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GREAT lsItITAIy.

LosnoS, Jan. 8.-The strike OF The COL
isess has advanced tho price OF coal, md
she stocks are low. 4 compromise Is OK
pecked.
THO shipbuiIdcra Of tho Wear auQ Tan
I've uotlce Of reduction OF wages.
Tho managers Of the A1idlaul hallway ex-
rect an' saEly termination OF the strike on
she's road, owing to alaok Of funds 10 sup
port 1t,
NEAcONSF1ELn nETTEH,
LONDON. Jau. 8.-Lort Deaconsi,eldta y equity
symptoms have greatly abatea. lIis general
Aea1sh II uutmpaired.
STRIKE ENDED
LONDON, Jan. S.-T'he striko on tAe Mid.
'aaa Hallway is considered Ut an end.
, 1879-01-09

SoftfdE Nsa9scA IL 5aS 7Ft6HHe.
CoLonAno srRtsos, Col, Jan. B.-Messrp.
h'ssel' 4 Alexander. Of Chicago, hare inst
wasef-works ut L.eat1riftc, Col.
, 1879-01-09

The CETIrI'R4 KEAEpgs arc prepared tT WEEKS
s ito11Eu. Checklists uuA Drug fs.a, :s41 Washing.
!n,.A'.. hn*aon. and ass to! ~ by all dTuxgsts.
Prize Vt t'lTrtHA. small boxes. 10 cents: large
t!uar.. -. Itr.oLYkST. st p~F oostls. cUTn ruA
S'Ap, u cen1s pr takx; W mail 10 ceut4; lhtsu
, 1879-01-09

kAEElW4k HlLAlNMs
DEn11s, Jau. 8.-Tlo Emperor is wonder.
fully well, though still Obliged to carry bis
arm in aling. He drlves out tlatly with tho
Crown Prince or his own equcrry.
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.
The German press manifest grcnt salts
facsion with the elections III France. The
NORTH German Gatettd intimatcs that tho
1lernb!io can reckon on tho sympathy Of
Germany 90 long az its policy reflects The
moderate and reasonable Views OF Ga,nbettn.
nlsstARCKt8 PROTECTIVE sCltEA1E.
DEnl1S, Jan: Bismarck appears 10 be
taking every opportunity for declaring him.
self In favor Of protection. 1Io recently
wrote long aud favorable reply 10 letter
condemnlng free trade sont him by agricul-
4urista,
TIE rnoTECTiOSisTs.
LONDON, jan. 0-5 q. ma Iorlin dis
patch aays tho r,rotectsonists intend seu,linR
deputasion shortly to congratulate tho
Emperor on bin restoration 10 health, aud
will tako tho opportunity Of complaining Of
thc.1nanc!al policy hithorto followed by tho
Government.
4 Berlin dispatch says 11orr Varnbuoler,
President Of tho Tariff Commission, aud
other influential advisors, arc endeayoring
to induce Bismarck TO protect native cattle,
corn, and wood. Tho Pr,lsslan Minister Of
Agriculture Aaa beon summoned to Fricd-
fehsrhue. 1Io will probably yield to DIs-
1narckia suggestions, though hitherto opposed
to such measures. There IL lively agi.a-
ton against tho project In Eastarn Prussia
GIFTS DECLlNRD.
Tho Emperor and E.npress hnvs given
notice that they do not desire porsonal gifts
at t4elF golden wedding, whicl, oocuss June
H. but shat they would rejoice II the mouey
tAsteal be devoted to charity,
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JlI1SETA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. B.-The Khnrkoff
Veterinary School Inns been broken mp, aud
tho Kieff University closed In consequence
of the riotous demonstrations OF tho stuleuts,
, 1879-01-09

4 jocular Senator from the Weat tells 4 very
good story shout unothcr Senator from, South.
eEn State. The tastrr bcgab life IA a brake1naI,
ou \ railroad, and By Industry and foresight Ina
accumulated furtuue and high political houors.
senator Thurman while speaking usually hotda
Ills eyeglasses IN nne hand mud huge red ha nd
kcrchief in TIC other. lie blows d sounding
blast On bis nasal organ IN the midRt Ut speech
quite Al naturally a. Senator Dawes ltoks IN Al
q rs galleries every ttInc hc addresses this Iico
rres'dcnt: 1t WIS an a1i"n!Rht sessfou* Tic
SiEser bill was under discussion. Tue Southern
Senator referred to Was quietly sleeping on
sofa III the coak-rooln. Nj. Thurman was
speaking. lie blew bis nosc with such yIpur
that The report could almost have been heard in
tic sccrctary's Office. THO sleeping Bena tor was
awakened by the nosr. and 1cnptng 10 hts feet
CRASHED CHAIR by the side at tho sofa and
twisted It arc'fnd until fhr author OF tie story
Eraspcd hin by the artn and brought him to d
rca',ztt9 scnee OF hls whereabouts. It IL nor an
unhealthy matter for any one to call "lown
oFalica" 10 the victim Of the Joke,
=, Don't insure Your life nntil von have examined
the hduccmcnta md facilities oierrd py The Mutual
Life fns. To. VI Now isrk. Ollicr, l4I vroajWny.
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BUSINESS NOTICES,
Kln,!,ali'a Cntarrl, Cigarettes a%1t1om fail
to stFe Instant relitf or cure cold Ia tho head.
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Chew Jaclsson's hest sweet Navy Tol,arco.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Kltnhall*s CHtnrrl Cigarettes seldom fAl
to ktEe Instant relief Or cure cold tn tue head.
, 1879-01-09

Inter 0tean,
Don't tnture your life nnttI vou tnyc examined
!te and facilities offered by tLe Mutual
Life ms to. VI Now fark. Olllce. l4l HroaIWny,
, 1879-01-09

--.-.'~'--@e.@e.. -
EUT1 IkA,CUTICEJgA IlENpixyENT
, 1879-01-09

We have made a complete and
thorough revision Of prices Of all re-
maining stock Of
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GEORGETOWN.

KICKED BY MULE.-Capt. Little, of the canal
boat George Barnett, while unloading coal at
shops yesterday afternoon was kicked under the
chin by mule and knocked senseleSs. Drs.
Sheckell and Kleinschmidt rendered medical
aid.
regular monthly meeting of the Twelfth Build
ing Association, held last night at Goddard's
Hall, one share was sold at the maximum rate,
$50 and ten shares retired.
GRAIN.-Arriyed by canal, boat George T.
Dunlap, with 1000 bushels Of wheat and 1000
bushels of corn.
MERCHANTS Offerings on Change
to-day 1000 bushels of wheat, with sales of 66
bushels at 145114 and 900 at 147.
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Amusements. &C., To-nisht.

NELSON AT FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-The ap-
pearance Of Miss Nelson at the Opera House
last night was, as predicted in THE STAR, bril-
liant event., The house was crowded by fash
fonable audience. Miss Nelson was greeted
again and again with enthusiastic applause as
She s appeared on the stage: The play was
great outlet" Mr.. Compton's Romeo" was
very good. The ''Mercutio" was bright and
manly. The stage was nicely arranged, and the
whole performance was very well received by
the great audience. Tonight ''Twelfth Night, )"
with Miss Nelson as "vioia."
ENGLISH OPERA AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE
night despite the cold weather and the attrac-
lions at both ends of the Avenue and at the
Opera house. "The Chimes Of Normandy" was
Company. Marie Stone and Castle acquitted
themselves capitally, and Mrs. Seguin, as ''Ger-
maine" was as usual enthusiastically and de-
..FaustS will be given instead Of "Romeo and
Juliet" by the same cast that presented it last
Wednesday night.
THEATRE CoMI9gE.-,A good programme Of
is drawing crowds with.
LINCOLN HALL--Theodore Tilton will deliver
his great lecture 'tHearts Ease" here tonight.
Washington Market, Retail Prices.
MEATs;.Beef sirloin zoe. per h.; do. porter
Corned Beef, salo.: Dried Beef, chipped, 55a3Oc;
do sliced, 20c.; Lamb 1sa25c.; Veal, 12ha2Oc
Mutton, 12ka15c.; Pork. 1oka12kc.; Sausage
lZEc.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 12ha14c.;
Shoulders, sa9c.; Breasts 10a11c.; Lard, Sa1Oc.
FRuITs.-Apples, 3Oa40c. per peck; Oranges,
6Oa15. per dOZ.; Lemons, 3Oa40c. per doz.;
Bananas, 3Oa40c. per dOZ.; CitrOn, 5a10 apiece;
PIX; Pears 75c. a$1 per PIX: ounces, s1asl:2 Is per
PIX; Grapes 1Oa15c. per h.; do. California, 55c.
per H.; do, Malaga, Csc. per h.; Pumpkin, 10
also.
FIsH.-Perch 4Oa5Oc. per bunch: Rock, large
2Oa25c. per h., 40a50c. per bunch; Mackerel, 20a
25c; Halibut, 15a2Oc Goldfish, 1Oc.; Blue fish, 40
assoc. per bunch; Taylors, 46a50c.; Sheepshead,
12al5c. per h.; Black bass, 15a2Oc. per h.; Pike
40a50c. each; Taylors, Is cents each; Spot 10
a5Oc. per bunch; Crocus, 40a50c. per bunch; Lob
ster, 12c. per Id.
BUTTER-Philadelphi Print, 45a5Oc. per h.;
western Creamery, 40a45c.; New York, 40a45c.
roll, 2Oa35c.; Cheese, 12a20c.; Eggs, 25a3Oc per
dozen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Irish, 2Oa3Oc. per pix;
do. sweet 30a40c. per PIX; Cabbage, 5a10c.;
Beans, Qlma,) 10a12c. per qt.; do, (snap), 15a
zoe. per PIX; Beets, Base. per bunch; Lettuce
Ease. per head; Radish, 2a3c. per bunch: To-
matoes, 30a40c per peck; Turnips, 20c per peck;
onions, 40a50c. per peck; Squash, &c. per ID. !;
Celery, sa10c. per bunch; Carrots soc. per peck;
ParSnfpS, 30c. per peck.
PoULTRY.-Chickens, 5Oa75 per pair: Ducks,
15c.aI per pair; Geese, 5OcaS1; Turkeys, 12H
a15c. per h.
GAME.-Partrtdges. s2a2.5O per doz; Robins
$1.0O per doz.; Snipe, 81 per doz.; Woodcock So
per doz.; Pheasants ash per pair; Ducks, {red
head) S1a1.25 per pair; do. (shuff1erS,) 75c. per
pair; do. crowD 40a50c. per pair; do. Qeal) SOC.
per pair; do. (blue wing) CO.. per pair: Prairie
Hens, 81 per pair; Wild Turkey, $1a1.50; rabbits.
2Oa25c. each; Squirrels, 5a1Gc. each; yenison, 90
a25c. per Id.
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HAHN's $3.50 hand made calf boots.

THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED OFFICERS of
the American Health Association at Nashville
yesterday: President, John s. Billings, o. s. NJ;
and R. c. Kedzie, Lansing, Mich, Treasurer,
j. B. Lindsey, Nashville. Executive Commit
tee. B. White, Louisiana; j. L. Cabell Viz
gin1a; E. M. Hunt, New Jersey; j. d. Plunkett,
L. GibOn, e. s. N.
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A WIFEs GRIENANCEs.-This morning bill
was filed in the clerks Office endorsed as fol-
lows" Petition for a DivOrce-Ida Evans v S
Richard Evans Presented this 21st day of Nov
1879, by VIM. Boyd, the within petitioners next
best friend" The petition opens:-"If your
honorS please, /, Ida Evans, of the city and
county OF Washington, and in the District of
Columbia, do most respectfully represent" etc
1t sets forth marriage by Rev. DIR. Shannon as
appears by exhibit, on the 10th OF February
1878; states that she is desirous land do hereby
ask The Honorable Court to issue its decree Of
absolute s1peratiOn from the bonds of matri-
mony with him, the said Richard Evans" She
charges, first, that he has never fulfilled his
marriage VOWS, "never having provided for the
comforts and necessities of a household as
husband or as father ought to provide" but
left her to provide for herself and children; that
when the youngest child was sick and dying he
did not watch over 1t one moment and left her
to bury 1t. when dead, as best she could.
She further charges that he on one occasion,
treated her with great cruelty, by choking her
and striking her in the face, from the effects of
which She did not recover for weeks; that he
has not lived with her for three years. and has
refused to give her or her children any support,
She asks an absolute divorce 'saS absolute and
free as though l. Ida Evans and he. the said
Richard Evans had never known each other 7
Ida Evans, as above written, to recover nv
nader NO OF Westerfield; and to return the
custody of (myy your petlul0ners son, Archie
David, as above mentioned; and your petitioner
will ever hold in remembrance OF gratefulness
YOUR honorable Court"
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
IPHOI STERY GOODS AND

- CURTAIN MATERIALS,
With all the requisite Trimmings.
CORN1CE POLES AND CORNICE GILT AND
WALNUT.
NoTICE.-Our salesman having charge of our Up
holstery Department having had fourteen years
experience in this special branch, will cheerfully
TAINS, LAMBREQUINS. VA1ENCES, and every
thing required for Covering Old and New Furni-
ture. C. SIDNEY NORRIS 4 CO.
Sc HdnOrer street.
noV2O-3m,4p Baltimore, Md.
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A YER'S AGUE CURE.
QUININE AND ARSENIC

QUININE AND ARSENIC
Form the basis of many of the Ague remedies in the
market, and are the last resort of Physicians and
people who know no better medicine to employ for
these drugs are destructive to the system. produ-
cling headache, intestinal disorders, vertigo, diZz-
stitutiona health. AYERS AGUE CURE is a
vegetable discovery, containing neither quinine
arsenic, nor any deleterious ingredient, and is an
infalible and rapid cure for every form of Fever
and Ague. Its effects are permanent and certain,
positive cure for Fever and Ague in all its FORMS
it is also superior remedy for Liver Complaints.
tits excellent tonic and preventive, as well as cure
of all complaints peculiar to malarious, marshy and
miasmatic districts by direct action on the Liver
and hillary apparatus, it stimulates the system to
vigorous, healthy condition
For sale by q. D. GILMAN and all dealers.
noy1 -eo3t
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The PRIVATE TELEGRAM TEST CAsE.-The su-
preme court of Missouri has granted writ of
habes corpus in the case of E. H. Brown, con-
produce kilograms before the grand jury.
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To Ladies and gentlemen,

To Ladies' and Gentlemen.
We wish to call attention to A. Fishers
Chemical Securing and Dyetng Establishment
No. 906 street, near 9th street. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether Of
American or European invention, he is enabled
to do his work in manner not to be equaled by
those not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed. The
e1ectual removal of grease spots guaranteed ! !!
Through sktllful pressing and refinishing, all
garments will appear like new. Cheapest prices
IN the city, according to the work done, and suit
ing dull times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-21

NJ WILLIAM is Offering silk circulars lined
with real Siberian squirrel fur, at very low
figures, having bought them greatly in advance
of the season. +
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ENJoINING HIS LANDLoRD.-Yesterday a bill
Tor an injunction was filed by Henry Franc agt
GermOnd Crandell. Complainant occupies the
store owned and lately used by Crandell as
stationery store on the corner OF 18th and d
streets, and he seeks TO enjoin the latter from
@"'ding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-21

ALEXANDRIA NoTEs.-Mr. Richard Chichester,
sOn-in-law OF Judge r. II. Cockerille, OF Fair
his residence near Chantilly. His condition is
regarded as critical. NM. VIM. Knight, the
well-known Potomac fisherman, started on his
sailing vessel yesterday for North Carolina, to
lease suitable shore for the winter fisheries.
=. The Reform Clubs doing well, and on We'd
nesday evening 20 names were added to the
roll. Mr.. Alexander EggleSton, of Washington
popularity known as bud" EggleSton, Is to ad-
dress the club tonight,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-21

THE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.-The COM
Insurance Company of this city, requesting that
they call general meeting of the policy holders
prior to the annual meeting in January, has
been referred to the attorney, Mr. Davidge, for
to call such meeting. Mr.. d. has not yet ans
wered the letter. Most of the managers are
willing to give all theinformasion in their power
as to the condition OF the company, but they say
they have but one more month to get up their
work, and this month the heaviest in the year
as to the amount of business, and the month
when the premiums are due and policies expire;
that drawback of 25 per cent. having been de-
clared, making it necessary to draw checks
amounting in all to some $50 600, and that there
fore they have not the time to prepare report
for any meeting prior to the regular annual
meeting, which viii be held in January.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusement., &C., Tonight.

Fbr6's opera HOUSEWIVES Nelson as Viola "
National TneateJ;.-" Faust" by the Emma
Abbott company.
7neater Contq,p.-" Dogs OF the Storm" and
varieties.
Lincoln HdH-Lecture by Theodore Tilton.
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TIE FIGHTER AsSo. for the Dashaway Relic
Fund at Curtis school building tonight.

No NEWS FROM CoURTNEY.-The New York
Herald to-day says: Up to last night Courtney's
had Mr.. Blake, the referee. received any init
nation from the Union Springs Oarsman or
any one authorized to act for him as to what
his reasons are for his continued silence or
what are his intentions for the future.
Mr.. Blake holds that the mere fact that Court
neys money had not arrived within the time
stipulated la the articles of agreement was not
taking place over the course and on the day
agreed upon. Should Courtney'S money be
forthcoming within day or two he believed
ed hltherto In almost everything connected with
lne analr the race might yet come OFF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-21

THE ASPHALT BOILING LEAsEs.-To-day the
grand Jury had before them Messrs. Breslin and
Cooke of the Willard hotel; G. w. Adams, c. s.
Noyes, A. NJ. Gangewer, John Shaw, c. z. VIII
Hammond and others, in referGace 70 The
asphalt r,,,Iisances VAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-21

THE CHANGE IN THE WEATHER attracts people
to A. Strauss old reliable clothing house. 1911
Pa ave-, where low prices and good garments
are the rule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-21
CITY ITEMS.
CHEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco.

If You Are bilious.
Tone up your liver. Take Qiirk's irish Tea.
Sold by druggists at 25 cents package.
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VITAL STATISTICS oFTHE DISTRICT FOR OCTOBER.
The total mortality in the District of Column
decrease of "A as compared with the correspond
ing month OF last year, and 55 less than the aver
age number of deaths for the month of October
for the past six years.; or at the rate of 1s.142
per LOCO per annum. The mortality of the white
population was 1873, or at the rate of 1859 per
1000 per annum, while that of the colored was
12I, or at the rate of 21.214. From diphtheria
there were deaths, the first since July; Group
increased from to 6; typhoid fever from to u;
malarial feVers remain the same, viz: s. diar-
rhRal diseases decreased from 80 to IS; cholera
infantum from to 5; whooping cough from to
2; cancers increased from to 6; phthiss pulIno-
nalis or consumption, decreased from 81 to 49,;
diseases OF the nervous system from 81 to 43;
pneumonia from 16to 9; bronchitis from to 3;
slight increase from diseases OF children and
women; old age remains the same, viz: H. and
accidents and negligence decreased from to g.
The average daily mortality was s.29 being 25S
per day less than last month. OF the deaths 1855
occurredin Washington Is in Georgetown, IA in
the county, and 80 in the hospitals OF the total
257 deaths, 60, Or 81 per cent, were under one
year of age; the total mortality under years of
age was 50, or IS. 10 per cent I'LL per cent. of
those dying of cancers and consumption were
not natives of this District. There were 1871
births TepOrted-97 white males, SO white fe-
males, % cOlOred males ard 70 colored females
showing an increase of total population by ey-
cess of births over deaths of a. the white popll-
l ,atloa Increasing by 81 the eoored by IS OF
265 in Washington, 25 in the county, and "a In
the hospitals. There were pairs Of twins,
white, colored the white being male and
female; the colored, one both females, the other
one OF each sex. There were 80 still-births q
less than last month";, II white, IS colored; and
one SO far decayed that the color could not be
q white and coloreG picked up in alleys and
other places. the parentage except as to color
unknown. Marriages reported, 1870 white, 81
colored;3 81 were reported by Methodist clergy
EncnOna1 W liz . I,xyE
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THE LIGHT BREAD CAsEs.-In the Criminal

IHE LIGHT BREAD CASES.-In the Criminal
Court, Judge Hagner, to-day among the cases
tried was that OF George Monday, charged with
selling bread of light weight-appealed from the
were of full weight before baking but the court
in its ruling adopted the rule given by Mr.. j. F.
Havenner, that such allowance for shrinkage
should be made that the loayes should weigh
full sixteen ounces for day. The jury found a
verdict OF guilty.
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DEEDS N FEE have been recorded as follows
John +. Dyer to John T. Vinson, lot S, so. $50;
S92o. Blake and Kelly, executors, to James Rob-
S6I.s3. James Robbins to Smith Petit and JAS
Drip lot II, So 1871; $500. Jas. II. Williams to
Hattie Christman, lot %, So. 81; s., 800 George
and part q, SO. SOS; $500. John Henderson to
Elizabeth Allen, south half 1s so. 266; s.. 800.
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THE LECTURE on Hearts-ease, to be delivered
at Lincoln Hall tonight by Theodore Tilden,
promises to be an oratOrical treat. 1t Is one of
his latest and beSt-haS never been delivered
before In Washington, and has received the
most fiattering mention by the press OF the north
and west, and those who attend tonight viii be
fully repaid by listening to most carefully pre-
pared, thoughtful, classic and eloquent treat
ment of his subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-21

Ar Noor6, si5 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between
eth and 10th streets, decided bargains in laces,
scarfs, sash ribbons, fans, collars, cuffs under-
wear etc, etc. may be had. Mr. Noots long
experience In New York enables him 10 puy the
best qualities at the lowest cash prices. See adj
yertiSement for full details.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-21

BOYD's DIRECToRY-The canvass for names
for this work has been completed. Any person
who has moved since the canvass or who con-
template moving or making any change, are re-
his Office, room so, LIE Droit Building, $40 F st.
NV. +
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A BROKEN LEG.-This morning, Richard Lam
caster, colored man, in the employ of Messrs.
Mlllett LibDey, corner OF 9Th street and New
YORK avenue, had leg broken by q stick OF
timber falling upon him. The police ambulance
removed him to bis home and medical aid was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-21

Opinion Of Eminent DIR. II. s. Steuart,
President Maryland Hospital, Balti.
more.
%. have used Colden's Liebig's Liquid
Extract Of Beef and Tonic refrigerator for more
than year, and recommend it as one of the
most efficient preparations have ever met with.
1t combines the virtues Of food and tonic in
markable way, and am satisfied has saved life
when no other medicine could do So" Sold BY
all druggists and grocerS m,w,f
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Columbia baptist Association.

THE CLOSING PROCEEDINGS.
The Columbia Baptist Association, at the
Sifth Baptist church, yesterday after our re-
ort closed, listened to an address on "Home
Missions" by Rev. DIR. Mason, of Boston. The
Cmmittee to nominate
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD
epoTted the following list, which was adopted
Calvaly-Messrs- ii. Beard. r. r. JONES' G.
PriDdle. z. B. Curtis NJ. Bartlett, j. Boyd and
W. Stickney. E Street Chureh-Rev. A. F.
Mason, Messrs. A. Rothwell, E. W. Denison. f.
:. Deland, c. N. Richards, j. s. Poler and VIM.
Fletcher: Fifth Church-Rev. c. C. Meador,
iDgton, j. r. Bradley, s. Harrison and w.
Cammack. Gay Street tGeorgetown)-Rev. G.
E. Truett. Messrs. Fl. s. BoyntOn, J. II. Taylor,
j. c. Nichols and A. T. King. Metropolitan 9th
and streets n.e)-Rev. j. w. Parker, F..
Mclean, ID. 7. Murray, l. E. F. Spofford and j.
Kingdom. North Church Oath street, near s
.w.l-Rev. owen James, z. Richards, J. C.
yelling and d. s. Foster. Second Church Navy
1aTd)-ReV. Isaac Cole w. A. Henderson, j. c..
Cooper
The Second Baptist church CNavy-yard). was
selected for the next meeting of the association,
the third Tuesday In November, 1880, and Rev.
Isaac Cole was selected to preach the annual
sermon, with Rev, owen James as alternte. The
moderator announced the
STANDING COMMITTEES AS FOLLOWS:
Education-Rev. owen James, VIM. Stickney
and c. b. Smith. MiSsions--Rev. G. E. Truett,
Rev. J. w. Parker, j. X. Bradley and j. c. Dulin.
Digest of LetterS-Rev. C. c. Meador, William
Fletcher and L. E. F. SpOford. Temperance
Messrs. NJ. Eastwood, j. J. Darlington and j. c..
Nichols. After devotional exercises the associa-
zion adjourned.