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LOST AND FOUND.

7 9sT,A plain GOLD GROSS. either in city,
II Mt. Vernon, or boat. The finder wi he re.
warfied by leaving it at 614 18th st. NV. IL.
T DST-Saturday afternoon. a $40 BILL. The
j. fine er will be literally rewarded by addressing
Il. Star Office.
S.1O REWARD Lost last nis hit Russia Leather
ID PtC KETBOOk, containing about S25 or more
In cash. and two notes of $3.50 each. the above re-
ward VIII be paid ii returned to NJ. w. JOHNSON
IL II ST. wharf, S.W. 1t"
I CST-Suncay, June 8 b., child's NECK
l. CHAIN, with God Coin and Cross attached
n: me Oh cross, Nellie NJ Foss. - TIE finder will
be llherally rewarded by returning 1t to 12O5 9th
street INV. Je14
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SILks: SILKS! sILks.- Immen,e a,,or,

SlLhS! SlLhS. SILkS.- Immense assor,-
~ ment OF Silks; one hundred 100 new ni.cs ms
o as IRON YORK unsoubteIy he cheapest
striped Silks ia Washington at CATERS IN NJ
k SPACE the popular Cash DryGoods store BIark
hI,hs oilk, 6o: Heavy gros grain bla X Silk 75
Ou ieai satln nll>h black SILK only do lar and
cur very heavy gros grain satin finish D,sck SIX
sl.zo. checked and striped Silks ON pare NH a
AM anu coloIed ground. Light blue, navy blue brown
oaSk ana lavender checked and stTip1 silks, on
Eute white and colored ground Pain cOIpred
lug cieSin, cardinal, brown, s;ee' and All Ina
L'shL SHADES OF trimming silks. Beautiful Grana-
uines; pure slIk stripe, only IL: worth 25 I,,au-
,;tu Dress Grycs, part wool Is. BEAUTIFUL D~ess
foods part silk. %. Buntings, pure wool. 25,
nin GununSs, 20 Dooeses, all pure wO d,
BIaNk CAshmeres, wide. double width mare wool
90; autIful Pacific Lawns. only ten cents: the
PR Ion these go1 DIS is IL cents, we only ask no
yS-r CARRIERS. IN Markef S,sanel ~
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
WASHINGTON. June T. 1878
Sealed Proposals will be received at the ONCE as
above until IL O'Clock noon, TIL URSDAY, june
10th, for furnishing Fuel to the District Govern
ment for the year ending June SOth, 1879. For
instructions and blanks apply to the superintendent
of Property d. c., Room II, Morrison Building,
AZ street.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
Z. b. TOWNSEND,
ie7-eo Post Rep. ,eO.l Supt. of Property
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WHITE PIQUES, only cts. per yard.
sfhdNI DRESS GOODS, large stock. all STYLES
and colors, from IL Is, Is, 90 % Genus
BLACK GRENADINES from Is 81. 81 IN m,
BLACK CAsHMEREs, all wool, from to,. nm
BUNTINGs, all wool, Is cents.
CASSIMERES for boys wear, Is, lS 25 81 81 40
MATTINGs, red check, 20 cents.
LAWNS from 81, 8 and IL cents.
BLACK ALPACAs from Is cents and up.
GREAT B4RGiIES
in all kinds OF DRY GOODS, at
c. NJ. ToWsON & CO.'S,
636 PeHna. arenue
Jeo-U South side. near 7rh st m ,u
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WM. X. RILEY,
Plo-W sfS Ms~kef Sp1ce

hRH GOODS
~ WILL Be Mold At NEW York PRIrps
striped silks At 80 IS and rs :. per yard
BACK 81 Ks a. 80 20, SOC. and up 10 81 per ward
Sreat reductions Ia all kind1F Fancy DresS t}opds
In mense stock OF White Goods. such as Victoria
lawns, Bishop Lawns, Null Swiss and French
Organize MuSlins.
Also, MatIings, Oilcloths and CarpetIngs
MO ooo w. w. BURDEFTk CO.
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A s T H o l. o g Y,
a. MADAME ROSS.

This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing
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PERSON AL.
no YOU WISH A FAIR sKINp

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DRY GOODS.
ITO REDUCE STOCK.


we have marked down prices In CasslmereS,
pSss GOODS shawls, lack and Colored silks.
Back aud White Plaid aud Striped silks splen-
cir quality, 6Oc 'F
VIC bed Spreads, large size, g. SC
4Sc. ' N'''iS' S"iO"' W. snu
ton. etias NJ hesNy reuuc-
full stock OF Table Oil Cloths. all colors,
GEO. J. JOHNSON A CO.
tl'-fr SOf Market Space, cor. 7th straat
NN LA"Nst LINEN LAWNS
NEAT STYLES AND VERY CHEAP.
French Lawns and 0rgandIes
spring silks in Stripes aud Checks
Il sck and Plain Coored Silks
Brntings. In al colors and shades
Ladies Sun Umbrellas.
W. nave full stock OF all kinds OF DRY GOODS
stock. " WY W." i"'oS W feusce
ss-We solicit 3 call from an purchasers.
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l. b. H. WARNER CO.,
BRAINARD H.WARNER, EDWIN AMCINrIRR
916 street northwest
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IN THE sUPREME COUNT OF THE Dis
i TklCT OF COLUMBIA.
JAMES SIMPSON EFT AL. VS. ALICE SIMPSON EFT
AL.-No. 1903. equity.
The trustees In this cause having reported that
they have sold certain parcels OF the real estate d.
Eected to he sold, being certain lots situate In
square ISS, Washington, ID. c., and that the sales
aggIegate 50, 40S SO, 1t is this LIST DAY OF JUNE,
A. ID: 1873, ordered adjucged and decreed, that
the said sales be ard they are hereby, condition
ally ratified, and that they will be finally ratified
and Confirmed on TUESDAY, the ID day jury, A.
u 1SIS, unless cause to the contrary be shown be-
fore that time: PRECEDED This notice be published
In the Evening Star and in the Washington Law
Reporter once week for three = eeks preceding
the said last banned date. BY the Court.
~, AACARrhUR, Juslfce, &c.
True copy-Fest: X. j. MEIGS, Clerk.
81
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
The western Union and Atlantic and
Pacific telegraph Companies.

NEW YORK. NAV "A dispute as tothe right
Of the Western Union executive committee to
vote on its 72,00O shares OF Atlantic and Pacific
stock has been compromised. and 1t is under
stood the latter company will maintain It's inde-
Companies to be- pooled according to the con
tract last year. prominent stockholder In
both companies says committee, consisting OF
ern Union, and Sidney Dillon and W. J. Symes
Of the Atlantic and Pacific, have decided upon a
ELECTED 'sy next Wednesday,. consisting Of eight
stockholders from tho Western Union and
seven from the ATLANTIC and Pacific. The gen,
Morgan Augustus Schell, Samuel f. Bangor.
Norvin Green. W. x. Garrison, Il; Mex. Twom
bey Anson Stager. Thos. t. Eckert. Sidney
Jay Gould and f.. Atkins.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
THE COMMUNISTS.
No Indications Of an Outbreak mt New
Y0rk-The Police and Militia Pre-
pared for any Contingency,

New YORK. May Recent dispatches from
Chicago, in reference to the drilling of armed
bands of Communists. and still later advices
from Cincinnati, which has now become the
Headquarters of the so-caled Socialistic labor
party. have called public attention to the
presence in this city Of large force OF we'll
organized social revoutionsts and Commun-
lists. In police and militia circles the contin-
gency of a simultaneous outbreak in the large
cities. somewhat after the fashion of the rail
road strikes last July, has been already dis
cussed in consequence of these alarming re-
ports from the West,
The Communists Of New York, whose
abortive attempts at social revolution will be
remembered from the Tompkins Square riot,
are known TO embrace numerous body OF
Frenchmen and Germans. led by a few bold,
daring and intelligent men, If they have
been drilling for ractiveoperations to be under
taken during. this summer they have sue
cessfuIly hidden the fact from the police and
press. Outwardlv they are perfectly quiet.
According to the statement made by police
detective yesterday, they are still carefully
watched. and should they suddenly forego
their peaceful intentions and repeat the
Tompkins Square riot on larger scale, this
detective intimates that they will not find the
police altogether unprepared.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
ISt, Mary Entsrprise.l

The st. Landry Democrat Of a recent date
unwarranted structures Of some sf the Jour
nails Of the State on the members Of the Su-
prerne Court for their decisions in the Ander-
son case. The Supreme Court Of this State
is composed Of men who are the peers Of any
man in this or any other country for integ--
rity, learning, or any of the high virtues Of
manhood. And their decision in the Ander-
son case was correct, and they are all the
greater for having the moral courage to rem
ragged our rights-he has DETAINED the fair
maine Of Louisiana he deserves a lifetime In
the penitentiary, but when he is sent there
let it be according to law, and let US not vilifY
our Supreme Court because they insist that
even Anderson shall be convicted legally and
Justly and not in YindictiYe spirit.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
RUsSIAs PREPARATIONS.
6perulatiOBs rs to the Clmbria-Fast
Sailing Cruisers to he Purchased I'm
America More About The Irish En-
Iistnlents.

NEW YORK, May 2-The Hera'fa Wash
ington special says that the presence of the
Cmbria in American waters is now explained
by the alleged search for fast sailing cruisers
Information in possession Of government
agents here tend to support the view that the
Russian officers and crew on the Cimbria are
intended to man the steamers which Russia
Is negotiating to purchase in this country 1t
is said that Russian agents have for some
ing and substantial seagoing steamers now
owned in this country. both on the Atlantic
and Pacific shore, and that negotiations are
on foot to purchase several of these and thus
make their formal nyeStllre as Russian war
vessels before war is declared.
1t is not known to any of the authorities
here, SO far as can be ascertained. that Rus
sia Is buying arms or ammunition in this
country. but there is belief that machinery
for the manufacture of arms has been bought
and may be shipped on the Cmbria. and also
that light long range cannons have been pur-
chased and await Russian orders The sup
position is that ships and material of war are
to be got out OF our haIbOrs before war is de-
clared, SO as not only to avoid detention
under the neutrality laws, but also capture
by British vessels. which are watching vigi-
lantlv everything done by Russian agents on
our border.
A treasury officer mentioned report that
secret negotiation had been for some time on
foot for the establishment of a corps of 5000
or 5000 Irish soldiers. to be sent to Russia for
service against England and it was this de
tective's belief that the Cimhria would take
on her return, as passengers a part of this
force. Inquiry shows that even such enlist
ment would not he a violation of law while
peace continues, us the men would prol,ably y
ship as lahorers for public works.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
A statement of Interest TO shippers n
Fresh Meats 10 English Ports.

consul at Bristol writes to the Department OF
State that an order has been issued by the
veterinary department of the Privy Council
of Great Britain, declaring Bristol port of
landing for live stock brought from the
interior England. This order c0nfers great
privileges on shippers, who could heretofore
land only dead meat, and were consequently
forced to slaughter their cattle on board be
fore landing. 1t has been bitterly opposedby
the stock-raisng interest of the southwest OF
England. The oven-mouth docks at Bristol
are among the finest in the world, and afford
the best facilities for landing cattle In English
markets. Fresh slaughtered beef is greatly
nreferred to that Killed In America.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
The Venezuela Award,

WAsHtNGToN May 2-The House Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs to-day agreed to a bill
in relation to the Venezuelan mixed commis-
sion. The first section repeats the act OF Feb.
ruary 25 1873, enforcing the stipulations Of
the convention of 1866. The second section
provides that if the President shall believe,
from the examination Of the records of said
commissions, or other competent evidence,
that the Republic of Venezuela is entitled to a
rehearing OF any or all claims decided by the
commission or umpire or to any other relief,
enter into a further convention with that
government to effect such further relief; pro-
vided always that such convention shall give
the constitutional sanction OF the United
States,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
FRANCE.
The Opening Of the Exposition Described
as Brilliant Beyond Comparison En-
thusiasn,. Joy and Patriotism Com
bine to Produce an Effect Magnificent
in Its SpIendOr.

LONDON, May 2-Paris specials consider
the opening of the exhibition one of the most
impressive demonstrations ever witnessed in
Paris. although the official ceremony was
marred by the crowd breaking upon the rear
of the procession, near the Pont du Jena.
About 10o, 600 persons congregated at the exit
gate and cheercd the departing digntaries.
Paris last night WAS blaze of light, from Its
centre to the barriers. From every side shot
Ip gorgeous flames of colored fires, illumi-
Mating all objects with dazzling bril-
liancy Nothing SO magnificent was
witnessed during the palmiest days OF the
empire as on this occaSion-the first grand
fete of the republic. Innumerahle throngs
We're In the streets and the French people
were exceedingly joyous and hospitabe. 1t IS
believed this celebration is the most magniti
cent in history, a decided demonstration of
the people in favor of the institutions that
have enabled them to recover within few
years from the effects of extraordinary ma
tional misfortunes. The grandeur of the oc-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
THE PRESIDENCY.
WHAT EMINENT DEMOCRATS THINE
OF THE FLORIDA "IRREGU-
LARITlEs."
How Mr.. Hayes May Re Ousted and Mr..
Tllhen seated.

Tlthen seated.
New YoRK, May 2.-The HralGs Washington
special says: The electoral Irregularities are n
perplexity to Congress. Lending Democrats
declare that there is no power under the consti-
tuition to oust Mr.. Hayes but an Investigation is
probable.
A sound Democratic LAWYER SAYS there Is E
be revived. The electoral law express.
ly declares that nothing in this act
shall be held to impair any right under tho
constitution and laws TO question by proceed
iugs In judicial courts the right or title OF the
Tlden has had, they say. 81 nee the fourth OF
March 1877, this right OF action and he only.
He has not chosen to exercise II go far, He
could have brought suit in the United States
Courts under the laws, and when decided an
appeal would have lain to the Supreme Court:
He has not used this right so far. they say, and
it would be ridiculous in him at this late day to
move in the circuit court in the matter.
this. who profess to think with Mr.. Blair that
the country is not safe until Mr.. Tilden sits In
the White House, and who will urge that at any
rate Congress hall undertake on investigation.
90 far as can be ascertained those who are in
this mind are largely Influenced from New
York. or are Influenced here by Republicans
who have busted themselves collecting Florida
affdavts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
Business Failures.

NEW YORK, May 2-Pendergrast q Bros
commission merchants and importers of cof
fee 80 Beaver street, are reported to have
failed, with liabilities estimated at $75, 900 to
$50. 900. The firm have a branch house In
Baltimore and has been in existence here
since 1861, at which time they owned twelve
ships. They have lost heavily of late by the
depression in lumber and coffee. and their
present difficulty is said to have resulted
mainly from the failure Of K. w. Adams Il
Co The assets consist Of vessel property
heavily mortgaged. A probable settlement
will be effected.
Thomas Gearty, contractor, has also failed.
/ liabilities $4,000 assets nominal.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
THE OCEAN TOwBOAT COMPANY.

Yesterday morning there was a meeting OF
the stockholders Of the Ocean Towboat Com
pany at Its office. at which there was full at
tendance. only two stockholders being absent.
Capt. Joseph Cooper. when interviewed by G
DEMOCRAT reporter relative to the object Of the
meeting. stated that 1t was called only for the
purpose OF laying before the members full
showing Of tho present condition Of the COM
pany. He further stated that the meeting had
been most satisfactory. and tho stockholders
company had been managed. After q general
interchange OF opinions the meeting adjourned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
ILLINOIS POLITICS.
The Republicans, the National Party and
the GPeenbsCkers.

CHICAGO, May 2.-The Republican state Cen
tra Committee held a large and enthusiastic
meeting at the Grand Pacific Hotel to day.
Many of the most prominent Republicans q
the state were present among them Gov. Gul-
venion was appointed to be held ut Springfield.
June 26. and an active campaign and straight
ticket were determined upon.
The state Central Committee OF the National
party which met Mt the Fremont House
yesterday, undertook to, form union with the
Greenbaek party, but did not succeed, owing to
the opposition Of Brick Pomeroy. who thinks
his party tho bigger OF the two. An executive
committee was appointed, but no other i'm
portant action taken.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
Approaching Conference with sitting
RRll.

CH1cAec May 2.-The four Indians OF Jo~
seph's band who are detailed to visit the Nez
Perces arrived here to-day in charge Of Ben
Gen. Sheridan. They are from Leavenworth.
Kansas, and their names are Yellow Bull.
relative Of Sitting Bull Houses. Rutl and Es-
powysrs. They go in charge Of the. scout to
Bismarck. and thence to Fort Walsh, where
they will meet Sitting Bull and White Bird.
ference relative to the return Of the Indian fu.
gtiyes to United States territory.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
The Motrett Register In virginia.

R1cHMoND, May "A special from Harrl.
sonburg, the home Of DR., Moifett, states that
the subject OF issuing liquor licenses for the
ensuing year being under investigation by
the "1, county court, all saloon keepers and re-
tail dealers have closed their doors, awaiting
the decision of Judge Bird. The opposition
of the dealers to the register is very bitter,
and owing to the enforcement OF the Moi
fett law the Judge is considering the proprie-
ty of taking away the licenses. Hence this
action OF the dealers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
More DentaIs by steamship Agents-Rrit'
Ish Agents on tho Lookout.

NEW YORK, May 2, The report that the
Russian government has purchased the new
steamship State Of New York of the Ma
tional Line, to be used as cruiser or trans
port, proves, on inquiry, to be false
The president Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company denies the report that nego-
tations are pending for the sale of its
steamers to any persons or power.
prominent detective said to-day that
several British secret officers were now In
this city. PhiIadeIpha and Washington. who
were sent here to watch the movement Of
Russians and suspected Irishmen
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03

NEW York May 2,-The Japanese CORES
pondent of the Evening Post, writing. from
Toxic under date Of April 5, says the famine
in the north of China RACES with increasing
severity, and most dreadful reports come
from the afflicted regions. In one town a
man opened a shop for the sale Of human
flesh, and did o good business in cannibalistic
Joints and roasts, till the local mandarin in
terfered with this rather novel experiment in
living by causing the shop-keeper to be ar
rested and beheaded.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03

WASHINGTON, May2.-The Senate Order Of
the American Union organized yesterday in
secret session.
After the appointment of various commit
tees, the session became quite lively, in con-
sequence OF the Kentucky members, who are
Democrats, demanding that there should be
some special action in regard to separate or.
ganization for eolored people, as the Order Of
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
THE IMMIGRANTS.

Yesterday morning Messrs w. r. Freret. Bo-
gel and Todd met tho Polish immigrants for
the purpose Of consulting with them regarding
the proposals offered by the planters Of st.
on The part Of tho immigrants they showed
considerable hesitation about accepting the
offer, and refused 10 say whether Or not they
would go.
The pastor Of tho Polish Catholic Church Of
the Third District, Father Wickeresky, en-
deavored to net as a mediator, but with what
success remains to be seen.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
ORLEANS, FRIDAY MAY 3, 1873

the American Union in the South would not
affiliate with the negro question unsettled.
Reports of committees and officers have not
been made yet.
The States of New York, New Jersey. Penn
sylvania Delaware, Maryland, Virginia Ohio,
Michigan, Kentucky and Wisconsin, ana the
District of Columbia were represented by
some thirty Senators in all
The proceedings to-day are expected to be
lively
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
Base Ball.

CINCINNATI. May About one thousand
people witnessed the second game between
the Cincinnatis and Milwaukees this after
noon The pitching Of White and the fielding
Of Sullivan were the features Of the day. In
the eighth inning, with two men on bases and
no outs. was where Will White showed his
head-work in pitching. The following is the
Cinci11natisE IL o, 1, j, 90, D. 0, o; total G.
Milwaukees-0, 0, o, O. 0, 0, ], J., o; total2.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Heavily Armed Murderer at Large

CoLuMBus. May "A special from Belle
fontaine, o., Of the second says: Rockwell, the
deputy sheriff, was shot yesterday. Coroner
Jones held the inquest lnskeep, his mur-
tlerer, is still at large. A reward of $500 is
offered for his capture Large parties have
secured the woods in all directions. Inskeep
took supper on Tuesday evening within two
miles of his home where he traded his army
musket for a Henry rifle and lot of car
trjdpes. One gentleman had not heard Of the
murder Inskeep is now armed with Shap
rifle and two revolvers. He is supposed to be
still in this neghborhood.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03

TORONTO ONT. May 2.-James D. Henderson
began his 25 900 m lies walk here yesterday un-
der unfavorable circumstances, few persons be-
ing present ut 8 %. M, when he received word to
go. Forty miles were walked in seven hours,
nfty-one minutes thirty-n seconds, averag
ing over eleven minutes four seconds per mile.
The distance was walked in two sections Of fif-
teen miles and ono Of ten miles. II s premature
to haznrd any opinion, but the style Of the GO
can do this work he can He is Wrefuly at
tnnded %
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
The Nashville Races-Th,rd Day.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May g. This was the
third days meeting of the Nashville Blood
Horse Association:
First Race-Mils Heats Three starters
Mexico. Bonanza and Jas. Bell. Mexico won
two straight heats. Time: :47na-l 46a.
Second Race Mile Heats Two starters
Uncle Jeff and Miss Malloy. Uncle JEFF won
two straight heats. Time: 80 47La.
Third Race Three-quarter Mile Dash
Two starters: Shortline and Bristol. Short
line won. Time: /: IT.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-03
WEATHER AND RIVERS.
Yesterdays Temperature.

The signal service telegraphic reports from
other points, dated at 43 p. M, give the tenn
perature as follows
Cairo ITO, Cincinnati So Davenport 81, Du-
buque go, Galveston ~, Indianola 7S, Keokuk
70, Lacrosse &c, Leavenworth GA, Louisville
50, Memphis ~, Nashville 81, Now Orleans 50,
Omaha e. Pittsburg S3, Shreveport ~, St.
Louis 70, st. Paul 50. Vicksburg 80, Yankton
GO, Augusta &c. Corsicana 72, Key West s2, Mo
bile 81, Montgomery 81, Savannah s3.