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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY MoRNIN,

100 PIECES OF CHOICE STYLES OF
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS,
At 25 Cents Per Yard.
Buntings, new colors, 20 cents
TO patterns OF New Lawns lust opened
AnnroscOggin Bleached cotton, - cents
Black Alpacas, from Is cents up.
Atwood Black Cashmere. so cents and IN
Black silks, from 65. IS 81. 81 81 25 81 so etc
Cassimeres for boys, 25, 80 81, 80, etc
L aid Swiss Organizes. H..
Linen Suitings, large stock, with Lace to match
TowS0N'S CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE. =
CSC Pennsylvania drenue.
al 20-tr South side. near 7th II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

The pending bill in Congress to provide for
the revision and correction of assessments
for special improvements was amended in
some important particulars by the Senate Dis
triet committee, as stated in yesterdays STAR
AS this bill opens up to revision all the unpaid
assessments since February u, 1871, which
cal not be cOleC ted until corrected in accord
al &c with its p. DIVISIONS leaving the tax lien
certificates heretofore issued subject to in
crease OF decrease rs the new assessment may
determine, it is an important measure and
we dey te considerable space TO printing it's
provisions for the information of taX-payerS
-
The STAR called attention yesterday to the
injurious effect on the business interests of
sparsely settled districts caused by the delay
OF Congress in providing the means for carry
ing on the Post Office department printing
The Post of to-day, referring to this matter
says:
" The people in the SDarSelvSettled districts
OF the nlted States receive good deal more
than they pay for in postal way, and. upon
proper showing, they might be persuaded to
repreSs their indignation. The paternal gov
eminent which carries their letters for three
cents when the actual cost is twenty-five, might
be allowed little rest occasionally"
1t is hard to see how the benefcence of the
postal system of the United States is an ex-
euse for the failure of the temporary repcesen-
tativeS of one of its governmental branches to
provide the means for carrying out It's provis-
ions. There is no need for our paternal gov
eminent to go into the express business. If
Congress will only rouse itself from its little
rest and make an appropriation, which must
be made before long. all will be we'll lis DELAY
In so doing increases the ultimate expenses
to be paid by the government, and lnconyenl
ences the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

TONSULT DIR. LEON the Oldest estabIi shed
~ specialist In the city. He guarantees a perma-
nsnt and speedy cure In tho shortest time possible
CT 81 Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned
and in-treated cases q speciality. A thorough cure
or DO charge. Separate consulting rooms eos H
street northwest. novI-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

II, 60O-beino a mach larger bona fde'
regular and permanent circulation than
that of all the other daily papers tn the
city added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23
AIDERNEY CREAM.

DLAIN Al DERNEY CREAM,
For Charlotte Kusse, Ice Cream, &c.
Sweet AlderIey Milk aud Buttermilk and But
ter. in large quantities, on hand for selling at
the ALDERNkY DAIRY DfFOT, SO street
northwest. Those only who can appreciate a fine
article are invited 70 send orders.
al 23-1m F. X WARD,
VOLUNTEER, IR.-By Volunteer, by Ham
bletonian, by Abdall ID, by Mamhrino, u
~ im IN M1Sss 3 dam by Defiance byN~
imp. Messenger, IT.; dam Tempest II
founder by imp. BellfOunder, limited, at $50.
COL. klPP-Winner of the f"u--vasr old cot
stake at Hartford; time, 2:44 2:46, PAT. by Tom
jefferson, winner Of the great $40. coo stallion
STAKE at Buffalo, by Toronto CHEZ, dam Waitress
by HambletOnian. at $25.
GEORGE PEABODY. at SO.
Other information obtained from the owner at
1902 Pennsylvania avenue. from the agent a.
stable. 14O5 street. opp. joyce carriage factory
al23-lm F. O'NEAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

ECs SELLS ICE CREAM, MADE OF
= Pure Orange Country Cream, free from Gar
rants, dealers, excursions and festivals supplied.
Large deduction to those who buy to sell. Boxes
OF various sizes ready for delivery at moments
notice At the Old Establishment, 1927 New
York avehue. ap22-1m
PEFRIGERATORS AND WATER
III COOLERS, (-zl
All sizes, good makes, low prices, ~
GEO. WATTS 4 cos,
MISUNDERSTANDING STORE,
aI22 81 S14 7tH St., ADORE Pa. au..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

TOR SALE-From to Is acres of LAND, IN
beautiful sta arion fruit trees forest trees and
water on the place: 10 minutes walk from the rail-
2c9 Center Market, or on the place. aplO-1 I'm
A RARE CHANCE-S1 200 worth Of HARD
"a WARE and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS
for sale On easy terms, or exchange for . small
property In Washington. Apply at No, s. High.
corner OF Prospect st. Georgetown. ap9-G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

DkMONGEOT's AMBROsIAL for the Hair
q. 3. Patent Once. mars-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

A BRODHEAD,S.
a 1905 Est, be,. i2fh and 18th ste.
Buntines, 25c. (best make all wool Bunting, 35c)
20-BOne, Hip Gore Corset. in boxes, Csc.
Thompson s Glove fitting Corsets. 81.
Good Black Alpaca Skirt Braid, &c.
BEAUTIFUL Black Alpaca. Csc. yard
Standard Prints, fast cOlOrs &c. yard.
Lovely Pacific CretOnnes, 12Rc.
Atwood Debege. 25c. per yard a. up.
Dress Fabrics, TO-. per yard and up.
SILK clt cked Balbriggan Hose. 2jc. and up.
Bleached and Unbeached COltons, sc. per yard
and up.
CIark's best OO-yard Spool Cotton. SC.
Elegant 3-buttOn Kid Gloves. 81. 25 per pair.
And complete line of Fancy and Staple d y
Goods at correspOndngy low prices. You can
save money b buying at BRODHEAD'S
aI23-tr 1905 F. St., bet. 10th and 18Th SITS.
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WEST END HOTEL.
LONG BRANCH,
WILL OPEN JUNE 10Th, 1873.

Transient Board reduced to "a day. Perma-
nent rates according to location aud rooms occu-
pied.
Among other improvements q PASSENGER
ELEVATOR has been al, ed. and the Hot and Gold
Sea Water Bathing Establishment improved.
Applications received by d. NJ HILDRETH. at
81 Broadway. New YOrs, and by u. G. PRES
BuRI. at the Hotel, after May 1st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

MEDICAL, &c.
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A sTROLOGIST.-Mrs DIR. ELLIS. S5 Penn
"A s!lvanla avenue. If you W 'uld know the truth
consult the DR.. in all things. Once hours from 8
a. IN. 10 . Pr ap13-ly
CATrFACTION',-Apo positive cure and GER
- ~ tain preventive OF unpleasant conseQ uences,
II used in season: 81 per bottle, at DIR. DARBY'S,
lle A ST., corner Penna. ave. apps I'm
nR. j E0N, The Oldest Established and only
~ Reliable Ladies Ply In the City, can bo
consulted every Tuesday, "Wednesday and 5 ttur-
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Rt sdence. 3 Monroe St.. Baltimore. noy14-1y
SRECIAL NOTICE-Dr. ROBERTSON can be
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Eufaw street, Baltimore. maT2o-Iy
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PERSONAL.

PERSON AL.
A GOODRICH, Attorney -at-Law, l24 Dear
a. boIn street. Chicago, I'll. Correspondence
'oBhdeHtial. Advice free. Thirteen years eXpe-
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closet she Will tell you how to get rid of it. Resi-
uence, ztS n ST., near Sd NV. app I'm
A STRoL OGY.
MADAME ROSS.
This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing
Medium can be consulted at No. 201 ST., corner
OF 20 NV. She has no superior in deneating the
Past Present and Future. In love or business her
advice is invaluable, describing your friends point
llg ont your enemies, and informing you OF the
sure way TO success I'm all undertaking. Consulta-
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MADAME 0STELL0, Disciple of NJ lie Lenor-
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~: sep17-1y
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-12
WITTY-sC IsSORINGs.


An Irishman who stood near the
third base watching game Of base
ball was sent to grass by foul which
struck him under the fifth rib. "A
fowl, was it? Begolra, ! thought it
wuz mewl"
well have the European question
settled pretty soon, Pat" Eyes, by
the Powers was replied
The whole thing in a nutslell-A
worm.
Two young men were out fishing
the other day, and on returning were
going past farmhouse and felt hum
CRY. They yelled to the farmers
daughters: "Girls, have you any but
termilk~ The reply was gently watt
ed back to their ears: Eyes; but we
keep it for our own calves"
Time makes all things even. For
twenty-seven years New Hampshire
husband kept haunting his wife with
the fact that her brother was once in
Jail. Last week his mother was ar
rested for setting barn on fire, and
his wife shifts and says, "Nice family
you sprung 'front.'"
"WHATs that?" he asked his land
lady, as she set his cup by his plate.
Coffee" was the prompt and decisive
reply. "Ah," innocently remarked the
boarder, with an air of interest, "and
what is it made of" And there was
"a silence around the table for the space
of half all hour.
Man proposes, woman disposes-of
his loose change.
How TO keep a fish fresh-Don't
catch him.
An editor asks: Chow do the In
dians get arms?" Well. very much
as they get legs and other things
cincinnati Saturday Night.
"Never carry a concealed weapon
where it can be SEEM Piccayune.
A French. writer, reported by the
Breakfast Table, says: "Not one
American in a hundred has hand |
some chin" That is very true; Amer
lean chins are not much for beauty, |
but for solid. untiring, colossal strength |
you hear us?- Burlington Hawk
eye.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-12
FORTUNE TELLER's ALMANAC.

To dream of mill stone about
your neck is sign of what you may
expect if you marry an extravagant
wife.
1t is very lucky if you dream that
you pay for thing twice over; since,
afterward, you will probably take
care to have all your bills reccipted.
For person in embarrassed circum-
stances to dream that he is arrested
is very fortunate; for it is warning
to him on no account to accept BILL
To dream of a fire is sign that if
you are wise you will see that all the
lights in the house are out before you
go to bed
To dream that your nose is red at
the tip is an intirnation that you had
better leave off brandy and water.
To dream of having great number
vi oCl ' OIL 10 -ulduu6SS.
To dream of bear foretokens mis-
chief, which your vision shows you is
bruin.
When a fashionable young lady
dreams of filbert it is sign that her
thoughts are running upon the colonel.
If you dream of clothes it is sign
not to go to law; for, by the rule of
contrarieS, you will be sure of a nom
suit.
When young lady dreams of a
coffin, it betokens that she should in
stantly discontinue tight stays, and
always go warmly and thickly shod
in wet weather.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-12

MANY Of the best dairymen contend
that from the time the milk leaves the
COW till the butter graces the table,
milk, cream and butter must be kept
near the temperature Of 60 degrees.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-12

The ProIibitionists of Illinois have
nominated a State ticket.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-12

LARGE numbers of counterfeit trade
dollars arc in circulation.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-12
TO THE AFFLHCTEDI

That dreadful disease, the PILES, with
when very many people are, and have
been im years aHiicted, and which has
bafileo me skill of all physicians, can be
cured by Piles well-tried RENE
dv. runufeds have found relief from il,
ana aIe Wiling 10 testify as to it's efficacy.
For safe at all the drug stores. L. Zipf.
agent at Iuano City. TSep4tf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-12

COPP'S HANDBOOK
| MINING LAW w.
RJUST PUBLISHED. 81
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!. The United States Mining Law and Land
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instructions relating thereto. This IL . conven-
lent arrangement. il avoids turning several
pages when the instructions are consulted In con-
nection with the law.
2. A Digest Of all Decisions under the Mining
Laws now In force. It's brought down 10 the date
OF publication. and containing tbs latest decisions.
takes the place OF all prior publications.
8. New and Improved Forms for making the
various proof, from the location OF claim. miners
lien, noii,e 20 delinquent co-owners. &c. down to
issuance OF patent.
4. A Complete list Of Patented Mining Claims
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This list Is worth 10 mining men many times the
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The book contains nearly 200 pages, AZ
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-25

1maangled and scarcely recognizable.
me remains of the unfortunate men
were found on different points about
the magazine, and at distances from it
varying from % to 100 feet. The cause
OF the explosion is unknown. Not one
OF the party who were present are left to
tell the story. On the night of Aug. Sth
burglars endeavored to open the maya
zlne by inserting glycerine into the
Iock and firing with a fuse. The al
Tempt failed, and the explosive stuff re-
manned in the lock. Last Sunday night,
Sept; Sth, another attempt was made TO
burglarize the safe and disarrappe the
lock. Pulver and his friends were try-
ing to open the safe, and it is supposed
IN so doing fred the glycerine in the
lock. The accident has created a pro-
found sensation, and hundreds of peo-
PIE have visited the shocking scene.
fragments of flesh and shreds of cloth
ing were strewn over the ground.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-25

Mrs. LerouX, widow Of lieutenant
in the Forty-eight Foot, has just died in
England at the age of lightweight.
From the passage of the Douro, May IL,
1S09-she was then only nineteen-till
the battle of Salamanca, July %, 1912,
she was the constant companion of her
husband in Spain. An English paper
recalls the fact that Senator Gordon's
wife was with him constantly during the
civil war; that in the Burmese war of
1926 three young and handsome native
women of rank, who were supposed to
be gifted with supernatural powers so
that no bullet could wound them, rode
among the levies, encouraging them to
fight against the English, and how on
almost every battlefield the corpse of a
woman is to be found among the slain.
Sergeant Major Cotton, in his "Voice
from Waterloo" says that there were
many females found among the dead,
and that all of them wore male attire,
and were known to have been as mar
tial in their bearing and rs courageous
as the ordinary rank and file. Just at
the moment when Shaw, the Life
guardsman, fell MORALLY wounded, "af-
ter having killed nine of his steel-clad
opponents" a French officer, whose
horse had been shot under him, seized
the regimental colors of the Thirty-sec-
ond Foot, which were carried by Lieu
tenant Belcher. A struggle ensued, and
the Frenchman endeavored to draw his
sword, when he was wounded in the
breast by the thrust of halbert, and
Immediately after was shot dead by a
soldier named Lacey. It was in vain
that Major Tooley exclaimed, when it
was too late, Save that brave fellow"
and after the battle the generous Major
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-25

How TO KEEP CLEAN.-Once or twice
a week is often enough for any decent
white man to wash himself all over,
and whether in summer or winter that
ought to be done with soap, warm water
and hogs brush, in room showing at
least seventy degrees Fahrenheit. Baths
should be taken early in the morning,
for it is then that the system possesses
the power Of reaction in the highest de-
gree. Any kind Of bath is dangerous
soon after a meal. or soon after fatigu-
ing exercise. No man or woman should
take bath at the close of the dav I'M
less by the advice OF the family physi-
clan. The best mode Of keeping the
surface Of the body clean, besides the
once a week washing already mention
ed, is as follows: AS soon as you get
out of bed in the morning, wash your
face, neck and breast; into the same
basin of water put both feet at once for
about a minute, rubbing them briskly
all the time; then with the towel, which
has been dampened by the face, feet,
etc., wipe the whole body well, fast and
hard, with mouth and chest projecting.
Let the whole thing be done in less than
five minutes. At night when you 60 to
bed, and whenever you find yourself
wakeful or restless, spend from two to
five minutes in rubbing your whole
body with your hand, so far as yon can
reach in every direction. This has a
tendency to preserve that softness and
mobility Of the skin which is essential
to health, and which too frequent wash
ings will always destroy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-25
ANOTHER PLOT OF ASSASSINATION
Princess Bismarck.

The wife of Prince Bismarck, JolMn.
ma Won Putkammer, of an old and noble
Pomeranian family, was born in 1924.
He made her acquaintance at the mar
riage of one Of his friends, where she
acted rs bridesmaid, and two years later
in 1S47-he asked her to become his
wife. Her family was not at first dis
posed to accept his proposals. At that
time Herr Won Bismarck enioyed a
rather curious reputation. He was sur.
named "der tolle Bismarck" mad Bis
marck) and had earned this title by his
numerous duels, his daring feats of
horsemanship, and some widely-spread
anecdotes concerning his attitude gem
orally toward professors, burgomaster54,
and other respectable members of what
German students call Phillistine So
ciety." But more especially he owed
his surname to the very noisy revels he
used to hold with a number of exceed
ingly loud young men at Kniephof and
at Schoenhausen. TO quiet, respectable
religious people like the Putkammers
he did not appear very eligible sutton
for an only and beloved child. Bismarck
however, settled the question at once.
He walked up to Miss Johanna, and,
having ascertained by look that she
sided with him, he folded her in his
arms. and said, turning to the astonish-
ed relatives, "What God has united, no
man shall put asunder." Princess Bis
marck has preserved ali the simplicity
OF her youth. She is perfect speci-
men, in the best sense of the word. of
the German hausfrau (housewife). She
visery quiet, bears her honors as the
most natural thing in the world, holds
fast by the old friends Of humber days,
and has but one great object in life-to
make her husband and children happy.
She cares for them in peaceful moth
yerl way, and her serenity and patience,
which have always secured for Bis
marck quiet home, have certainly
contributed to his success through life.
She it is" he once said to friend,
!" who has made me what am"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-25
TRYING TO MAKE PETROLEUM Flo

TRYING TO MAKE PETROLEUM Flow
LIKE WArER.-Though oil is selling as
low as 81 cents per barrel, the plucky
oil-producers still sink new wells and
add to the sum of that which was suffi-
Gent before. There is gambling ele-
ment in the business of digging holes in
the ground for oil that apparently I'M
settles the judgment. The Oil City
Derrick, in its monthly report Of bust
ness, makes the number of new wells
completed in August, 1888, with an ag-
gregate yield of $500 barrels per day.
Preparations for 252 few wells are be-
ing made, 1873 having been already par
TALLY drilled. The production is still set
down at the round figure of 10000 bar
rels per day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-25

THE COST OF sUHuaArlNG BOSNIA.

~
A Vienna cablegram of the 18th saws;
Great and increasing irritation exists in
Hungary over the solution of affairs i,
Bosnia. 1t is said that the credit of CO.
100000 florins will not last until the
reassembling Of the delegations, which
will take place about the middle of Oc-
tober and that 5000 900 florins more
will be needed before that time. and
that an additional 7O,OOO,OOO florins
must be voted before the end of the
year.
GREEKS FOR WAR.
A correspondent at Vienna draws at
lection to Greek preparations for war
and says measures are being taken to
enable the formation of expeditionary
corps Of 100000 men.
EMPEROR WILLIAM.
A Berlin dispatch OF the 10Th, saws
Emperor William is DESTROYS of resum-
ing the reins of government next
month.
BRITISH PROTECrORATE OF EGYPT.
A Rome cablegram of the 10th says:
AAO AuyWAt lldkcS u SENSATIONAL an
nouncement that the terms of the new
treaty between England and the porte,
have been settled, giving England the
protectorate of Egypt. The FantuAa
adds that France consents to the treaty
and will take part in the ma nagement
of the finances t
STATUE OE HUMBOLDT
A Paris cablegram of the 14th says
The statue of Humboldt has been pur-
chased by Henry Shaw, who has pre-
scented it to the city of st. Louis.
I.. NEW CRATER
A cablegram from Naples dated Sept.
18th, reports that new crater has
opened in Vesuvius in the bottom of the
old one. The lava is flowing into the
old crater.
ANOTHER PLOT OF ASSASSINATION.
TWAS announced from Berlin on the
14th that it is rumored that new plot
against the life of the Emperor has
been discovered and several arrests
made.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-25

THE first conviction under the new
tramp law in New Hampshire has sent
John Roark to the state prison for four
teen months. The statute is very ex-
plicit in its description Of the otfense
OF tramping, and the accused person
may be defended by counsel assigned
by the state, provided he is unable to
employ any for himself This pro-
vision Of the law is certainly as liberal
and humane as can be desired. In the
case of Roark, we must suppose, the
crime charged was fully established,
and the luckless tramp goes to jail as
the first lawful example" which has
been held up to the vagabonds of New
Hampshire. As convicted tramps are
set to work, as well as put in prison,
New Hampshire's neighbors may ex-
pect to find their own supply of tramps
suddenly increased by immigration
New York Times.