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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
v LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROCI IL
FOR TEEN ION AND PIIILADELPUIA

EXPFEss TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS
delrhin $50. 7I5 Q: II5a. NJ :3O l. $50. 7l5. II
Leave Pslaaeishii from station Phi reading Rail
roae IAui and berAss al 10 o:IO 10 II'V a. H. lto'
ISase Trenton for YORK except Monday $40.
Pullman room Car are , a.i2eaa 70 n a. taips
'STSpHY TRXiNs-Leave New: York and PalaaelPhia at
$50 M Leave Trenton At i:5o go a m ei0 p IA, On,
from Brookiyn ami Ere Depet AT Jer..y city, 80, a.,
e SI, g aS aa 'f n %'@ sn Nar hrooyn lag
gage checked from rieIs' bALDwfS n Pass. Agent
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
y RIVER RAILHoAD --Commenein -e1f - 1879
tlIogeh IlaHs VII leave Grand Cen ra Lepo
cars % Rochester ST. Al9lns and nt va Sa,a ,ooo
cars Canlndaigua. Rochester and Buffalo, eon...,o,
TO Umca, safatola G.ens ia : ana kutlana. and qr,
80 D. No. Albany and Troy Express. 49,
300 y NJ - i-oa LNpess d'lv WIN Seepng g, cars ior
cars Tor Buffalo Niagara Fails Iole and Detroit and
g M Fast xpF for Rochester Niagara Ess aea
$50 Pacific Exprcss daily with se1pnS cars , tGs
Rochester Niagara fall Buna S.sH oieio DaVaI
srd Ccago also. exsep1ins s,sy ,ra Snnv n,.bT. ~
Montreal Adams SATURDAYS Montreal cae eavesas
{i0t p m Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany
Tickets for sale at Nos 1852 and As Broadway and a:
and 9i2 Broadway New-York. anu SJS Washington ST.
Brooklyn. G. - MEekEll
PENNSYLVANIA AILROAD-Grrat Trunk
i Line ard United Mai and after july
Z. 1879 train leave Hew-York via Dosbrosses and Cor
laDdt street fcrrics a. follows
Express Harrisburg. Pttsburg the West and sonth
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. m- and $40 p m
For wiiamsport, Loekhayen, Cory aid Erie at $50 p
the oil Regions WIiamspOrt and Lockhayeu, . a.
Baltimore Nashingt and the south. " Limited Washing
Ton aOrss Of PA %ag rasGE car: daily except sunday
$50 "A. NJ; l. 4. and 10 p. IN. sunday. Top.
Philadelphia. 3:3u 40 llmitei
IL $50 l. 1880. 80 aud 10 Sunday. 4SJ
t. and 10 p. Emigfant aud second
class. 1870 p. M.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with a. through
at Jersey cry aoringa speedy ami direct transfer
Trans Aifive-From Pttsburg 6l5, 1910 IN. 1910 pm
a.. m. t2U y, except Monday
Washington and Baltimore So M. = 39n. 49, 1910 p
T.. SUNDAY $50 a. m. From philadelphia 500. C:Oj
6:j $40 IO:sO 1850 a. H. :. 500 800, O:2O $50 and
1910 M; SUNDAY. 3:5O, GOj. oop 1870 ll:3O CO.
lO:lu D. ,s and A, a,o..,,ra- - 49,,
and loot of brossrs aud COrtandtss No Coust. md
i,roorvn Annex Depot foot OF Fut0n-st BROOKLYN;
III Iie and HutsO Isl. HObOken Jersey Crv
Eni grant Ticket Office No Battery-Dlace RE Nm.
W. Transf.r Coupta Wi can Tor baggage from
hotels ana reSle l. p FARMER, Gent Passenger AGENT
FRANK THONs SON. General Manager.
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EALL RIVER LINE

i FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST.
steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave New York
daily tSundays excepted from Pier IS North River.
OF Muravt at j30p lave BROOKLYN via Annex at p.
NJ, Jersey CITY. $50 y.
NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST
Steamers NEWPORT and OLD COLONY. from Pier 2s
North River, daily tSuncAys included Fare only
ONE DOLLAR. Limited tickets gooc only on steamer
cf date and train. which Newport
$50 morning arriving Boston NJ 1880 H. M Tickets
satcrOons obtained Ony NJ Office Pier ~, North
River. and steamers BORDEN n LOWELL. Agts
GEO. l.. CoSAoR GEM Pass'r AgL
SPECIAL NUTlCE.-On and after Tuesday,
~ toDcl :, The EXPORT LINE between New.York and
be Withdrawn for the LAST TRIP East
MONDAY. the btn.
FOR NEW HAVEN, its surroundings and
L all stations the New-YOrk, Boston and Air Line
Derby ana North Hampton Railroads direct steamers
JOHN "A. STAIN and ERASTUS CORNING leave PIER
y. r., foot of CnTilandtst HE
week except SATURDAY arrive In Nsweyen for al
morning oil railroads bert facCs FOR
fare N excursion, 81 90 stariDs New lIaven
Transportation Line JOHN ii. sIARlS,
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DROVlDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,

1 Via Providence Direct
A FULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL
lie FANOkITE PALACE STEAMERS
MASsAInIsEIIS, Captain Ksy Allen
RHODE ISLAND. Captain Jesse Mott
daily (sundays excepted.
lllNet NUOt Ol Natrtnst)
lasstnetIsarTlxc Huston at m. No Intermediate
landings between Sew York ana Providence.
siiuuous hnd tickets al Nos JbS JHl 100 anu
"a. Bradway nj Metropolitan and flitb AyendeliOtos y
Y. anu 5b3 ash ngi0ns Eo,KyD. Also tickets sold al
all hotel ana principal oce and al AL Offices VI West
coli Express Company.
L. " fuKISs a. T. AgL d. s. BABCOCk, Prest
H,HE OLD RELIABLE SrONINGTON LINE
l. FOR BOSTON AND ALI POINTS EAST
y from Pier 3d. N.ttli foot III Jay
Special limited IDD ONLY 2.ib a. con
meeting Train IT sold TINS line from Newiork
10 Boston Tor ~.
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d. gN NnN 7 per cent Funded debt" and
0DsbV,DOO "Grdnd Street Extension" Bonds OF New
town, On, CO., y. " for sale by GEO. OPDf hE CO.
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A LBANY aud TROY by DAY BOATS.

Leave vesrys. per 30 " H. al 1856. and 2ths al a.
m nom BROOELYN bF Annex boat nj ~ Landing nc
NYACK FEHkY. twEsr POINT CDHNWALL, NEa-
BECK, CATsKTLL and HUDSON. Tickets sod and blg.
page checked NORTH WEST TicEetsO Coupons 1oDl
nd. q lima rere .na.l Tor
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LINE. DREW

"A and sE JOIN leave yer NO. ~ Nortl hyeT.
AZ Albany snDday morning excepted win trains North
West and East Excnr.on To Albany return 80
days ~ sarat"i ana r'tuIW " EVERETT Presidea.
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NEW- YORK and LONG BRANCH DIvIsIO,

~ Trans leave at 7.sJ. ll.tj n. IN. l5O 800 Tx
press) J. 5lJ. D. for Red Bank. Long Branch ocean
A. "a a. m for Farmlngdale Manchester, Toms River.
Barnegit, Sc. . MI,
Altar m Br!cksDurg. Toms River, "aretp"n. Bar
negaL 1uckeriOwn X. r., &C. ..,...,,,. ~. =, ... ca.
ton and Oceanic ana Fair Haven az li anA' ."
and from Point Pleasant az SEA Grt with all trans
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JOHN r. McCUNE. } sinking
JOHN IiAhI'ER, Fund
GEO. ALEX An DE z. y COmIniIfee.

INO INVESTORS-For sale, first class first
mortgage secury for $4,000 ten per cent interest
mortgage due March l. 1850 Dondsman hrscass security
ample. WIN. BARKER, 81 COrt sndl-st., III 49,
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STEAMBOATS, an6 RAILROADS..

A NEW BRUNSWICK boat, landing nc
r. sayreyile south Aml'os, Perth Am6oy I95tenyls
Woodbridge ROssyo and Star Landing; steiner wyoming
from iara. every at fare lower tnaa
other route.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for kngowood Coster Piermont and Nyack
T. $50 $40 IN. 4 t:oo ESQ., $40. $50. lliso m
sundays and $50 IN The lt.3O u. train VIII
leave so minutes later saturday nighsA
Manuel, spring Valley and Monsey, Z, $50 450
JNo. n ABBorT. 0enl fass'r Agt. New-Yerx.
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FREEHOLD and NEW~YORK HALLWAY
Come. lions. Leave foot Of Lberys for Freehold at
III 1I.lr "a m 4 Ii
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IL leave cos Pier adj Pavona Ferry Jersey City
SCHIf.DAN W olncSla' W. -
lstCabin. $3.50. 2d Cabin. Si5-S5O Sieerase -23
II CAZAu&. General Agent, ~ south William ST.
PUNCH, EDY Co. - south Wilam-st. Freight Agta
l.. ". MORRIS. 80 broadway. General Passage Agent
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave Newly Ork. N0rth River, foot Ector -
For Long Branch Highlands, &c. o;5O $50 a. NJ 3d.
sos D..
Toms IIveI Maertown Barnegat Tuckertown r. H. ana
Philadelphia, $40 y.
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GOnfiGIlScH E.OCaIs,

Tie night ey hibittons OF the CorcOran Gallery
81 Art VIII begin Tomorrow Thursday evening
at eight O'Clock. and continue weekly until
further notice; admittaDce ~ cents.
Hiram Lodge No. IN. F. \. NJ, has installed
lis following officers: Robert Armour. w NJ:
j. D. Newman. (. w: James b. NeIyIin j W .
". II. Stu3Td. Sec; Geo. =. Kraft Treas. W
y. LaWyet, : ID. James H. BYram, J. D.; VI. A
EisridGe, Tier.
The District Of Columbia Horticultural Socip-
" holds an open meeting this evening at No
6S2 PehFlSN II ANA avenue. An essay on the Re
ldtlCn az Plants and Insects VIII b. delivered
b Prof {. '. Riley. All Interested are invited
to attend.
Baltimore Knights Of st. Patrick. to the num-
brr OF about - VIII arrive here at IA o'clock
tonight. Under the command Of Col f. r.
.I0fcr. and viii be met at the T. and O. railroad
depot b. q committee of the W5Slinrt0n
hniEhis with band CT music. who viii enscor
them 10 TIE bali al Odd Fellows Hall.
Al me conclusion of the installation cerem0-
mes OF t. b. FFepCh Lodge +. y NJ NOada,
evening beautiful level was presented b,-
Bro. Parker on behalf OF the Lodge 10 he retfr-
lEg Master WIN. \. Galley. who responded to
MARKS
Thor" was a fashionable gathering in Nnrfrt
fltasais' last evening. 81 a sQiree given by Mis-
Carrie ElJSS- o. That place Among Tie hand
SoIneIy dressed ladies in attendance (e.re Mss
Rid"HoEg. i:c~S. Simmons, GidlincS Mofi-r
SEGdlIer- Hlctt. the Misses Harmon. Brown
aiH others. There was music to eHi1ycn the
o''aoiGh- Ia Which the say party danced until
We rec-ret 70 learn that Nr j. \. W. CIlrvnr
a. the de. ee.yc force. j. quite sick, aud vii lin
tie last iDUI dlT- there has been All uufaver4-
be turn III The djsCasC-pucufuunia
Judge Humphreys viii hJlG a binf.riafay
court daily i0I two weeks
RE foll0t,in- officers of Gccasia Iodrn W
j. h. Of =. we're Installed on Tuesday evening
JaHU2H :. by Deputy Grand Chancellor .jo}I9
H. ScE"IAhe't- AMI Past chancellor j. Charia,
DeNJnticr. OF '.er.uania Lodge, No 10: Vim.
Br1kha-cn. .. G.: Vim Reinh4r1t. Y G. NJ
Itlmndcn- Preirte; John Mass. VI. OF f.: II
tcEelep. VI. OF T: J II. Schomberr. IL OF r. and
=. II. kTd'iSe NJ at \
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GEORGETOWN.

MASONIC Hhil ASSOCIATIONS elected last night
tie following directors for the ensuing year
}. i. "itchell, Th0S Bowling, j. N. Waters. K.
L. tfcpeY. Henry Dickson. g. W. Cr0D,ey. Jos
l-ihbey, r. ". jones and I. ~ NeWan The
foH9Wing Officers were afterwards ejectei:-J
l. Mitchell. president; II. ". Barrett. secretary:
G. ". Cr0pley. treasurer
POTOMAC lGDGE No. ;. F. \. a NJ. have in
stalled The following OiticerS:-T. p. ChiTei!e
y. NJ: ". +. OTIne. :. ": A. j. Beall, j. W: F.
u. Hartley, treasurer: c. +. Skuell, secretary:
Isaac Birch. s D.: CUIbeI1 Walker. J. ID.
wv D. NlCBoEEMCS. professor Of military
SCIENCE and civil engineering CT the Wisconsin
University. who fiied suddenly. Monday. OF in
namati0n OF the brain, as stated in telegraph
dispatches. was well known here. having mar
RED a daughter OF Richard Petit. deceased. OF
this place.
CATTLE MARKET. - offerings and sales at
droEer'S rest yeStcrday:-NUmber OF cattle on
mafket-ls3 sold at $500 10 $500 per cwt; APO
sheep and lambs Ofered-30a sold at - cts TO
cts. Fer pound; Is COWS and calveS-l0 sold at
SZb
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The Gasti-E4ce EH0N.ici,,c.

>EtUND TNIN OF SANJ Fl. A. CT.ARK.
To-day. in the Criminal Court, Judge WyIie
he second trial of samuel \. CI:.,.E tolOrnb. ON
me ,i charse OF murder ~ having on the 25th OF
ntCen'uei l. 10. niiicd John Lee better Known
"h In cash. , on Capitol Hill, was resumed.
and the twelfth Juror was selected the jury
Cornelius Brown. Edward CruSOr, Charles 5
English. John A. Tierre, John \. Gray, Joseph
IL. Tail, Jonathan C0ntee. T.. Y. Harris, Jacob
II. Mitchell, Robert A. Griffin. Vim. NOrdlnger
and @. k. WHOM.
The District Attorney opened the case briefly.
ana called a witness, when the defendant raised
the point that they had not been furnished with
q list OF the witnesses the government proposed
TO examine, which he claims lie is entitled 10 by
law. The objection was oyerruled, ana an eX-
ception noted.
Drs Mccoy Ford and Hartigan testified as TO
the wound, and Mrs. Martha f.. Williams teSti-
fed as she did on the former trial. TO seeing the
shooting. and identified the prisoner.
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-4ni.lseulenfs. &c.

NATIONAL THEATER. - The National WAS
crowded last evening. HayeTly'S grand min
sire! combination gave the best. performance of
Ihe Elnd ever seen III this city. The programme
Nas Huulclous- and appropriately arranged to
dlSpIay The capabilities OF the forty performers
al their best. and the verdict OF the very Iarsr
audience present was that their best was abs
luteiV uneQUaled.
FORD OPERA HOT>E.-At : o'clock this even
ing Miss May Marshall OF Chicago and William
traWi0fd, OF this city. viii step on the track at
Fold opera house. and begin their 21-borIr
Walk. IL Will De very interesting contest
MISS Marshall has q record second 10 no ~ her
female pedestrian. and Crawford has shny-a
himself 10 be a rapid walker. with great endur-
dhce- Both are III excellent condition and are
gong 10 dO their best. each 10 win the match
me track at the opera house has been 50 ar
ranged as TO give all spectators perfect view
OF the contestants. There will also be good
music IN attendance. The walk will conclude
AT II O'Clock Tomorrow night
ODD FELLOWS HAII--The midoptS are mar
Neloue beyond comprehension, and almost be-
yonu the possibility OF belief. They are much
SIlaIlef IMAM any human beings OF their ar.
ever seen IN our daY, or mentioned in authpufi,.
h'StoIy. The curiosity 10 see them is very Great
oOd Fellows hall. during the four hours thar
ire HlldGetS receive each day. is crowded
There Will be an extra school matinee Sat1r,is,
m0fHlDS- There's no reception This evening
THEATER CoNIQCE.-The number OF good Der
fermerS and the varied programme here make,
ms Entertainment very enjoyable.
ODD FrLIpws' II iLL..Th6 efcn,H annual bal
OF the knights of 1t. Patrick Will be heIQ -, O.,
FeiioWS hail this evening. The Knights IT :
PafFlcN 81 Baltimore viii be in attendance
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHUECH-The S'iDipr:
Oh tLt i"cluIe al tins church on the 2lSt Instant
/. IS Israel in The Wilderness"
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Eise NPRtsst-.
nrrrcE o. c.r.EE So. ofrrcsn,i

OFFiCE 81 CFrEF S'.sgss Ofrfcs.,I
WASUTSGTG%. jan SO
SyECrsIS FOR The PtSF FwsETY-F0TR lic' X
Tie barometer has VIZ. --T.,-f.t.i u i'ti'S II!
She Atlantic and -'g.f states H}.a ';i.t.s q a.
soWcF ilte re-eG WITH fi.lti.:si't."e
winds. generally -Ffffag 20 warm so NJ y
WITH c.ar.aE weather aHd rI-u 81 Hho". q"
pressure fae risen. with cold n9rIhefiF winds
fErOulICut IN" unrJhWesf anu Itt'tI.oI "i me
pogLy sf0.r-lfn ard Parifi" coast regions.
I-npr tfio>s-Far ne middle Atlantic state
and <.r- Fn-Iaud. warmer -'1thsrlF- winds,
fg1Ifre- Fgrnrpftr. cloudy weather, with rain
a. -GfF-
FAEGF or TIE THERMOMETERS.
Tie follow iEg Is the TcIGia-ss 81 the hernoni-
arey - lie signal O:lice during he day: a m.
=. 80 a. m. -: y midday. - p; 2 p. H. -
-: minimum. 80.
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: NAVIGATION being positively closed does not
prevent Harvey & Holden, corner PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and 18th street, from keeping IN their
supplies. They are unloading eleven hundred
bushels OF as fine salt water oyster that has
been III the market this season
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LOCAL NEWS
AnrnscIncEt>, &c. T0-Sig'

Naf.caai IIso'G5.-H ayeriy's Ministries.
F.s,i-, Og.Sa HIS Exciting walking match
i4frvcan Mss May Marshall ana crawford
Tkeater Comifue.-FarietieS.
OH Fs5ietes HaH.-Anuual bali. knights OF ST.
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TEE mere thought Of rheumatism sends 2
shudder through the whole system. Durangt
Rheumatic Remedy cures the worst case.
L6d'ftc's Heddache Specific never fails to cur,
the worst case Of headache
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-08

TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish TO call
attention TO A. FischeT'S Chemical Securing and
DyeIng Establishment, No. 900 G street, near
improvements, whether Of American OF Euro
pean invention, he is enabled TO do his work In
manner not TO be equalled by those not pos
sesalng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
FOR 81. \. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from s.
up to $50 window. Wool blankets from 81
cents to 81 pair. by cleaning number re-
ductlon in price. Specialty-LadieS party
dresses. spotted or sOiled round the bottom
cleaned without doing the Whole garment; p
Years experience.
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INJURED Ry A FAIJ nv THE JS,r

INJURED BY FALL On THE ICE.-AboIt .l:f7
CLOCK yesterday afternoon, a boy named roo.
cunningham fell on the ice at the corner OF al
street ana Pennsy lyania avenue ana cut his :.
very badly He was conveyed t0thC 9Th pre-
c!hct station BY Sergeant HOiliRberger. and
pr. DWJ er Was summoned, Who rendered mcdi-
cal aid after which he was conveyed 10 his
home on 10Th street. between and VI streets
h0rtAWest. II the police ambulances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-08

IN LARGE-SIZED White Shirts and Undershirts
ana Drawers, great bargains are now being
o1eIed by Geo. {. Henning. 40 18th street. under
the heavy discount given from regular prices
lie has White Shirts as large as is neck; tnder-
shirts up 10 GO breast; Drawers up to III waist:
CUTS up to Y inches. and Collars TO Isl, inches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-08

SKINNY MEN and women are not admired
Ladies and gents lacking Hesh. vvacity. elec-
trio force; vital, brain or nerve force: men in
lured Cy mental strain, physical! excuses. abuse
&c; aged persons TO retain former Vigor: all
suffering from nervous prOstratiOn, should use
'Hclts HcCHh Renel"er.1 Remarkable in pre-
serving youthful condition. Greatest remedy
on earth for impotence, leannesS, sexual debili-
ty, premature decline, &c. 81 at druggists. De-
pot, IS Barclay ST, \. =, and f0F Washington
at 4sG PeGnSF Nania avenue 1SnWS /.
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LADIES CLOAKS ALL REDUCED.-ClOakS from
81, TO 500: clOakS trimmed with silk or velvet:
pure wool blankets reduced to So so: large size
pure wool fine quality blankets reduced from
= down to $40; excellent bleached Sheeting
cotton reduced to $50. Carriers, III Marker
space SILK and wool dress goods reduced from
90 down to y; pure silk and wool dOuhie-Uidth
line dress goods reduced from 81 81 down to 81:
closing OUT regardless of cost, every ward of our
beautiful dress COOdS.-1drf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-08

ONE OF TIE GREATEST LUyrRIEs is a nurp and
fragrant Toilet Powder. To orr lady readers
we recommend j. q f. Atkinson'S Rose, White
Rose, and Violet P0lcder VS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-08

IT B. CROSS, JR.,
Il. DEALER IN
LUMBER. WOOD, COIL,
DOORS. SASH BLINDS, MOULDIS'iS, &c
Oni,e $40 Market Space Board of Trade Rooms v,
Principal offices, Wharf Depot, and Planning Mill,
foot lth ST. east - . - -
Orders left with Messrs. p p LITTLE co, Gro.
GERS corner z and 9th SITS Sc, and THOS. W.
SMITH, 4th and Pa. ave. east, VIII receive prompt
attention. octl8
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For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins.
loto'S Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corTectS acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
other causes An Old and WelI-Jrted remedy.
% cents q bottle
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CITY ITEMS.
$50 toss

Fl. 7. II. THE PRINCE OF WALES has bought
all the " Bolllnger,' OF the 1855 vintage as the
finest that could be obtained"
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Aid for the Poor.
ANOTHER SUGGESTION.


Editor If tie Stdf:-tannOt the yellow Fever
Committee become the medium for receiving
and discussing funds for the poor of the Dis
trict? The organization could be revived at
few hours notice, ard we are sure the entire
community would have implicit confidence in
the gentlemen composing that committee.
Their we'll known executive ability would
quickly devise ways and means for caring for
all our worthy poor, and would be equally as
effective in exposing mposterS. Shall we do
less for our own people than we did for strangers
hundreds OF miles away? MAJOR
THE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION
met last night, President Giilingham in the
chair and DR.. j. F.. SnodgraSS secretary. The
annual report OF the secretary was read, show
ing seventy five active members on the roll.
The report OF the treasurer showed: receipts,
f1e2; expenses 500; balance in hand, $50 An
election OF officers was held. resulting as fol-
lows: chalkley Gnlingham. president; DR..
Mckm. first vice president; Mrs. Martha Lin
coin. second vice president: Dir. SnodgraSS, sec
rotary: Mr.. PierSon, treasurer, and Mr.. Cotton.
curator. Executive committee-Dr. Rowland
colonel Bingham. Colonel Pitts. and MeSSrs.
Snowdon. Brown. Chandler. and the president,
secretary, treasurer, and curator er-obicio MEN,
btlS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-08

THE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY yes
terday entered suit against the District OF
Columbia TO recover 81, J20. 50-amOunt paid by
them under protest for license under the act
OF the legislative assembly imposing license
on trades business ana professions carried on
in the District. They assert that subsequent
action of Congress repealed nd rendered nuga-
tory the act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-08

THIEVES RECORD.-The cOlcrtd man Thomas
fIHEey, charged with Stealin- a horse from MI
Ddl! ar Fails church, Va. Dec. 18th. and VINO
was captured by Officer Fiiield OF This city, on
The "a inst, was TUNED over 10 the Virginia
authorities yesterday. "A negro named
John Ware sndtchcd pair OF boots from the
store 81 Nelson GATES. I1th street near, the navy
ward bridge, last evening. and Tan towards
tHIont0WI. bit was captured Dy special Officer
Gibson after sharp chase and lodged in The
station house cell, $3.50. Yesterday Information
was received here that tie Store Of Mi Bra
SHEARS. corner Of Pm ana King streets. in Alex
3httfid had been broken INTO on the previous
nl-ht and robbed - aboUt SO. aud a boy named
traHk b'Vaughn wa, suspected Of doing the
I"b- Sergeant Acton AID officer T. ke4rnny
Yesterday afternoon found DeydUCin ii the
corner OF nth ana y streets and took him in
tu-igd|- 'lHrrT smith cam" up this morning
and took him down Most IL he Iirra4' -
recovered.