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National Republican., 1878-09-14
Wcstelt Now Nurh prnlur.-

Mr.. J. II. ciauc, the wl,lc,dc produce
dealer W, 10 P'aIsylywiA a'enuv, hr. r.
opened for the !I., Dhl wiute, trade with hi.
sarcr ON, well st. kcd with Wcstcm Now
York prr!uoc. Potatoes, beans, and spylcs
arr .ia!tiaa. Fresh shipments ,ie boiug re.
eeiNc-L l,,LN. luN.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
VEGETTNE
FOR ASTHMA.

PnILADELPHIA, PA.
Mn. II. II. SrFvFSs:
Bur Ar: For the lest fifteen year, hur.ny tn.
month, ~ May and JGEr, have teen afflicted wit
what tn dorOrs called .idhmI. II very is.
lrrs~imE, fCEd ring inis 'rIil" that dreaded
IT, coming 81. w.s recommended TO use yCyei!ue.
10 I twU hotties b-!o-e expected the attack. and
was entirely rUleN Oh. fepl grateful to NesctinE.
JNO Z. BALLINGER,
no Greek street Phia lg,phLL
NEGETISE has restored tIlu5anl, 10 health who
who had beel lUnS aud p.4niu sufferers
National Republican., 1878-09-14
Thcnire CoInInne.

A matinee will be given at the Comiquc
this Afternoon, at half.rast two o'clock, at
which all the members of this weeks great
company will appear. Heating and Sands, in
musical acts; Thatcher aud Hume, the song.
and-dauco team par excellence; Professor
White aud his trained dogs, and Miss Alice
Gilmore, in gentesl song aud dance, are among
tho manv attractiens which will be nresentgl
National Republican., 1878-09-14
Trot,-sor Duili', singing Cln,scs.

1ra'casoI Eit3r, Iialili has decided to resume
BIZ singing lessons next Thursday, 1T MaIini's
Hall, Oh I strrCt, h"lT,cu Ninth AID TcutA
streets notaw,,', Any one dr.,lius to be-.
come u pupil CA. consult tic Prof, ,sl Thurs.
aay, Friday, ur saturday morning., up.. ten
70 tW(lyt O'clock
National Republican., 1878-09-14
The RELIEF COMMISSION.
Receiving Money and Supplies to be
Sent South.

Grand Concert ProJected-Inquities as to
the hest Way Of Distributing supplies
List OF Donations Received Yes
tcrday - Cash Contributions
Reported by the Treas
Crer-Basc-Ball for
Charity's sake.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

FUE Upward " thirty years Ars WlnSluw' sOoth.
hg syrup has bcCu used for children 1t CogIoc5
eidiIy " tic stpUGuh relieves wind collie regulates
pe bowSr, cures dysentcry and dianhUa, whether
Arising from toelh!ns pr ouIer causes. Al old and
National Republican., 1878-09-14
We We're Compelled

To enlorge our store in order to gain additional
space for our immense stock for the coming
season. Eiscman Bros, the Popular Price"
ClOthivIs aud TallOrs corner seventh aud L
streets.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
A MmA InIrL.nthrn

Mr.. =. WaIach, ior number Of year, one
af tho GFn Of ;, Goldstc!a n Co., has orc i
q loan Office at No. 1917 Pennsylvania uyruuc
no!t""g.,, whriv he I. pcrrcd to advance
SUM I" 'h' amount 0I .n,n'J Ia sum, 10 suit,
Oh |tI7'"d pro- "rty, such rs wa.cbc-. dm.
nuI!a and other Jew. .Iy.
GENTi r"I"'- q. >.,u.yr hurl,I CIa,s iol =.
PoIi.cGri's hunhcr Goats. heavy,
Reversible uud MlrIutosn ca',.
pugkiuy Goats, kubhcr L,4-.u,.
Fine I.uhSyr Long Boots.
Nadiug st9oaEgs.
GEO. c. HrNHIHG, 40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
III ,rmomctrIc Readings.
Iu'IilniIn,is

For the %.l!ie Atlantic S;ur- cnlI,r. nlyarinc
weather. n,f'"wcs',Sy winds, and rl..as bar,pay.
tr
National Republican., 1878-09-14
Rockville Ialr.

Owing to the rain the managers Of the a.,.r.
cation postponed the final exhibition OF the
fair until October l6,when several new attrac.
Gons will be added to the lnogranlnc. aud TIE
RIiAgs VIII be rlld as nwardld.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent. interest paid on deposits, Special
rates on time deposia. J. II. souIER & Co.
Bankers l4l6 PenDsyi vanin avenue.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

OR FALL assortment now complete In every
department Eiseman Bros, "thc Popular
Price" Clothiers aud Tailors, Cornor Seventh
and L streets.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

YouSG PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. De wise iD time
Clean them daily with THuRsTOS's Ivory PzARI
ToorH POWDER the most pcriect dcntrihce known
twill keen them through life in good condition
white aud SOUND. Will haTren the gums sweeter
he breath, and prevent toothnche. Sold By al
druggists. Is and 90 cents per bottle
National Republican., 1878-09-14
gltllnlic Spirs,

BnYs' sUITs Mt popular prices. Eiscman
Pros, corner Seventh an! T. streets.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
Reunion of Third pGnTsylTSRfS caTRify..'

DREss aud business suits at \. StGaus', IoIl
Penn sylyuua avenue.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

ARE you bilious. troubled with heaoache, dizzy.
ncss, sick stomach, constipation &cG Are you dys.
peptic, nervous, dull, and lan2uid? Ayerse 70 oil
cxertion. !, your life miserable? You require II
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you Sold by oil
druggists, Is cents per package, which makes q
quart of medicine.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
Service, To-Nfu,rp,y,

FALL OvEECoATs, . full assortment Eisc
man Bros, corner Seventh anil streets.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
CITY ITEMS.

NEITHER falling teeth nor the peeping wrinkles
Of time forcibly tell Of advancing years rs your
gray hair Ayers Nigor restores It's color and
makes your appear ance more agreeable 10 Others
as well as yourself with fresh, luxuTiant hair
the infrlnities Of age are far less noticeable.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

FISg New York butter received daily at spiceri
butter store, corner of Ninth and streets north
west Low prices, fine quality, and inir dealing
are speCialtIcs,
National Republican., 1878-09-14

Is your hair harsh dry and stiff Does II refuse
To curl? Dress 1t with InoNfsOS'sl oMADE OPrnk
An Olehginous compound Of singular merit u
will improve It, Sold by druggists. &c. Price %
and % cents pcr bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
Aid for the Yellow Fever Fund.

Tho entire receipts from the retail sale of LAGER
BEER -
on FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER "a, ISIS,
witt be appropriated for the relief OF tho yellow FoyeI
sufferers ami paid over ~ the National Yellow FoyeI
Relief Commission, All are invited 10 call
EDWARD ABSER,
eeI2-3t Nos al and t2S Ninth street northwest
National Republican., 1878-09-14
Excursions and PicmcS.
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
for tho benefit ofthe
TeIIo,r Ecrcr Sufferers.

GRAND AND LAST EXCURSION OF THE
VI sensHu for the baieht oi Rybert Penny LuLCl.
saturday, september y. lSiS, to Baltimore aud re-
lqrn' s9ppns a. P9iHt L1Gk ~ for haLhins ani or D
Jan" M,sl viii leave vli strer! wharf a. p IN,
ri lrRing 10 Washington al H. IN, MOEd y morning.
nCkcts limited; 20 Ire them 'aiyi 81 thcI olnd trP.
slrrlinI arcnnmud q, ons IIshcd free. Mcsls fur
nished ny the pruprie; Uf tue Miles House hity
yentg each Stnt,ErnJm, and tirkeis o. sale a the
Ml,s House. hl2 + street, aud Penny Lunch'kOOms,
ll5 E,reet. sV.!9t
National Republican., 1878-09-14

HARD times demand ccouomy; prac.ce II b
icnovhting your sUiled gloves with JouvES's ISo
pERoCs KID GLOVE CLEASsER. Price 2o cents pc
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

FALL ovIRCoATs at A. straus', loll Pennsyl
yania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
PIMPAEs AND MINORS ON the racH

In thls con Ii,lon oftne skin the VEGETINE Is tho
Er'rI r"mrly, n, a'ts directly up, n the blood II
clH nnl purihu' the hrud thereby causing hI.
IuuIs To- dsIpItnr BY intern tTellmrut all inlpil-
rite, ARE thrown CUT. NEGLrINE sly". a good Dir
cu!Iti1n the blood wing the uhtInpd or con.
grs'ed urgami,m, restoring the health, giving GoJd
clear complexion.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

WELLS MAcHIsr-sPREAD STRENGTHENING PLAs1
rRs are still the best known. Their curative pow
en- far surpnbs oil Others.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
FAT Va. LEAN.

The great game of baseball for the benefit
Of the sufferers, between the fat men, aggrCgnt.
lug @,!2l pounds and lean men, Rsgrrmting
lilo pounds, has been postponed until Tues.
day next, l7th instant. The contestants are
fair representatives Of their respective classes,
and the game will surely be comicul and ia.
trrestmg. Tho affair has been carefully Gu.
gincercd by Stephen Just, as general manager,
who will be assisted by Mr.. \. +. Chlds, of
the Government Printing Ohicc, as secretary,
and Nj. W. II. ClaEctt as trraaurer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-01

e.a# faa ftsE.za
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Na ray tgtstisF5 Ha.sE
ae f3e aH5 55a
s #fsH
HaH asaaH aaH
A. ftam sssaaa.
Hal saH taeua azt
llEH -
HtsfHs 4IHIla ~
HfF dee - HeH HaG
4a.}lHsa saes .. sssG
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-01
LOS ANGELES FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER l. 1878

that his conviction was in error.
Maltby will review the testimony
for Porter and file his arguments
with the Judge-Advocate to enable
the latter to prepare his answer.
Either Choate or Bullitt will con-
clude the case with an argument
for Pope.
Aaaosustd Apostolic Dei.Ease.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-Pope Leo
has appointed DR.. Gilooly, nine
teen years Bishop of Elphin, to she
position of Apostolic Delegate
from tie Holy See TO the United
States and Canada. The statement
that the Pontiiical Secretary of
State will consult the British Gov.
ernment before appointing Cardi.
nal Culieu's successor, recalls for
mer reports that an understanding
had already been arrived at be-
tween Great Britain and the Vati-
can, with view to suppressing the
Irish disaffection. The appoint
ment, therefore, is expected to have
an important political significance.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-01

Sl20O y; III: 1! ]; u!
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-01

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-01

Ineligible safcl asashIH 5aa ever
So Huutasea ~ NuS nnaIis
Ha k=-s5 5Rtei nfs CT HHaIalasl
EaaHt All further iH ration
et gAa#zsa un# aetaa5 etiHtlt=e
ia citizenship IS premaIHH3 4lEsEf
Ha .5af4a insdK tti-eHs
aha sHa ha azt@itH5f-
u#GF Ha tb# taHs ~
se ~ aI2.tts
uat et8s at s6t
tHRa fatt =
H1'=H
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-01
PHYSICIANS.
j. G. Smith, M. D.,

Late House Surgeon and thysic,ah
bellevue and Blackwell's lslnnd Hos
pitfalls, New York City.
aY-oFFICE-DUCOM BLOCK -ssl
oc24-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-01
Or. Joseph kurtz

Has removed his office to No. 81 MAIN
STREET, over Dottef * braulsy's furhf
ture store.
Ofice Hours-From 10 to IL, to and d
10 o. Residence-Buen Vista street.
- myltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-01

P. s.-DR. MINTIE can bs consult ted
in reference to the above complaints dur
daily. and from 6 10 . In the eveninH.
sundays, 10 A. NJ. to l r. y. Cousultaff3h
FREE. Thorough examination and ad-
vice, IS. Full directions and advice free
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-01
DR.. Chin Quong Elm,
CHIMES Y DO CCTOR

aEFt aH556H
5az fEe5ll
t'4Fe
tfezes44 tfals r - = 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-01
Dr.. kirkpatrick.

,-ft,ce and Rcsldence-No. Is frankie
STREET. IeZo-llh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-14
Condensed Locals.


From j. C. Parker we have the New York
papeTs IN advance of the mails
The Western Union Telegraph Office will be
removed to the CoIcOran building next Mon
day. The new Office will be on the ground
kCor OF the building. corner OF 18th and F
streets
The ease of ex.AsSistant Secretary OF the
Treasury Sawyer and others for presenting a
false claim Was yefterday set for trial OIL the
18th OF June.
day afternoon. The Athletics, of Philadelphia
beat the Eagles, OF this city. by Is tOS.
Senators Voorhees,, ingalls, and Cameron
and Representatives Kelley, MaginRiS and
others went TO see the Georgia Ministries at the
Opera House last evening.
Thomas Garter, IL years old left his fathers
house, 90 18th St S:w.. yesterday ROrning TO
20 TO school In the jefferson building, and has
not been heard from since Any iufOrms lion
IN reiatlon to hr will be thlnkfuliy TeCr ived
by his faIner.
Arminius Lodge, No. -. f A. A. NJ. las
evening presented their Pas; Master, H. II.
tierdeS, With a fine past masters jewel. The
presentation was made by Mr John BIsSiuS.
the secretary. in u feeling Eanner. and the re-
cipient replied in appropriate terms
Addresses of Commissioner Bryan and other
gentlemen on the principles of the titcuitOrS
Association and how they can be practically
enlargement OF emigration from crowded
cities tc rural districts are 10 be delivered at
Talmajge hall tonight, il wiz be seen. The
subject is one of much importance.
daughter of Mt. III. l.. PeTTine. Tesidn at
81 New York avenue, and a enid Ralned
Smith, living az I22 New York avenue Were,
driven over near heir homes last evening by
tive unknown lEen in Il buggy and badly hurt.
The name of the man charged with stealing
carpenters tools from Nj. JuniuS Slack. be
fore the Police Court saturday, was Daniel B.
Proctor instead of Foster, rs inadvertently
published.
j. {. Parker sends the handsome lane num-
her of LrgiacOFS MtgGz5Ho.
Tn" General Term, not having a quorum.
was not in session tO-dsy-Judge Humphreys
being engaged in the Circuit Court. Judge
Wyie in the Criminal Court and Judge Ohm
infiSPoSed at home, leaving ChiefJuStice Cart
ter and Judge MacArtheT only available for
General Term work.
The members Of Zion Wesley tc0loreGl NJ F.
church ave their pastor, Rev. j. r. Lyons. a
donation party last evening IN ID street. ne
tween I'd and I'd streets southwest. at which 4
number OF presents were made as Il token OF
fSflrm for his Services
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-14
GEORGETOWN.

THE REVIVAL MEETING-No such revival
meetings has been held in Georgetown, as
those now in progress at DunlbaTt0n street
since the days of The old Montgomery street
Church. Last night the church was aga. =
flied to oVerfiowing, and many persons c. IN
men. ,0ung
SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OLD Res
Mr.. George r. Morgan. father of RI ,fDENT.-
gan, proprietor of the Morgan Ho' .chard Nor
denly at that place last night lse, died sud-
His death was caused by hear LACED % years.
GRAIN.-Arrived-Boat GGisease:
bushels wheat to II. M .dedley with 1,20l
bushels wheat to Hartle- Talbot, and 29J0
with 100 bushels VIII Z & Bro; Boat Seneca
H meb els wheat an Ito Hartley Bro. Also 21t
Talbot. BY RAJ 400 bushels corn to II NJ
Taihott foo bushels wheat to Fl. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-14

A H4BEAs CORPUS CASE ENDED.-It will be
on the petition of Bernard Richstein, ordered
writ of habeaS corpus to issue directed to a
Mrs. Weller, commanding her to produce the
body OF Grace Sloane, child five years of age,
and who, it was alleged, was detained by Mrs.
Weller. In his petition he stated that after
the death of the father of the child in Union
county, \. j the mother and Mrs. Weller left
with the child, and the mother subsequently
returned, when she was found to be insane
and was sent to an asylum. Mr.. r. ascertain
writ as stated, and it was made returnable
forthwith, but it was not complied with, and
the hearing was continued until YESTERDAY.
Early Yesterday morning Mrs. Weller sent to
MIR: RichStein, and on his appearance she
without further delay surrendered the girl to
MIR. r.. who left with it yesterday for his
home-thus ending the proceedings under the
writ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-14
Washington Grove Camp Meeting
Association.

The stockholders of the Washington Grove
Camp Meeting association held their fifth an
nual meeting last night at Foundry church
President ThOS. p. Morgan submitted his an
nual report, stating that since the last meet
ing better drainage has been provided at the
grove and a new we'll sunk. 1t is contem
plated building keepers house, so that the
association can always have Waterman on
the grounds to prevent depredatiOns. A store
and lodging house will also be built. The
treaSurerS report showed receipts during the
year, =, $50; expenditures, $2,2j7.65; leaving
s9l % in hand.
Mr.. Simpson offered a resolution that the
annual meeting of the association be changed
Monday in October: adopted
Thursday, August LIST, was appointed as the
opening day for the camp meeting and the
continuance two weeks.
Messrs. Simpson. Bates and Gettings, were
appointed as nominating committee and
reported the following standing committees.
and they were confirmed: Executive commit
sey, A. Nj: Smith, J. Henry Wilson, w. Il.
Hunt, l.. w. Worthington, Geo. l. Hall, Graf
ION ion; Munr3es G; T. woodward, A: G. Holland,
Mayse. Trastees-F Howard John ' I. Mi itch:
ell, w. r. Woodward, B. H. Stinemetz, nj. G.
Emery, John w. Wade, ThOs. SOmerville, T.
2. Morgan, R. H. Wlllett, E. F. Simpson and
E. ID. owen.
The following committee was appointed
from the different churches to organize a
series OF mass meetings in the churches and
dNdneu oil Interest III tue CAMP meeting: rev.
B. p. Brown. P. E.. chairman e. ThOs. Wood
ward. Georgetown; Dr. r. B. DIETRICH, Ham
son, Foundry; e. /. Hall, Ryland w. r. Hunt,
GOrSuch: Thos. SOmerville, Waugh; Alex.
Ashley, Union Rev. Z. ID. Owen, Mt. Zion: Dr.
r. Howard, Metropolitan: L. w. Worthington,
Mckendree: j. Richard Riggles, Grace, and
J: II: Beall, Twelfth street. On motion of Mr..
Mitchell, the officers of the association and
the standing committees We're empowered to
hold their Offices until the meetingin October
or until their successors are elected. DR.. De-
trick offered resolution that the Secretaryof
the association be instructed to issue paid I'D
stock to the delinquent members to the extent
of their payments made. After discussion,
the resolution was referred to the finance com.
mitteP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-14
DRY GOODS.
NyE UITNnREp SEQ PIECES or

1--WE HUNDRED 500 PIECES or
Il beautiful Dress Goods Just received; ail-wool
BuntingS in cream color, blsk. navy b re aud isu-
tful light spring shades only IS: DeeSes, AL pure
wool, IN every color and shade; Lace Stripe Bunt-
ings, in black and colors: Back Grena lines; pure
silk and wool: Colored Grenadines. pure silk AM
wool: light. colored pure MohairS; Black silks, -
50, III. rs. 81 30. We are selling al excellent
Black Silk. (tiuinet make. cOnsderel the best
wearing silk i'm the world. at 81, worth xl.25. We
are selling rial satin finish Back SILK. (Guiuet
make.) at 81. 25. This Black SILK Is a SFECIAI.
BARGAIN. Every day we sell from 80 60 100 ards.
CARTER'S Market Space.
Coored Silks, in seal brown, cardinal, navy Eae.'
plum, steel color, dark green, lead, Sc, 30 alSo
light shades Of silks, Checked silks. t-ed siIkS
in very, light shades. We ha',. received one
huncied IlG0) pieces OF silks, oasl,t al the very
lowest cash price and We ere selling them az tbs
NsIS smallest aHN ah'S shove cost. Three hundred
,ouVl pes 'i vnhl "a SImpreS ana Linras Tor
men ;: I"..S a"d childrrn's wear. prices ranging
= OIn 70 ~ 81 20 Lace for curtains; excellent
CorSef>. 90; four a. pair real Eas Sh Stockings,
81: large aSs0. tmenI OF ,oiuned Stockings for chill
dIcn Near. very large size Bridal y piltS, pure
white. 81 so: excellent quality Vineyard wide
dOuhe-tN lied Bed Ticking -: Whit Honey comb
Quilt, 90; new Parasols. % inch. "a iHch and %
inch. both tN illei and plate
my13-tr CARTER :. IN Market SD8cP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-14

A BRIDE BURNED TO DEATH-Mr. and
Mrs. Abram Coles were married in Williams
burg on Thursday, and went to live at Colyer
20 years old. On Saturday she attempted to
use liquid stove polish on the range in the
kitchen; The can which she placed on the
back OF the range exploded. throwing the
famed up and she screamed for help Her
brother tried to put out the fire, but was badly
burned and fell to the floor, his own wearing
apparel burning. Mr.. Daniel Moore hurried
from the street to her assistance, and wrap
ping his coat about her, eXiinguished the
flame. Mrs. Coles died yesterday morning
Her brother will recover. Mrs. Coles maiden
name was BendernageI, and her former resi-
dence was at 81 south 18th street, Williams
burg ". Y. Sun, 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-14

yonna PROM FRIGHT.-Bryant Foley. a
from "atertoWn man who was suffering
pre broken leg, in some way got the i'm
~ ,ssion that he had taken poison in the form
carbolic acid, used as wash for his limb.
and died OF fright. He was apparently we'll at
I p. M, Sunday, and at p. M. he was dead
He ate an orange on Saturday, and thought il
tasted of the acid, which caused him to faint,
but he was quieted in a little while The nhv-
sicians say in their report 10 the coroner: I'VE
find, from thorough examination and care
full investigation, that his death was caused by
syncope or fainting; that we carefully exam,
ined the stomach and found no traces of moi
son OF any kind; the coats of the stomach and
intestines free from inflammation from the
appearance of the heart, it was evident from
the absence of blood in its walls and their col
lapsed condition, that he died of Syncope or
faintnesS; the condition of his limb warranted
the belief that his leg would be returned to
usefulness as all OF the parts surrounding the
fracture were in healthy condition. and re-
paration OF the bone already commenced and
favorably ,prospering.'' The jury reported
thai it could not ascertain the cause of death.
+ Utica Herald, Nays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-14

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
George g. O'Shurland, of Buffalo, n Y, and
Lizzie c. Hagerty: Thomas j. NEWMAN, of
Boston, and Katie f. Bresnahan Chas. Miller
Helen Fosberg; George r. Aiken and Sarah
C.. kearneY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-14

THEMOsT SUCCESSFUL COMBINATION OF style,
quality and economy ever effected is instanced
in the &c. sl2 and SIS elegant cashmere suits
that everybody are buying from liable Bros,
corner OF ID and 9TH streets. Suits that usually.
sell for Sl5. SIS and so liable Bros. are selling
for $40, Sl2 and SU.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-14
LOCAL NEWS.
Anusemenis, &e.. Tonight.

Forts Opsru H2use.-CL}leDIer's Georgia
Ministries.
Thsqtcr C0DyiGue.-F3ne.i9S.
F'rcraLIin LediO71 FEIIi--Litprary and must
cat enter, ainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-14

SHEET COTTONs. table linens, Turkey red
table linens. towels, napkins, white counter
panes, mattings, oil cloths, carpets, summer
ttannels, bed tickings, etc, etc, etc. etc, etc,
at c. M. TOwSOn & Co. 636 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
nue., south side, near eth street n. W.-Adct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-14

NEW PARAsoLs-New Parasols. Two hum
drea new parasols just received at Carriers,
~ MarHeL space, the popular cash dry goods
store. Large Size pure white bridal uuiltS 81 50
White honey comb quilts Soc Bleached table
linen soc; Three hundred 600 wool cassi-
meres and linens for men, boys and children's
ticking 25c. Beautiful Pacific lawns Toe. Car
teTS, III Market Space.-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-14

AN EN-LIEUTENANT'S INSANITY. - Deputy
Marshal Williams yesterday afternoon held
an inquisitiOn de ttnGticO inquireIsdo as to
the condition of VIM. Kelley, an eX-frSt lieu
tenant 7. S. A, at the instance of VIM. Leach,
helr-at-law OF Kelly who has made applica-
ton 10 have his iKelly's) pension Increased
from SlI to so per month. The verdict was
that the man was a helpless lunatic, and on
Inls tne Equity Court will doubtless act at it's
session on Saturday next