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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01
Yellow Fever NateS.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-The weather to-day
Is clear and cool. Eighty new cases of yellow
1ever and eight deaths are reported for the past
twenty-f0ur hours The footfnrs to date are
IL, l63 cases. 3,931 Deaths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01
A Defaulter,s r,;v,,,

BOSTON. Nov. 1.-R. j. O'Reilly, the late chief
clerk at the pay Office OF the Charleston navy
yard, is short in his accounts with the govern
ment to the amount Of several hundred dollars
There are other serious charges against him.
he has fled the CITY ~A'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01

~ The ladies OF Edgefield, 8. C. sttena tho
deln0cfatic meetings on HORSEBACK uniformed
In red spencers and red caps. S~
~ The temperance managers OF the Oakland
made on the grounds. but offered preaninns toe
Tie best wine. w
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Another DecIinatian.

BOSTON, Nov l.-Lemuel Bradford. ir., of Ply
mouth, who was nominated for Congress by the
gleenbackerS and labor reformers in the first
Congressional district, declines to be a candi-
elect W. W. Crapo, the present incumbent.
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PLAIN FACTS.
TO BE CONTINCED, CALL And SEE
FOR TOCRSELE

FOR YOURSELF.
Business Suits
So 8. 10, II, IA, Is, IL. $40.
Dress Suits.
10. IL, 10, 1s 20. -, rs. $50
Fan Oyereoats.
s, u, y, 10. II, Is, $18.
Winter Overcoats.
$50, A, 5, &, 8, 30. IL, Is, Is. 10. s25.
Diagonal worsted Coats and Vests.
., 3, 10, IL, l5 l8, $40
Blach Cloth Frock Coats,
G.s 10. II, Is, $40.
Blzci Cashmere Pants,
i.5. 6, 8, $40
Fancy and Dress Cashmere Pants,
3, 5, q, Z, Ss.
Business Cashmere Pants.
23.4 s. SO.
Heavy Working Pants,
!. l25. LEO, LIS, s.
YcG.hs' Suits.
s,7,s. 10, II. si5.
Bcys' Suits
T.. q, I, =. l0. Sl2-
School srir
), 4, ., ., ], -
Children's Suits,
Abu, 8, $50, 4, D. =, =, $40
Youths OVercoats
4, 5, 81. 3, 10. II, SIS
Boys Oyercoats,
3, 4. g. q. ;. y. $40
Children's overcoats, AS. $50. g. 4. 5, g. so
Chiltlren's listers, 4, 5. 6, 8, $40
Mems Heavy Working Coats, g. 50.
Men's DoJbie-breasted Box Coats, So
Black Goth Vests, l50, 2. 225. $50. 8. "a.
A. STRAUS,
1911 Pennsylvania 4reAse.
octIs-tr Between 10th and llth streets
LIMITED STATES PER CENT.
~ BONDS on hand for immediate delivery.
Sizes, for sale
SEQ Bonds OF ID. C.. guaranteed by the United
states. Soufon or Registered, bought and sold
OHnef investment Securities bought orders.
stis2r LEWIS JOHNSON l. Co. Bankers
i.OO TRUNKS. TRuNks. TRAVELLING
BAGS, Fro 0NO
TO Largest stock and greatest va kL&TN
-.a m riety q the practical Mauufac- aS0
JAMES g. TOPHAM
e&rn i $50 SeceAfh street,
seISeu joining Dad Fellows' HAU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01

TILDEN OPENS HIS BAK'L OF MOSEy-Nr
Samuei j. Tiiden yesterday paid over his first
lnstaiifnent OF $aa00 to the Cooper campaign
iuhd, to aid In the election OF Cooper for MAYOR.
a vote Tor cooper means vote for Tflden
Democrats and republicans alike will do well TO
remember thiS.-TN j. S;ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01

sF The Merchants and Mechanics State
Bank OF Troy, n. Y. was closed yesterday.
N-The stea nship Hermann Ludwig sailed
from New York September q for Antwerp. and
has not since been heard from,
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q The weather Is still more favorable In he
South for freezing out the fever.
The extraordinary time OF 2:14k was'
day. IVA "eul0'-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01

ARMY OF THE TENNEssEE.-At the meeting In
indianapolis Yesterday, OF the Society Of the
Army OF the Tennessee, the officers Of the So
cago selected as the next place OF meeting.
Gen. W. q. Gresham was selected as the next
orator. Admiral d. d. Porter was made an
honorary memb0r. Gen. Strong read paper
time OF McPherson's death, and of facts con-
nected Herewith. Gov. Bishop, OF Ohio, was
introduced to the society by Gen. Sherman
noon, which was followed by banquet in the
evening
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FALL FASHIONS IN NEW YORK.

RETURN TO THE MAGNrFlCESCE or OTHER DAYS
RICH MATERIALS AND VIVID CoLoRs TO THE
FRONT AGAIN-RARE OLD LACEs AND vEIvErS-
UNIQUE NOVELTIES IN IEwEI.RY-NEw pEr.R-
TCRE IN oPERATIC COSTUMES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01

IHE FOUR REyENGEFUL TRAMps who at.
tempted TO wreck a Shore Line freight train
near New Haven, Conn. "Wednesday morning.
were lnSeniOusly captured "Wednesday night
Two by being offered ride on an engine and
two Ds being allured to a supposedly disabled
engine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01

A QUESTION SETTLED.-The official announce
inent OF awards at the Exposition UniverSelle.
s, rafis, 1873. shows that the only grand prize for
sewing machines was awarded to Wheeler Il
competitors. This fact, in addition to former
deelarations OF the highest authorities, leaves
no room for doubt that the new Wheeler 4 VIII
the world.'-IEf. -
Ns The national greenback labor party In the
tenth New York congressional district have i'm.
dofsed the nomination Of Orlander b. Potter for
Congress. 'o' .o'
No more fit to go to Congress than An
os ster Is for dancing master" Is a Kentucky
papers opinion OF a candidate for Congress.
A woman In Clifton Park, N. r. was In
one day separated by divorce from two h,is-
nanas one OF the suits being decided there and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01

DIR. HANNOND's SUIT FOR LIBEL-Dr. Wm.
a. hammond, ex-surgeOn general e. S. A., has
brought suit for alleged libel against DIR. John
+. Gray, superintendent of the state lunatic
asylum at Utica, placing his damages at $50. 900.
The alleged libel was published in the last July
number OF the 4me'fcan journal Of Iassaaffg.
objectionable article being "Tr9le and False Ex-
pefTS.f-(NY Herald
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GovERNNENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. Internal
revenue, $3.50, 1856; customs, Sl65 5,556.,7.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the four per cent loan to-
day amounted to S216,450.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01

49, MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SODA and MINERAL WATERS OH draught all
the year
Blne Lick Bedford and Bethesda Waters by the
gallon octiltr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01

A GENERAL COURT MARITAL at san Antonio
Texas. tried Assistant SurgeonJ H. 7. King. L.
5. A.. for conduct unbecoming an officer and a
gentleman and for conduct preIudicial to good
order ana military discipline" He was found
guilty and sentenced by the court Ito be dis
missed from the service OF the United states -
The President has approved the findings OF the
court but. upon the recommendation of the de
partnent commander. cOmmuted the sentence
10 forfeiture OF half pay for three years."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01


The revival of grand opera i'm New York and
the probability OF its continuance has raised
many questions in regard 10 correct toilette,
for such occasions. Formerly an opera DIRE X
consisted mainly-outside the boxes where full
dress is permissfble-of an opera cloak which
covered up all other deficiencies. and q while
cloaks, have fallen into disfayor and m,,ch
more elegance In the details Of the toilette is
required TO obtain a dressy effect. n is frr,e
that Opera el0aIs, with other cioaks, have been
revived ana are again putting i'm an occassOnaI
appearance; Dut they are not by any mean ms
generally worn. Few Ladies' now possess them.
and the question is, "What can wear to tighten
usually does duty when style ami seryiee are
both required?" The majority OF ladies solve
the prooiem by wearing lght bonnet, long
nght A0 gloves their solitaire diamond ear
rings and some rich lace az the throat. and
carry handsome light silk or lace fan
- Bue t6eie is new thing In opera head-dress
Which can scarcely be called bonnet, but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01

Gso GERMAN AMERICAN FIRE INSUR
t1E ANCE COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF
tOIUM BfA-O Owing to the similarity of names, il
IL feared many persons may cOnfound this company
with the German American National Bank. The
Board of Trustees therefore desire to inform the
Insurance Company, that it Is an entirely separate
and distinct corporation.
r p HAI.STEAD, Secretary.
&, Il JEDERFR. Treasurer oct3l-:}t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01

The FOII.wISG CHANGES Or STATIONS Of COM
nissary sergeants, US. Army. are made:-COm-
missary Sergeant David F. Driscoll. from Fort
FoOte. Maryland. to Fort Mackinac. Michigan
TO relieve COmmSSary Sergeant George South
elmer, who will proceed to Key West. Florida,
and relieve ComnliSSary Sergeant William
OConnOr, who will go 10 Madison Barracks
New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-03

The mortuary statistics of the whole civilized
wori:isiiow that about one.fsth of all mankind
die OF consumption alone, Hld the number Of
deaths tue to consumption bears greater ratio
to the whole number than that 81 any other three
discasesosethcr. Moreover, inyesti cation proves
that this ratsois steadily increasing. It's ncrcas-
ing preyalente has led To the popular belief that
consumption is incurabe. Every gear hundreds
of these sufferers seek, in the sunny retreats of
Florida or the dry atmosphere Of colorado, for
health-and lind only grave. The influence Of
the atmosphs.-s-thc only remedial agent that
either Flord@ or Colorado can aifurl the con
sumptive-s ut hest only palliative. The cure of
consumption depends upon two essential condi-
tons: LIST, the arrest Of the abnormal breaking
down of the tissrDs;. wiffch prevents em,G!atiOn
and I'd, the restoration ~ healthy nutrition, ia
order to stop the Iormation oi tuberculous- mat.
ter. Fulfill these conditions, and consumption
is as durable rs fever. To fulfil these conditions
the required remedy must increase the appetite,
favor the assimilation of food, and enrich tie
blood, thus rctarding the Development of tuber-
cles. To accomplish this, Is more powerful NJ.
terative than DR.. Phsrce's Golden Medical Dis
covery has never been discovered. At the same
time, 1t soothes the irritation Of the nervous sys.
TEN produced by violent couyhimg, which in its
turn so often leads to Esorc serious results. The
use Of "eypectorants' in consumption is abso.
lutely suicidal. For while removing the tuber-
Giles already formed, they produce yet more seri.
Gus results by intiaming aiddesiroying the sound
and healthy tissues. CONSUMPTION requires Il
remedy that will soothc while it relieves harsh
medicines but add fuel to.the hanre that already
threatens to consume the system. The Golden
Medical Discovery fultills these conditions and
has been pronounced the bestremedy vet discov.
cred to alay and arrest consumption
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-03

The Earlyillc Gossn, of the 18th inst. says:
"ThOmas Brooks was working in the hay field
will Dan' Bowen, miles southwest Of town,
Tuesday afternoon, July 10Th, when he com
planned ofnot feeling well and was told he had bet
ter 90 to the house; he replied he would help
get another load; soon after when the others re-
turned from another part of the field they found
him lying on hi, face, unconscious; he was taken
to the house, and Mrs. VIM. Bowen drove to town
for DR.. Goblc, who drove out and then sent back
for DR.. Wiley Thomas did not return to con
scosncss, but.dicd that evening His father is
away his body was taken for burial next day at
2 O'Clock directly from Mr.. Bowen's followed by
his slepmother, four sisters, Rev. Mr.. Burns and
other friends. Funeral services were held in
one If the churches in town"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-03

If you desire to own farm that will produce
good crops every year go to southeastern Ne
braska. There you will find good rich surfaee
soil, porous sub.soil, good wafer fine atmos
phere, dry pleasant winters. There you will find
a happy and prosperous people We will ac
company parties of land explorers to Lincoln
Neb, the first and fourth Tuesdays in every
month until Dee. LIST, 1878. For full particulars
address S. NJ. Knox IL Son, Princeton, Illinois
agents of the C. B. & @. and B. * NJ. r. h
Round Trip and One Way Tickets for sale from
all the principal K. r. stations to Lincoln IL Col
umbus, Neb., 5. NJ. Knox IL Son, Princeton, H.,
Agent Land Department, B. ~ NJ. r. r.
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NnW York AunarinIA

Among the places of note which visitors to
! New York should not fail to see is It's magnificent
! Aquarium. This establishment was opened 10
| the public nearly two years ago and has cOntin-
ucd in successful operation ever since. This eX.
! pcricncc has suggested various Improvements,
and without doubt it is now the moss complete
and attractive place Of its kind in the world. II
has been adapted both to the scientific and popu..
| lar mind. Not only is there Il large ana varied
collection OF fishes and other marine wonders,
| but these objects are classified rs to make
| them additionally interesting to the student OF
| Natural History. This helps To bring into con
trast their instructive habits, curious, and often
grotcsquc forms, and their gaudy ana somhrc
| cOors The tropical tanks show great briliancy
OF color and curiosity of form. These tanks are
| filed with collections from Bermuda and Bahama
Islands They alone would repay days close
| examination, because nothing 34nsllar, nor half
so beautiful can be found on our own coasts.
| The series Of marble tanks, fer lake and other
| fresh water fishes, are hardly Tess interesting
| than those that contain marine objects Closely
| akin 10 them are those for turtles, alligatOrs,
| lizards, snakes, etc This description would be
! incomplete II we omitted TO mention the monkey
room and aviary. Very rare specimens Of both
! monkeys and birds are constantly ON exhibition,
and the variety Is constantly decreased by impOr-
tations from Europe, Africa aud South America.
\ very entertaining andplcGsing comic perform
ancc Is given every afternoon aud evening. This
! is found to be II suitable RELAXATION from the cx-
| animation of the tanks. The object OF the pro
pretors being to combine innocent amusement
with instruction. But y description, If space
| permitted can give only faint idea OF either
what is to be- seen or of the pleasure that such Il
SIGHT affords and the greatest favor We can con,
fer unon our readers is to advise all " them who
visit New York 10 90 and see the Aquarium.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-03

AT exactly 3:42 p. NJ. on Monday the moon,
having been since 1860 n consistent member Of
the Red Ribbon Club, conceived the idea of get
ting on "bum" Nine years Of sobrrty was
enough to turn the brain of any dame, so she
IcOneludedto attack the suns southeastern limb.
The attack was premcdtated; and entering the
suns domain, she proceeded at once to invest
herself Of the premises. Not content with
shadowins portion, being pretty full, she
spread herself over the spots until the crater
only was left visible.
In this condition Old Sol almost gave up in
despair, nearly scvcn-ci9hths of his face turning
black Lingering seemingly in this gloomy
condition for II few minutes, the dame ieclngly
rclinqushcd her hold and, Venus like, skulked
of in disgust towards the northwest, and at
about $40 ?. NJ. disappeared in the shades of eve
ming, leaving the crusty but heated old bachelor
to 90 down to his couch in clump of miserable,
dirty cooking clouds.
She will not be likely to disturb his virtuous
cogitations again for some years, when it is cX-
pected that the unity will be more congenial
1t is to be regretted that Vulcan did not put in
an appearance on the occasion, and that no new
planets or comets were discovered, which oCca-
sions the loss of much precious time on the part
of our astronomer, besides the extra expense Of
fitting up and mounting valuable instruments,
some of which have cost a vast deal of money
especially the one with which it was thought the
question could be decided whether the moon was
made of limburgcr cheese
All the spots on the sun seen here during the
eclipse proved to be nothing more than scratches
on the smoked glass, which is considered proof
sufficient that the sun-spot theory is myth.
Madame Grctner, whose spirit went to the sun
on the eve Of the eclipse to see about Nulcan's
display sent special dispatch to us to the cilcr,
that tn account OF Il previous engagement, con
sequent upon the Increase In the demand OF
Ithundcr-bolts, he couldn't possibly be present
Cheap! Now is the time for bargains at NJ
Sticcl x Co.'S.
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w. II. Hull has just received Il large and choice
assortment of patent and Torchon laces, white
and colored embroideries, novelties in children 5
hose, ahJlcached table napkins, &c, &c. The
public will find very low prices at this house in
every department.
Fall goods are beginning to arrive, and in
about Il week you will see several dray loads OF
carpets hoistcd into their capacious carpet hall,
and which they promise will fully sustain their
past reputation of having the handsomest car
pets west Of Chicago.
They also have en- route large stock OF the
celebrated jamestown alapacas," in all colors,
for which they are sole agents for this county.
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A WopderftA Discovery.

For the speedy cure Of Consumption and all
diseases that lead 20 it, such us stubborn Coughs,
neglected Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, pail, in the
side and chest, dry hacking coagh tickling III
the throat, Hoarseness, Sore Throat ana an
IN. KING's New DISCOVERY has no equal and
has established for itself world wide reputation:
Many leading physicians recommend and use 10
in their practice. The formula from which u Is
prcpared'is highly recommendedb by ali inealcai
Journals. Tie clergy and the press have com
plimentcd it in the most glowing terms. Go to
your druggist and get trial bottle fire. Of cost
or REGULAR size for sl.0G~ FOR sale by +. T.
Griggs, Ottawa (o)
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The best of everything can be found ut ii. Wal
theirs stand on Thursday ut the picnic.

Mr.. Roof, the cngraver, is compiling and draw
Ing on the wood, and will soon engrave, minia
ture map of La Sale county, which cannot fail
of being beneficial TO business men and the public
generally 1t is taken from all the reliable sources
extant, and will comprise all the civil townships
and their boundaries, cities, towns, villages and
post offices and their locations, rivers and creeks,
railroads. canals, etc. The size will be 3 10y ;
which printers will understand will adapt Itself
to No. q business card and circulars OF all des
,crptions In addition thereto the air line dis
tances between all points in the county will be
given, which will enable anyone alta glance, with
the map before him, to determine location.
The size is very convenient, and any one who
possesses his merchants card, will not only be
possessed of information where TO buy his goods
but will DC master of his home geography.
Duplicate electrotypc plates will be obtained
from the cut and orders filled at a triiling cost.
Bargains, Bargains in summer clothing at VI.
Stipfrl AZ Cos
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A Skilled Mechanic.

Calling upon the enterprsing hrm OF EocFsoi
N Krouse this week we were shown some spe VI
men targets of shots made with shot guns before
and after boring the barrels. The nrst target
shown us was one made before the barrels OF the
pun were bored, and showed bad scattering OF
the shot with spots as large as q mans hand en-
Itirely bare of shot holes. The other target made
after boring the barrels showed vast improve
ment in the shooting Of the gun. There were
324 shot holes within the circle, which was l.!
inches across, all evenly distributed over the face
of the target The distance at which both tar
gets were made was 81 yards, and an ounce and
la quarter Of No Q shot and drachms of powder
were used. The boring of shot gun barrels is
made a specially by this firm, the work being
mainly done by Mr.. Krouse who has been pro-
Inounced one of the most skilled workmcn in this
line of business in the country. lie is not only
skilled in this particular branch OF the business
but in every description of gun making and re
yuirin. which they have every facility for doing.
Their handsome store on Main street is also
stocked with the largest and finest assortment of
goods ever before brought to this city, which
thew are selling at reduced prices. When in
want of good breech or muzzlc-loadinS shot
gun or rife, latest pattern revolver, the best fish
ing tackle, cutlery etc, go to Ebersol& krouscs.
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Fire,


Atabout f. o'clock on Wednesday night Of this
week an alarm Of fire was sounded to which the
engines and hose company promptly responded.
Ii was soon asCcrtaincd that vacant two story
residence building on Superior ST., in Ottawa
Center, was on fire, and thiher the department
hurried, arriving only in time to prevent the
sprcld Of the fire TO adjoining buildings, as the
fire lad gained such Roadway - 10 render IL i'm
possible TO save the building The tire was first
discovered by girl living near, who, supposing
that come one had moved In and the light she
saw was the light Of lamp, did not give the
alarm until the flames had nearly developed the
whole interior Of the mouse. The fire i, sup
posed 10 have been set 10y an inccndiury, rs the
house has been vacant FOR the past few months
anduo other cause can be- assigned. The build
mgi, the property Of Mr.. Jacob Glenn, saloon
keeper uu III Sale ST., and WIS insured ia the
Continental lusur1no. Co. fur Sl,ooo, which
then. t. some doubt a- TO hi, hr.uGah'" Q" s."ur"
on iccouut of Tho premises being vacant TIL,
los. G, estimated az about Sl,Jou.
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Iqh, Western Rural.

week TO week full of completeness in all lis de-
partmcnts. In matters relating to the farm, or
chard or garden, it is unsurpassed end yet it does
not ignore the family circle. 1t is iircsde com
panion, much enjoyed by the women folks and
the children, each having department full o
interest to them. THE RURAL is increasing il
circulation and influence, and deserves the pa
tronagc Of all persons interested in the cultiIa
ton of the soil, or increased intelligence among
the sons Of toll.
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