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Outrageous Assault on a Virginia
Lady.

ARRESTTNG THE NEGRO WHO ATTACKED HER.
There was mich excitement in Georgetown
ye terday, caused by the arrest of a negro
named Washington Bell, charged with an out
geous az sault on Mrs. VIM H. Robinson, a
In Virginia. She lives near Balls Cross ROa Is
and was on her way TO visit her daughter,
Mrs. Gamble, who lives on I'd street. near
Market street, Georgetown. and when she was
near NeSm1thS farm, on the south side Of the
the Potomac, this negro, with dog and gun
passed her and went into the woods. He aD-
peaTed again further on the road, and approach
ing her seized her and threw her to the ground
and attempted TO outrage her person. but she
made desperate resistance, receiving several
scratches In her face, and in turn left her arks
on his face, by which means he was afterwards
luent1ned without any trouble. Her screams
finally attracted the attention OF VIM Ellis
John TurtOn and James Brown, who succeeded
In capturing the brute and handed him over TO
sergeant Trunnell. and he was locked I'D in the
station house. where Mrs. Robinson easily
ldent1fed him as her aSSaiant. The act occur
ring IN Virginia, he will be turned over to the
tender mercieS OF the Alexandria authorities
The Indignation OF the citizens OF Rosslyn was
at so high pitch that, had they not been pre-
vented by the police, they would have lynched
MN, and IN Georgetown the excitement ran so
nigh that II was deemed best for the preSerya-
tlon or law and order that he be sent to this
city, which was done, and he was privately
removed 10 one OF our statiOn-hOuSeS Bell is
ABOUT twenty-five years of age. and a canal
DOatman. The prisoner was retained In the
lookup at police Headquarters last night, and
this morning Officer James Smith, of Aleyap-
dria- happening 10 be there. took him TO Alex
andria without any writ the prisoner consent
ing 10 60 with him
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Street lamps Will be lighted at 1900 p. m. and
extinguished at $50 a. m.
Maj. Ben: Perley Poore has accepted the lnVl-
tatiOn of the oldest Inhabitants Association 10
WashingtOn's birthday. and Mr.. Joseph Ll6oey
win read the farewell address.
isaac COien appeared before the committee
On agriculture yesterday TO prefer Charges
against the commissioner OF that department
for fOrcibly erecting him from the Agricultural
building last summer. The committee advised
Cohen TO seek redress In the Police Court.
last night as folioTs:-John III. O'DOnnen " c.
T.; Miss Bell Kenfeld, W. V. T.. seth L. Clark
". S: Robert Coggins, F. g: j. II. Mahoney, W.
IT.; James HaiSlip, W. C.; s. W. SOuder. W. NJ.
j. G.. Bates, p W. c. T.
inadvertently in our death notices yesterday,
The residence of the late T.. Young, whose
funeral takes place to-day. was wrongly stated
IL should have been No. 935 Maryland avenue.
Mrs. George A. Smith left a 9th street ear at
nj street last evening. on her way TO her home,
1922 18th street, with several packages. pur-
chased While shopping. She was followed by
two cOlOTed men, who attacked her near her
residence took the packages from her. and then
ran of. making good their escape with their
plumber.
The new hook and ladder truck, with an en-
tension ladder IS feet long. manufactured by
Buckley 4 Merritt, OF New YORK. arrived in the
city this morning, and has been housed by
Chief Engineer CTOnin at the new house On Cap
it0l Hill.
Thieves entered the yard Of Mr.. William Mil
Ter. 1910 18th street northwest, last night and
stole baby carriage.
NJ. David Hepburn, an aged and respected
citizen. whose serious Illness was mentioned in
TIE STAR OF yesterday. died this morning ar
his IeSideI Ce. 943 Maryland avenue southwest.
Of FaralJ SIS, in the Goth year of his age.
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CITY ITEMS.

If You want to; cure Cough use Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the reliable remedy. Price, Is cts.
For CANDLEMAs--Pure wax and Imperial
Altar candles, at the lowest prices for sale at
the American Tea Store, corner It'll and / Sta.
NV. Ok
ALIENS Compound SuIpho- Carbo,ate Sodium
Soap cures all skin diseases, and prevents scar
latina, diphtheria, measles, smallpox, &C., &C
py s destroying q the germs which produce them
for SAFE py all druggists. 1855
-, r. t., r. r. a, THE PRINCE OF wA,rs has bought
finest 60 OF the 1885 vintage, as the
CHEW Jacksons Best Navy sweet Tobacco. fly
PRocRATINATIoN Is THE THIEF OF LIFE AS
Wen as OF time. Don't coauet with Cough, a
Cotd, OF any lung or throat Complaint. With
an sng delay An
It's ; OPERATION. cure is the inevitable result
taSes 1oothaehe Drops cure Toothache In one
minute. Sold by all Druggists at Csc.
For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
1o'os Soothing Syrup hae n.een used for children.
~ voilec'S "-...ty OF the stomach, relieves wind
diarrhea, whether arising nom teeth.ng or
other causes. An old and weu-tried remedy.
Is cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GEETLKSsH.-Wew wish to call
attention to A. Ftscher's Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. eO6 G street, near
improvements, Thether OF American or Euro
pean invention, he Is enabled to DO his work In
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sessing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
up to 81 80 window. Wool blankets from 90
cents to 81 pair. by cleaning number re-
auction In price. Specialty-Ladies party
cleaned without doing the whole garment; 2;
years experience.
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GEORGETOWN.

The DAsHAwAY CLUB held its weekly meet
meetlng was the largest held this season. Ad-
dresses were made by Messrs. Watkins Addi-
son, IT., vice president OF the organization; j. b.
Thirty-five persons signed the pledge. 0N'
=, MARR1AGE.-Mr. Vim. E. Wheeler, son of w.
n, wheeler. esq, was married at his fathers
n !o on JEFFERSON street, to Miss Mary Maha-
TABLEAux at Curtis school tonight, under the
auspices Of the young ladies Of the Presbyterian
church. See adyt 0''1 ooii on
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &C., Tonight.

Eatiorsa, Theatsr-"The Octorooan-Chanfrau
as salem Scudder-
Thedter Comique.-The Blawdowski troupe and
other attractions.
Odd FelLO,rs' HaU.-The Midrets.
E-Strset BAPTIST Church.-Concert by the
s'School OF Music"
Lincoln HaH.-Concert by the Swedish
Quartet
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ADJUSTMENTS

NATIONAL THEATER. Chanfrau.
Entire Change of Programme
IdSRSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and at the
GRAND FAMILY SATURDAY MATINEE.
MIR. r. 8. CH4NFRAU,
In bouclcaults intensely interesting play Of the
OCTOROON.
OCTORGON.
OCrOROON.
s.,r,, .vToRo0N
sALEM SCCDDER ....... Mr.. F. 8. CHANFRAU.
r>., In " hich character be has no equal
scenery. effective music mechanical effects. appro,
fIe5e psare critics, and double dramatic company.
Lei ne children Old Pete, Paul. and the In
Ian. at the family matinee on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. at o'clock.
Monday. Feb. 3-ColviIe Opera Burlesuue company.
Decidedly the best of it CLASSIFY \. Times.
devoid OF vulgarty. it affords good honest fun
LOT the Old as well as the young."-[N. Y. Herald
Box plan for sale of seats now open. Jsn30-tf
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PRICES RgprcEp.-B. Robinson T. 70 of tho
BOYS Clothing House, 900 Pennsylvania avenue.
nave reduced their prices On ali goods In order
10 run on stock TO make room for spring GOODS I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-31

CoRNED BEEF. cured under the Immediate
supervision or Mr. John X. Kelley, and conSid-
sale by him from stands Nos 62S-6l9-630 Center
Aafket, and Nos. zoo and 20S n. L. Market
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POTION PRICE DRY GooDs.

ROIIoM fhISE DRY GOODS.
lease Full width Sheetins, at leLSc
% Doz Allhnen Towels yard tong, at l2Lc
Bale Brown Cotton good at Sc
Go do. yard wide At 1c
5Ng Yards Pam and Figured Dress Goods AZ isc
I5o Pieces Cashmere. from 25c. 10 SIO0
ladies' Cloaking. g.. co. So SO
Wine Cloth. at GAY; reduced from 75c
SuN Shawls, To be sold.at a sacridc-
Balance Of Stock of ClAaks rh-sn Cur entfra
stock OF Dry Goods 10 To sold at reduction from rs
10 ~ ler cent, We guarantee not to be undersold
by any house in the city.
GEO. !. JOHNSON
ian25-tr Cor. 18th ST. and MurH.t SPACE,
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DIG DRIVES.
ID BRODHEAD K co

Dig DRIVES.
~ BRODHEAD co,
SS9 Pa. ace. bet. 9th and 10th sts
Ofer Cachmire de Alma Black Silk at 81, would
be very cheap at II IS.
Also. Guinet Gros Grain Black Silk at 81 Is which
IS less than many importers ask for the same
grade of Silk in 5-piece lots
Also, Beautlfn nj Shade of Grenat Bordeau Satin
az 81 20 per yard, and Beautiful Black Satin,
Also. SILK face, Brown velvets at 81 50; worth a.
. ana Beautiful Black Velvet at 81 so and up.
worth 81 90.
Also, Atwood Black French Cashmeres (orisinaI
DYE snd double width, 45c per yd. and up
Also: Wamsutta, "A Bleached Cotton. Toe yd, and
Ciark's best 200yard Spool Cotton, be- (six
sponls 25c) N
Also, host of other Bargains too numerous to men,
don, IN Beautiful tirst-ciass Dress Goods sc .
DC. Call early and examine our stock
Jarl1-u BR0DHEAD h 90
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SALE OF FINE FuRNITURE.-The elegant fur-
Diture 10 De sold by Thos- Bowling at No sOI r
street northwest, on Monday next, viii be on
exhibition tomorrow from 10 a m until n IN =
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T j. GEORGES,
- Manufacturer OF Gents Fine BOOTS SHopS
aad CATERS,
Corner 9th and Q streets under National Hotel
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT
Repairing neatly executed New Elastics inserted
In Caters by patent machine; price rs cents to Al
janS-1m - ~ w.
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DRY GOODS.

THE POPULAR HOUSE
i FOR DRY GOODS IN GEoRsFTOwN
Andru*cossin" B.esched Cotton al cent?
Msmsntta Bleachei Cotton NJ 10 cents
tuu width Sheetins Cotton AZ 20 cents
Black Alracas Is, 20. Is cents, &c, a.
baeh az Hool Ssshnleles, 10 in H. ~ cts to rs.
lot Bed blankets At 80 and upwaris
fnty sylee bsst shirtlnS Calico Of So
e .ui percales
..,,ss.- -sESl. MILLER,
1891 20. - fOS BRIDGE street.
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CLOSING out all OF our blankets; all OF our
ladies' clOaks; all OF our beautiful dress goods
al actual cost Carriers. III Market Space
Pure wool crib blankets reduced TO 81 .25. Ham
burg edgings reduced from 25 TO t5c BLACK
casIsilieIe5 pure wool, reduced from IS down 30
sec. Ladies' wool vests reduced 10 SOC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-31

A WARM LUNCH viii be served free tn the
patrons OF the Palais Royal restaurant from II
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THE PARTICULAR ATTENTION of ladies' AMI
StOrekeeperS is called to the sale OF Samsrag's
AT NO t3o lth street. OF fancy and millinery
gCodS, On Monday, February Sd. at 10 O'clGc,1 I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-31

1HE GREAT ANNUAL SALE Of ladies' under
wear at Douglass, on 9th street, appears to be
me center OF attraction, judging from the
throngS OF ladies In that department. +
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F0CND DEAD.-To-day, William Young. col
0red. living at 314 street southeast was fn1n3
DEAD In his house to-day and the coroner wa.
notified,
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
COS Pennsylvania arenue. I6S
PREVIOUS TO TAKING AN ACCOUNT OF -
STOCK, WILL SELL ALL MY FALL AND
WINTER GOODS AT PRIME COST
A FEW QUOTATIONS.
IA y IS Pebble Cost Button Boyts.,........ n 90
LADIES, Custom made Goat Button. ......,... i SO
Check top Button. 400
1|aGiee GOAT, SOLID Leather Side Lace......... Lon
1.Caes custom made, Goat Lace. LIS
LaHdes rench hid, Box Toe. Button 3 90
lOOo other styles ranging in price. rs to 90
Seh,s Sond Leather, congress Caters. loo
LENS bay state Shoes observation-disclosures. L 90
Seni Hand.stltChed calf Congress. 800
Ien.s tBurts) Csif Congress. ............... $50
Sebts Iburtsl Ca1 bntton BootS... 3.50
GGeii.s ne Can Boots -;.:................. ais
Set Ioou styles Boots and Shoes. soc. TO 600
SenI BEST huDbers, 4hc, 1atles' ............ Is
Gents Best Aretics, 81 20, Ladies ......... go
All kinds of Shoes for Boys and Children at nm
heard OF low prices. ~ A
These the beet and cheapest goods ever offerad
at any legitimate sale in this city
1anstr GEO MCCARTHY.
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DR.. PEARSON has removed his office to COS 18th
street, near street northwest,
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WILL OPEN on Monday morning February 3D.
70 pieces OF new buntiAgs. all wool, at Is cents
per yard Also $50 white quilts from SOC. SIC,
49, sc. 81, 81 .25, 81. 80. si.5. 81. Turkey red
taoie linen, beached table linens, unbIeached
taDle nnens, napkins, dOylieS, towels, sheet1ng
eottons, ETC., etc., ETC., etc, at TowsOn's, 636
pennsylvania avenue, south side, near 18th
street.
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LIQUOR LICENSES were approved yesterday
as follows: Robert A. Golden, Charles Hammer
John ;; Goss, Patrick Hynes, Daniel Sweeney,
John Shea and Matthew DeAtley
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ERENCH DRESS GOODS.

ERENCH DRESS GOODS.
We have luss otened . splendid line OF Hrsuon
Dress Goods Tor tlIe holidays Black Sks ia epiep
I'D qualities, from Sl25 to 81; Brocade ArInp n
9 ks, for over dresses; Brocade Silk 0yer.suitnss
Arl1Gre 81 tiIss, In worsted, new designs; Black
and Colored Gashmeres. in choice colors aso 4 mi
Line OF Housefurrlishing Goods, viz: Darnssl
Table Cloths and Napkins Pillow and 6heetina
Linens, all grades, Blankets ali sizes and ouafieS
Those ID want of choice goods Will do well "a AZ.
anime our stock before purchasing.
HOOE BRO CO.
decls-tr 1928 r st., near E6b.tt Housa
ok FINE DRESS SHIRTS
- Made to order, Of Wamsutts Muslin and Rrtra
hne Linen bosolns. for 1880 ready To put on
Finest DRESS SHIRTS made to order In thu
most elegant manner for "a Is
Our MYSTERY" SHIRT, unnnished st ~ Oh
made OF Wamsutta Muslin and Extra 6ne LINEN
bosom, is the cheapest Shirt in the world
Our Mystery" Shirt at rs cts unfiE .shed N N
good as any ~ Shirt ia the market
Our Mystery" Shirt Ia retaiIed q Psotorv
HHoLKsALE Prices and Six of them Is nice Chris.
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT, epxx Fsoxr.
terry" NV
Our 81 Shirt. ready to put on is worth double fts
money, but We compelled to reduce Stock al orr
FACTORY IN Baltimore, are aboat to buiid A
lSrse ADDITION thereto, and desire 10 carry lea
STOCK Whilst the building is in progress
nov5-tr MEGlSNISS', IOD2 r. street u.,r.
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FOR CANDLEAAs.-Pure Wax and Imperial
Altar Candles, at the lowest prices for Sale ar
the American Tea Store, corner It'll and / SITS.
NV. Ok
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If You want to. cure Cough use Dr. Bulrs
Cough Syrup, the reliable remedy Price, Is cts
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h.0O0 YARDS OF

h.0O0 YARDS OF
HANoCRa EMBROIDERY. DIRECT FROM
THE IMPORTER,
2.S.45.s.s, 10, II. Is. Is. 20. 2sc aad M.
Fine CORDED PIQuES, 10 cts PER yard
PLAID NAINS00kS, ID. Is. IL. "a. as.
LACE STRIPED NAiNSOOES, Is, Is, %, IS
IONSDAIE CAMBRIC, l2ts cents.
PLAIN MAIN sOOkS, all weights.
Bleached TABLE pAMASkS. all linen, 50, IS 6l
g.. IS, -. 81 per yard. -
-rnbleached TABLE LINENS. all linen. Is. 30 81
AZ. SO. 55. ca $50. 0''
White CRoTCHET QUILTS. 50, g.. IS. 81. 81.
81 p, 81 so, up. - We 'A'
kLicLiSkS TOWELS from 10 70 ia'a cents
Turkey Red TABLE LINENS, 81 q 81,
NAPKINS, Plain White and IInloras Roraars
G., 75c wear ~ o. 'V'
CARPETS at cost
BLANKETS at cost
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CARPETS balance of stock at cost, to make
room for new spring goods. Floor oilcloths, all
WldtDs Nottingham curtain lace -, 81, 80, &C
BlanketS and comforts at cost. T0wSOnS. 63f
PennSylyania avenue. south side. near It'll st 1
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THIS ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OFT
By MARCH lsr TO MAKE ROOM
FOR SPRING GOODS
tanl7tr L. RICHOID pRopprrrop
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ALIENS Compound SuIpho- Carbolate Sodium,
Soap cures all skin diseases and prevents scar
latina, diphtheria. measles, smallpox, &C., &C :,
For sale by all druggists. 1.25.6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

ALLRN-On september 2 Nehemiah H.. OF william
and Mary =. II. Allen in tho SD year ~ his age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
ASDERsoN-On September /. John Wright Anderson.
Relatives ana friends family invited attend his
Thur,day, ith inst. al from the rosi
denoe OF his parents. pa Delancy-st.
HOOGLAND-On August 81, Andrew Hoogland agel Gf
Funeral o'clock. instead of O'Clock Thursday. at
No 80 Wo-t iSth-sr
RASMIRE-On Monday September ], George Y. Kasmire
as.t 80 mOaths AMI 10 days
Relatives and friends OF the f1miy ,spectfuy invited 70
funeral from rrsisnre, -
Oh FRIDAY, September ,, at 4 c'oos D.
LINDsAY-In Brooklyn. D.. russlly morning. seDtsm
Der James Lindsay OF Ms nrm OF George bsnces son
Relatives AND frien ~ the family
fInsrsi from Christ Church. b.dford-ss@,
Friday. jth nst., st2n
MACLAY-At Yokohama, Japan July y. 1872 Henrietta
Caroline Spsrry ~if- O, the Rev. Dr. II ;. faciay and
missionary the ausDcos Of the Methodist Episcopal
Society In China since 1850.
MERRITT-On september at his residence No IS Charles
ST. New.Yosk CITY the Rev Niliam Merritt Pastor Of
the sixth Reformed Cnuren IN the 4s ear VI his
FGasra a. tho Church G;hys 4thst at ~ o'clock n
THURSDAY, srpteubar &
main will be aken Kingston " Y. for interment
MoORE-Suldenly Tuesday September =. Miller Pox.
OF Miller r. ana Serena Moore, aged years
ana mOnthA
Funeral fro resisnco parents. ROselle " j. this
CThursiayl afternoon. at O'Clock.
PFERY-On September >, Emily wife of tho Rev. L. r.
Perry. Ag-d 81 Years.
Grand aud Ewensts.. Brooklyn. Il. d.. at IL O'Clock No
tO~er~.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Robertson- native OF Hamilton
scotland. aged 20 yesrs-
OF his Robert, West
lO.3u. FRIDAY Inorhlng
Friends l1ytri 20 lttc III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

tbs REsr OF THE TICKET SELECTED
Tie Chair announced that the next business IN order
was the nomination Of a candidate Tor Controiier
SIR. Deyens. OF Chemune, presented the name OF Jane'
w. wadsworth. OF Livingston.
Mr. sloan. OF oswcgo, dominated John c. Churchill.
and urged his claim. as A capable and competent man
aud an earnest Republican, who ran for the oee on the
state ticket three years AID was defeated with The
rest Of the ticket
The rvll being called. Mr.. waisworth received 215
votes aud Mr. Churchill 49, Mr Nidsworth was ce-
,red the candidate and on notion OF Mr. Sloan the
nomination was made unanimous
Mr. sloan congratulated the Republicans OF the state
On their choice Of one of the most etmabe ani capable
Young men 10 tc party their nominee FOR Con'rser
Tas CHAIR then announced thl,t the next business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04
NOT 4 soPRAyo IN ST. rHoMAyS CHURCH..

To ne Editor Of The TrtbsHs
SIR Your article headed 1.-THE Thompson
lie Lend Scandal" beng dispatch from Cincinnati
,aed August IS, mentions Mrs DE Land as the leading
soprano OF st. Thomas's Church. New-York VIII you
have the great Kindness 10 state IN paper that Mrs
DE Land Is not now aud has been connected with
the choir Of ST. Thomas's Church YORK. and much
oblige GRO NM. WARREN
Lake George, ". T.. Sept. l. 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04
MIDNIGHT WE6 Their REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

nAehiNbi'F' ocF'. ~ i'f''
For the Middle Atlantic States. clear or
partly cloudy weather. preceded near the coast ny occa
iOna ram, SOuthery Winds ycarlng 20 westerly, sta
tionary or lower temperature. hi2her barometer.
For New-Engiand warmer. cloudy weather. freGncnt
light rains, aasterly Winds yeerng 10 southcry Falling
DarOlnetcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

IL removes wrinkles and sO'tons Tho skin The rsgtf
use Of MURRAY LASHASs FroRin. W,rRg AZ the ioilc
tends prevent and wrKe- the -oftres- 81 m
skin produced by II taking the mural Inclination
tho cutclc 10 form into ridges and furrO~s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04
Cuflrurn Remefile.

Have achieved most " any medicines NJ
They consist OF Cuiurs thu great skin
Cutcnra powerful blood pnrfner and Cgiicufn
soothing healing, and refreshing before the
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Zach,
80
~ r
=. -. =

"a diasan the ths cry
Of nches The pergnlcl Iat sTs di % dur i1f "a -
breeding midnight. Tbs r8glar Nnt tis
the dan, br1sa oteIuas
reFfrasnts the variations In Temperature
Cloudy and r9iny weather, followed by partly cloudy
and cooler weather, may be expected IN this city aud
vicinity today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

I-Bei J. Hicks.
lies. Jourdan.
Ill --
V-Jacob Worth.
N-p. G. Var Wick.
NI-D. &. Wheeler.
VfI-J.M Patterson r.
yili-Coin's Van CotL
TX Sheridan shook.
X-C. 4. Arthur.
XI-Rebi. &. Brown.
XIV. n Robertson.
XIII JnO. Il. butcher.
XIN-J-rVmiah pOw.
XN-iieo. II. sharpe.
NVI-JOhn +. Smyth.
VXII-.i.uir. y. smart.
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XviII-Bepi. ID. Ciapp.
XIX-W. :. Dickinson.
XX-Georgc West.
XX!-E. n. Johnson.
KILL. W. vrOoman.
XXlfl-A. Is. JOanson.
XXIV-ThOrnas :. Mott.
AXN-Wm. o. Bu1n.
XXVI-JOhn y. Knapp.
XXVII-kidder NJ. Scott.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

O'Clock.
NEW STATE COMMITTEE.
Tho convention was called to order again at ten min
u,es before O'Clock vce-Presidcnt John b. Lawson
in the chair The business N order was announced
10 be the naming Of the members OF tho State Commit
tee and the roll Congressional districts being Called
the committee was named as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

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