 Bishop WILLIAM PINKNEY. Rooms for
private Classes at 1901 Ii ST. NV. Address 1903
III ST. jan23-3m
EVENING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
III AND GENTLEMEN, No. ITO 1St ST. east,
Capitol Hill. Terms of tuition, s2 per month.
English branches, including Bookkeeping. Mrs.
Dr. HINES. References; Gen. N. L. Banks, Gen.
Albert Pike, Nr. John e. Hunter, lan14-2m
IANFS CORRIDON. PT0fssg0,. Of Psantuu.
81 ship. St. Cloud Building, oh ana F. Writing,
Bookkeeping and Short Hand taught in short and
easy courses of lessons. Thorough instruction
guaranteed. Lessons given at residences AMI at
schools, Ie4 ly*
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY.-lnternal
revenue, $294, ,6OO.29: customs. s559, ,632.95.
ALL THE MINIS now in operation are to be
devoted to the coinage of the silver dollar eN-
clusively, except when it is absolutely neces
SarY to coin gold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-02

FAVORABLE REPORT ON THE TEXAS PACIFIC
II. K. BILL.-The House committee on Pacific
railroads, by vote of to e, agreed today to
report favOrably the Stephens Texas Pacific
railroad bill The vote in committee was as
follows: AyeS-ThrOckmOrtOn House, Chal-
mers, Elan, O'Neill. CaSwell and Cole Nays
Morrison, Luttrell, Hewitt, Sanders, Blair and
Rice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-02

LONDON, March 2-The Times OF this morn
ing, in its leading editorial article, SAYS that
The announcements i'm parliament yesterday
evening viii lie welcomed rs rcviying some
nope oi peaceful settlement OF the eastern
question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-02

The TARIFF BILL.-The committee oil ways
and means have passed the clause of the tariff
bill relating to spices, without alteration, aud
cent.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-28
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RECORDED LEASES.

Aldrich. Herman ID to Herman Aldrich and Samuel
Wyman, Jr, executors, etc Nos 81 and O3 Church
st 5Ox250. years. at annual rent of..............
stokem, Cornelius 10 william Il Duryea. stall No -
Ves.y street Pier; also 8 STANDS on Pier No -
NORTH River ana also part OF north hall of Pier No
23, North River and southerly half Of Pier No "a.
North River, years and months at annual rent
l25 II Q OF l0th-ave, 6Oxl7S, years at annual
n, Il, o., ,tcncite y Wool M "a "a
fayette place, 10 years at annual rent Of.-.-.-..
New-York tribune., 1878-11-28
Gin Real Gstate tor 5ale.

A GREAT BARGAIN.-FOr sale--An elegant
"a 2Oot house. fOurstory, brownstone 'front.' In perecv
order; extension all improvements OF the bess
blocks uptown 5th and 6n-aves. 10 hrstolas0
party; agents viii please not apply. p. o. Box i,lSS
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED; 30 days trial;
- Patent VenaOr; state rights for sale.
Hull, Grppen & Co.. 3davo, below Gath ST.. New.York
HHTH-ST., NEAR 5TH-AVE.. an elegant
w fouI.s,ory house, cabinet finish Apply to
Az rutland & WHITING, Beekman-stH
New-York tribune., 1878-11-28
Real estate to gxrban9e.

WANTED-An established country retail
w business and dwelling IN exchange for cash
II required, and three story and basement brick house,
we'll. located, in Brooklyn. Address
Q. sHEPARD 225 West 60thst. New.York
New-York tribune., 1878-11-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

tor ETC. 6jfhs Of 2dsve years 5000
Decker paul q and wife to Clara Decker, Jack.
sOnave. Of Clfst (23d Waril year. 9Ot
Tors etc DeIEonico place near I6ith.st years 5000
Gerkel, Annie & II 10 Sarah Cation W cor Mercer -
HoefaT sna and Wife 70 Albert Engieiart Broad
Kennedy Ms John Z, to- susan DsGrcw, iltist Of
sams stSSs 20 WSam Horne same property years 500
kllpatrcK, Edward anu wife 10 William Cauidwel.
cor lst-ave and seth st. months.. ;.:...... eOO
Kiusey. James and wife to sarah singer, 4thave. az
LINDSEY William i and wife to Robert Lindsey, es
Nest BESaSaS Sna Sf s 70 cnar
s4ithst OF lithaye years. i;;;:ii ooo
Bogart. Nos A, as. az and 80 EIchangeplaee, de- ~.
Mcinp Charles and wife TO the Emsfant Indus ''OO'
trial Savings Bank. sheriFst Lots Nos 1s5 and N,
Meyer a1 aenly to the Mayor etc cor 5davo and
MuiGoon' BERNARD to the NewYork Life Insurance Nv
same to same GOth-st 1884 It OF 4dvve year lO00
tee. ETC. wOrthst oi BaIterst years. 1900
s7h.st, Of 9tnSve instaments. 500
o'DOnohue, Dennis ana wife 10 the Mutual Life Iu
surance Company. ms Bankst. Of Greenwich - ~,
Richardson Benjamin to F hampton n I0ith.st.
Rorsrs SahnnefP t aES and wife to the Mutual Life In '0
suranae Company, Wall-st. and cors Wall
and FrOnt-st, and also IS Wallst OF Front-st 40
schfoch Charles II to II w Ryder. executor, etc, SIS
same s'o: 10 :sSs Of .ams aa1gs properly @
scoded. Charles TO Henry Robinson, 2Si st. Q 80
stefne Simon and wlfc to the Mutual Life Insurance
Company, No a3 West l3th-st, year .......-.. 300
Studley Elyira 10 John h Byrne, 3Oth-s, W OF o
Lexingtonave 3years o'Vo
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Moench Henry to Adam ...... $500
Mott, Henry and another, executors etc. to Alex 49,
S'Vo
New-York tribune., 1878-11-28
To PiilLADELphlAAiA IA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA

NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
TrRn. erSs @s way RE three dpO' in
Double Improved Equipment and the Fastest
r@S % sa% GSIisq' after NCramsT %@ sSs2%I' M s7 rssy
Express Trains leave NcwNork via DesDrOsses and Court
a5o, 5'5o $40, Go mc59, IL, IL a. M 40G 7$S 2S
Bo1is of BfookIyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY, aHordng speedy and direct transfer
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901, 345 355. 7.
?3. $50 and II a. M 5Lim,ird EAPTS1s T M to m a ~
rcLet ONCE. NOE S2G and 9i4 Broadway No Astor
House and foot OF and No 4CGnTt,
and ronyn @ Ang1f Arr 9spo loot Sarn % De- ppd Je.e
civ Emgrant Ticket once No. Battery: place;
General Manager. GenI Passenger Agt
V'HE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
EaGH M Y ntT the f46G aims, tEiE TAX
% m cincinnati and chicago Day Express Drawing room
Goa hes to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
@ ay Ff' % last an; s wrs ad az
m tSsT pSs pSesc Exprr for the Vest SeSprg
through to oeaes ufao TIasara 1o pn E1 cine m =,
natl and Chicago without CHANGE also Hotel Ihgcars TO
'7r'aG' : p H. Emiarant Train for the West.
Trans leave chambs,sst Depo, New York orG 7oou
NJ and Il midhgh saturday nights only sundays $40
nd5 RnIS f3a 1 Fai%5 5 s ~ 10 iS aoS ds mi
SUNDAY o. q S & H. 10 iS iG I1 IL "a M ns - n6o
M as @ IS 3 &a s a snGa fS g. s. s5S S S @ io5 H. 10 4S g.
c30 p % az. i9s IL MinS' a. s 70 mid
nan sunaays g. $50 1915 % ii5 $50 p @ and
Cornwall. 7l5 a. m $3.50, $50 p. Sundays $50 IN.
warwick 7ij. 1915 a. M. 1901 IA
Newburgh 1:ij. IN, $3.50, $50 sundays $50 m.
S.Soat aaG Ki"s'p E ISs % S & "a sapdays io s3o a. M
sunday- g. $40, lOlj Il. M, $3.50, 7 p. 10.
MiddctOwu 7:iJ. -, 1915 3:IJ i:3O, y. sun
days $50 lO:l5 a. M $50, p ~. Tho aud 430
D. m trains connect with NewYOrk and Oswego Midland r.
H., at Mainst.
$50. lOl5 n G:3O and y.
leaving Chambers It. even or hair hours
BEFORE r. NJ leave 23dst 10 minutes earlier han above
time trains leaving Chamberssi quarter hours leave
23d J earlier Boats leave 2Jlsf at Hlo AMI
llA5 y connecting with trains leaving ChanDeissI al lo
D.. ana ~ midnight
Tickets passage apartments In Drawing room
and eepng Coaches obtained and orders for the
transfer OF baggage be lett AT the COnpa
nys Offces 49, 4Ol S2V 057 broadway NJ VI NO.
Court st, Brooklyn. the COmplny's Dep0ts
from the West arrive In New YORK at 7;25
A. NJ, 1870 aud 1925 y. IN. - -
JNo N. ABBOTT, Genl Passr Ag't, NewYork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave Coste PlermOnt and Nyack
T. $50 eib m l. g. T. 445 bi3O, $50 1880 ana sat,
urday nights only at ll30 m sundays, a. M ana o3O
y. NJ , ...S - -,
no. v. ABBOTT, Gsnl fsssr Ag'I Sew.York.