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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-20

HAYWOOD, B6nC0n county, MINI.
Dear Sir-I was afflicted with Pain In my Side, and
your Indian Blood Syrup Is the Only medicine
that ever gave me relief Irec0Mmend II As valuable
romedy. MISS SKULL.
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TELEPHONE for Howison's Ice cream; 81 Is gal. t

TIE GATE CITY GUARDS, Capt. Burke, OF At.
lanta, Ca, on their visit TO Mount Vernon yes
terday, as mentioned In TIE STAR, were &C.
companied by committee OF the Washington
Light Infantry, and were met at the wharf at
Mount vernon by Col. Hollinsworth, the super
intendent, who accompanied them over the
place, and they then partook OF lunch. On
were met at the wharf by the Light Infantry
as q battalion; one company In full dress-white
coats, blue pants and shakoes-and one in
fatigue uniform, headed by the full Marine
band, the infantry band Donch's) heading the
visitors: They marched by 18th street and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue to street, between 18th
ana lstn streets, where review took place in
LonI OF Col. Webster's residence. The resi-
fences IN tne square were handsomely deco
Iateo, ana tnere were several Thousand specta-
toLs p[esent: Inc reviewing officers were Dis
Lieut.. Porter, OF the Marine CORPS: Coils Wen
ster, Blackford and Vandenburg, Of the District
stan; Col. Corbin and Capt. Taylor, Of the
army, and Lieut.. Emory and Assistant Secre.
tary Hogg, OF the navy. The visitors gave an
exhibition drill, going through the manual "a
one man, and executing a number Of fancy
movements with astonishing precision; but
their kneeling and firing and falling nat to the
pavement, then reloading and firing, aston
1shed those who saw 1t, this movement being
made with the same precision as the simpler
Col Webster, after which they were escorted
Dy way OF and 18th streets and the Avenue
10 the armory OF the Light Infantry, where
2nother collation. was partaken OF. SubSe-
quently they attended the performance at
Fords opera House, and about 9H O'Clock left
there and were escorted to the depot, taking
the 10:15 train for Baltimore,
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COlOred Odd Fellows Anniversary
Celebration.

The Grand United order Of Odd Fellows will
celebrate the 33d anniversary OF the order in
this District (the organization of Union Friend
ship Lodge No. s91) on Wednesday, the 18th In
slant, by procession during the day, and q
meeting and banquet at night. The procession
will form in the morning at the hall on 18th
at noon, under Past Noble Father w. Fl. Col
Inns, chief marshal, with P. N. F. Charles H.
Marshall, Chief Of staff; P. N. F. Geo. II. John
j. D. johnson, secretary Of stan. The line OF
march will be up 18th street to Pennsylvania
avenue, to 18th street, to the Presidents Man.
sion along Pennsylvania avenue to the Circle,
and Massachusetts avenue, to NJ street, to Sd
street, to Pennsylvania avenue, to the hall,
where the order will be dismissed until o'clock
pm. There will be In line two divisions, as fol-
with aids; baud Of music Social Lodge No. 1919;
Old Ark Lodge No. 1895; Simon Lodge No. 1902
Green Mountain Lodge No. 1917; j. Nice. Crum-
We'll Lodge No. 1437; Peter ogden Lodge No.
division-Richard j. Collins, with aids; band Of
music; Visiting Lodges, Bloom Of Youth Lodge
No. 1868, Rising Sun Lodge No. 1865; j. F. N.
Wilkinson Lodge No. 1343 Mount Olive Lodge
Star Lodge No: 1923; Union Friendship Lodge
No. S91; P. G. NJ. Council No. 4; Honorary mem
bers Of the order In carriages and other officers.
The speaking viii take place at the Congrega-
exercises will be as follows:-1. Music. 2. In
vocation, by P. G. NJ, 3. F. Cant 8. Music L.
Introductory remarks by P. N, F., William c.
Costin, master OF ceremonies and Introduction
well. Z. Music. s. Address, P. G. M, j. M.
Hunter. Q. Music. 10. Address by P n F.
Il: Wright: II. Music. IL. Benediction, Rev
William Gibbons. The music will be conducted
preside at the organ. At the conclusion OF
these exercises the banquet will take place.
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DISTRICT CAsEs.-To-m morrow the following
District cases appealed from the Police Court
tr1al:-George F. Nokes, keeping barber shou
open on Sunday; C. Arth, do; robert Callahan.
selling LIQUORS to minors; Thomas O'Neill, unli-
Intire, do. John Babbington, loud and bolster
Gus. A. F: Bush, fast driving. S, Washing
ton, do. E. Gibbons, do. George Brent, un-
licensed produce dealer. j. W. Cook, do NJ.
z. Particle, do, "
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THE OOUR rs.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
ui bemiss vs.; taylor; hearing commenced.
death; James G. Davis, Frank II. Hall, VIM. Il.
Wh1ttlesey. VIM. T. S. Curtis, F. L. Harvey, j.
and George W. Kern were admitted to the bar
on report OF examiners.
CIRCUIT C0URT-Judge Macarthur.
Yesterday, Harris vs.. Todd and Keyser; Mows
by default.
EQUITY CouRT-J,.dge Macarthur.
lester Yesterday, Mercer vs.. Hogan; argued, decree
tanned, and leave to amend bill. Jenner vs..
BARLEY; reference to auditor. Adamantine
Brlck company Vs.Woodruff ct al; pro confesso
CART; referred to Johh A. Clark, examiner.
Blake Crusher Company VS.. Crawford ct al;
pro eonfesso. Boteler VS.. Langley; substitution
Blinkhorn; r j. Miller and c. q. Lederer ap-
pointed trustees. Taylor VS.. Taylor; referred to
A. A. Brooke, examiner.
To-day, sunderland vs.. Sunderland; leave to
take testimony on tnterrogatories. Booth VS..
Booth; testimony ordered taken. Fox vs. Da-
wilson; referred to auditor. Yarnell vs.. Yarneli;
pro confesso and reference to r. Wilson. Con-
molly VS.. connolly; order to file without deposit.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Jtldge Hagner
To-day, Adam jackson, assault and battery
1.-TWO cases); verdict not guilty. Samuel john
son: burglary and larceny at the residence of
julius Eisenbe1ss; on hearing.
POLICE COURT-J,.dge SHELL
To-day. Arthur Thomas, assault; 81. Charles
W. Williams, larceny of a pair Of shoes from
John w. Gates; 60 days in jail. James Thomas,
shooting birds on Sunday; $40, or days. Thos.
Dutch, assault on Lucinda Moore; S, or 10 days.
Benjamin Collins, assault on John W. jackson;
forfeited collateral. JAS Hawkins, assault on
on Josephine Smith; SO. Reuben Burns, loud
and boisterous; IS. or IS days. John H. Hay den,
loud and boisterous; IS, or SIS days. Ella Pie,
Netty SonheimeT, profanity; Sc, or days. Geo.
Dean, same; IS, or days. Ida Green and Sell
VIVA Ford, indecent conduct in the county; 30
days each. George Washington, assault on
Robert Allen; So, or days.
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and thus command large trade without pay
ing any license required Of other commission
mercnants for such traffic, and are deprivlng
year. They claim that the law is defective,
and pray the Commissioners to place the matter
before Congress at its next session.
REDEMPTION OF PROPERTY SOLD FOR TAXES,
The Attorney for the District, Mr.. Riddle, In
an opinion as to the rights Of owners OF proper
ty to redemption OF the same after 1t has been
sold for special Improvement taxes, states that
the original owner has no rights after the ex-
piration Of the time allowed for such redemp-
tion-two years, or through the Equity Court,
which In some cases might concede such right.
offers to pay the assessments with all costs, az
ter the expiration OF the time allowed by law,
he can have no legal rights, other than what
sent Of the certificate holder.
VITAL STATISTICS.
The total mortality In the District for the
week ending Saturday, october 4th, was 49, or
decedents 81 were white males, Ia White
females, 16 colored males and % colored
females, showing death rate of Is ss per 1000
per annum a for the white and 35.3 for the col
ored population. OF the deaths IS occurred in
Washington, in Georgetown, 5 in the county
and Is In the hospitals. There were 81 mar
raages lspo 9o white and colored Births
~; co!ored males, 10, and colored females, 81.
CONTRACT REVOKED.
Tnat portion OF the contract OF Burns &
Mcknight Tor stone pavement on 9th street,
between and Boundary streets, has been re-
Voked by the Commissioners. This was 5000
yards; Their bondsmen will probably have to
be called upon to complete this work. Delay in
commencing their work has been the cause of
this action,
BUILDING PERMITS.
John r. Major, construct tnree-stQry oflck
dwelling, I, between 5th and 9Th SITS. W..
$4,000. L. NJ. LowD, construct two 2-story
dwellings, Sth, between and E SITS. s.w.; 81 200.
L. S. Chapman, construct five 2-story dwellings,
r, betw 18th and 10th SITS; s12,50O. bearing
johnson, repair Bank of Washington, 7tn and
C. StS,: 500,
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CA9IMEREs,
BLACK AND COLoRED.
ALL WOOL. DOUBLE WIDTH.
FROM As CENTS.
DRESS GOODS, lay, Is, Is, 20, 25
BLACK SILKS and SATINS, rs, 81, 81, Sll0,
S1.25, 81 3d.
COLORED SILKS, rs, 81, 81
CLOTH. for Boys wear, 81, so, go, 75c.
New FALL GOODS in every department
C. NJ. TowSoN,
636 Pennsylvania aee., south side.
oct4 Near 7th st.
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THE Bogus TICKET CAsE.-In the Criminal
Court yesterday, the case or West S. Jones alias
johnson, was taken up. He was charged with
obtaining money by false pretences In having
In May last obtained money from DR.. s. A. II.
Mckim by selling him ticket for pretended
musical entel talnment to De given for the bene-
chanfc of Washington, at Fosters garden, sth
street. The case was well made out, and de-
PENDANT took the stand and claimed that he got
up the enter taiDment for the benefit of Mr..
GeDdle, but he was not in the city the night it
was TO come off. The jury found verdict Of
guilty In the first case (Dr. NICK I'M 81 and he
plead guilty in a second case of selling similar
ticket to DR.. Theo. Meade, and he was sentenced
to two years In the penitentiary in each case.
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A Boy SERIOUSLY INJURED BY RUNAWAY
HoRsE.-A little boy named John Esslg was
In two places and his skull fractured yesterday
afternoon, by runaway horse attached to q
wagon belonging to Mr.. VIM. Ballantyne. I'm
mediately afterwards the horse dashed against
Mr.. +. Lugenbeels wagon, which was passing
near the corner OF E and 18th streets, upsetting
the vehicle and smashing 1t at the same time.
Mr.. L. was struck In the groin, inficting bad
wound. The boy Ess1g was taken to his fathers
house, corner Of 18th and streets, and Drs
Walter and Buckley, after examination, decided
that his Injuries were Of very serious char
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The Weather.
rNnrClrrOS-o M mo
LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. etc.. Tonight
National 7nsater.-The Rice Surprise Party In
"RevelsD
Fords Opera House.-"The Strategist."
Thedter Conaique.-The calvin Joslin" comedy
combination.
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Condemned Locals.

THE STAR will be Issued in double-sheet form
again on Saturday.
Columbia Tent, No. 40, National Order of
Rechabites, at their last stated meeting elected
tional Tent, which meets at Seneca Falls, NY,
on the 2lst inst.
Street lamps will be lighted at 500 p. m. and
extinguished at lis am.
Miss Fanny Perley. sister of Major j. P. Per-
ley, OF this city, sailed from Philadelphia last
week for India, under the auspices Of the
Won ems Board Of Foreign Missions, for duty
In that region as missionary teacher She
will be located about $50 miles from Bombay.
The New York women5 state convention,
which meets at POughkeepsie on the 9th inst
rroros,, 70 70 do all they can to defeat the re-
election Of Gov Roblnsur, TOT the reason that
he is opposed TO women holding school omces'
Mrs. lockwood, Of this city, wiz sxXS.ress the
Convention On this subject.
A colored woman named Mary Bagley, said to
be lCl years old, died at the Freedman'S hos
pltal Monday. and was yesterday buried In
The choir of st. Matthews r.. c. church has
been re0rganized under the leadership Of Mr.. l..
E. Cannon, the baritone, with Mr.. W. Burnett
as tenor; Mrs; Mygatt, soprano; Mrs. Ryan, con-
Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood denies the statement
made 10 the Alexandria Gazette that she had
applied for admission to the corporation court
in that city and had been denied.
The Chapel Point Club, OF Washington real
lied from their late excursion to st. Thomas
Manor, Charles county, Nd, over all expenses,
$1I9. IS, which they turned over last evening to
the ladies' Of st. Alloy ius Relief Association, to
of the parish.
To-day Judge James dismissed the bankrupt
cy cases of Dennison Reside and Thomas II.
Donohue.
Policeman II. C. johnson, of the second pre-
ctnct, died last night at his residence, POLL S
street, after lingering Illness.
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CITY ITEMS.

Quirk's Irish Tea Cures Biliousness.
Qairf's Irish Tea cures headache
Curtis Irish Ted cures dyspepsia,
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An INSANE FORGRR.-The Alexandra Gazette
OF yesterday states that w. Scott, who was re-
Gently arrested in that city for forgery Of a
check, purporting to have been signed by the
president of the bank In Petersburg, on which
been dismissed and ordered to be sent to an in
sane asylum, 1t being discovered that he Is a
lunafic
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DRY GOODS.

RLACK SILKS. CoLORED sILKo
CHECKED SILKS. STRIPED SILKS
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF SILKS
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS.
0oLoREp cAsHMERKs. pure wool, very ma
And very wide, only Soc '' 'oNs "~S
BLACK GAsHMERES pure wool, very ane and
very Vide 90, 81. as, 81, 81
sIadETLAND sHAWLs. all colors. 81, sl.2s.
CARRIERS, I'll Market Space
SPLENDID BLACK SILKS, rs. 81. Al a1,a
S126, &lS7, 81 so up to s. w S-' ~A'~ss
Our 81. 81 q and SlbU BLACK SILKS are "spe.
cial bargaine.~ NV
N9 q q e "A LAoEs for curtains H. U.s. 49,
Cloth. for boys wear, pure WOOL SOC.
PIANO COVERS handsomely Embroidered with
silk, IS IS, S460. $5 up to 4l2
COLORED and BLACK VELvETS very cheap.
CoL0kED and BLACK SATINSvery cheap.
DR.. WARSER's HEALTH coRsETs.
Immense assortment OF Chiidren's COLOREU
NINE COREY, Fashionable Dressmaker up staira
Mime. Demorests Reliable Patterns for sale.
CARRIERS,
I'll Market Space
PURE WOOL (Doub,e) BLANKETS only S2SO
Extremely fine PURE WOOL BLANKETS, So.
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LErTERs FROM TIE PzOPLB.


The Delinquent Contractors
Editor Star:-Can you inform q reader, who
has been absent during the summer, how It is
that the paving business seems 10 have just
commenced, instead OF being finished. Were
not the appropriations available as far back as
on the first OF July, and why should our citizens
be deprived OF the use OF these streets atsthis,
the finest season Of the year for out door exer-
else and driving? Can the contractors Ego as
they please" and is there nowhere an energetic
board that might make them proceed more
brtskly7 By throwing little electric LIGHT on
this dark subject, you will oblige,
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OBSERVER.

MARRIEB-Mr John Clarvoe. son of the late
Detective j. A. W. Clarvoe, and Miss Maud
Barnes were married this morning at II O'Clock
at the residence Of the BRIDES parents F, be-
tween 18th and 14th streets northwest. Mr.
ClaTvoe Is telephone operator at Police Head
quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-09

WE KNOW that there is nothing on earth
equal to Hop Bitters as family medicine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-09

FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs, Wins.
LOUIS Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acfdity of the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
ing or other causes. An old and weu-tIied rem.
edy; Is cents q bottle
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SWISS DAIRY.

aoS , East Capitol street, =. Wagner. prop'r,
Attorney cream, rs cts. per qt.; ordinary milk,
cts. per qt.; ordinary cream, 20 cts. per qt.;
cottage cheese, cts. per print, or 10 cts. per
pint with cream; fresh butter, 80 cts. per H.;
butterm1lk, cts. per OF.
All orders promptly Tiled by the Swiss Dairy,
4Q3 East Capitol street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-09

SALE OF GROCERIEs.-At Thomas Dowling's
auction rooms tomorrow, at 10 O'Clock, Will be
sold large stock of groceries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-09

We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
adopting the latest improvements, whether Of
American or European Invention, he Is enabled
to DO his work In manner not to be equalled
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed, The
effectual removal Of grease spots guaranteed ! !
Through sk1llful pressing and reflnishing all
garments Will appear like new. Cheapest prices
Suiting dull times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-09

INCoRPoRATEp.-The "Supreme Grand Lodge
of the Independent Order of Good Samaritans
and Daughters Of Samaria In America" have
1led certificate Of Incorporation, In which the
following are named as managers:-George j.
Beanes, VIM. q. Brown, Joseph N. Mayne, John
II. Collett, Anna Kicks, W. A. Green, j. B. Alb
Oott, Lucinda Cant and w. b. Wh1tlock,
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The National Fair.


At the meeting OF the National Fair Associa-
ton last night, a communication was read from
Mr.. George NJ. oyster, chairman Of the CON-
mittee on trotting, now in Lexington, KY, in
which he states that nearly all the owners OF
last horses in that section will exhibit their
stock at the national fair. Reduced rates have
been secured over the Baltimore Ohio railroad,
and all Its branches, commencing at st. Louis,
Mo-, and over the Northern central. Baltimore
Potomac, and Alexandria & Fredericksburg
roads. All articles intended for the exhibition,
will be returned free over these roads. The
committee on fine ants have secured parlors at
the Riggs house for meeting next Saturday
at O'Clock; and Association hall, on Pennsyl-
Vania avenue, near eth street, is secured as
meeting place for marshals OF various classes at
II O'Clock Saturday. A circular has been ad-
dressed to the chairmen of the different COM
mlttees defining their duties and requesting
early action. The committee on athletic sports
have agreed on the following programme:
Throwing baseball; one hour 'go-as-you-
please; throwing the hammer, Scotch and irish
styles; running high Jump; 1OO-yard rum quar-
ter-mile run; one mile walk; two-mile walk;
Seven-mfle walk; one-mte run; tugs of war;
sack race, three-legged race and creased pole
climbing. Gold medals for first prize, silver
medals for the second prize"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-09

TIE HAMILTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION, at its
fourth annual meeting, elected the following
vice president; Jas. Fraser, treasurer; John A.
Prescott, secretary; W. Il. Browne, Samuel
Herman, A. B. Jameson, S. C. Lovejoy, w. j.
Miller, D. G. Dixon, Jos. A. Sterling, o. g. Fir
man and E. H. Taylor, directors. The report
shows receipts during the year SIS, AS, includ-
ing s133. 2s balance per last report S11 "a on
payment Of advances. Disbursements dnclud
Ing $l5,240 aggregate advances on 127 shares
So 1891. so for redemption OF 241 shares) $27 65
leaving balance Of S727 SO in the treasury
The advance account shows total of sos, All
advanced on SIS shares; $50, 231 repaid on 4s5
shares, and 81, $50 now advanced on 1863 shares
The assets, with balance In treasury, foot up
$51, 71O.O9, and liabilities s21, II, leaving a
: balance Of assets Of $50, $50 IS. The original
number Of shares was 32I9, and there are now
s9S on the roll, 535 not advanced on. the pres
ent value OF each share is S5731
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-09

so TO 800 INVESTED IN WALL STREET stocks
makes fortunes every month. Send for Pamph.
let explaining everything. Simpson & Co., 40
Exchange Place, New York. 9,l6,e6;
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FIRST CAPITALS. $4,000. $4,000 $4,000. AND
1881 OTHER PRIZES. AMOUNTING TO ss7 ,s25.
TICKETS g. FOR FULL PARTICULARS AP.
PLY TO WILLIAMSON CO., GENERAL
EASTERN AGENTS, 500 BROADWAY. NEW
YORK, Oh DUB WESTERN AGENT, MORRIS
RICHMOND. CONVICTION. KY. oct6-5t.
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ments against Frank Wilson, larceny Of two
gold watches from John D. Tracy; also, with
robbery from Mr.. Tracy. James Adams, lar
Moore; Hiliiary Washington, larceny Of horse,
wagon and harness from +. n. Draney; John
Brown, burglary and larceny ct residence Of
Rev, 8, Y, Leech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-09

THE ARTISAN WELL Of the Riggs house pro-
misses to be q success. 1t Will be remembered
that on the first bore some of the tools were
broken in the rock and could not be removed.
The contractor has now commenced new
bore and is progressing very favorably.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-09

WASHINGTON CITY CATTLE MARKET-Qtseens-
t0tcn Stock Yard, october Sth, 1879 IRE
ported by Lewis D. Means & Co]-315
cattle--22s sold at prices ranging from $50 to
500 sheep and lamDs-Old sheep sold at prices
ranging from to cents per pound; lambs
from to 81 cents per pound. Is cows and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-09

A communication mas been laid before the
district commissioners signed by number Of
from other cities are visiting this city witt
samples Of goods py which they receive orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-09
Tone mp the Sya
To Ladies' and Gentlem,

by taking Qufrk's Irish Tea It cures Bilious
ness, Headache and regulates the blood. Price
Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-09

DR. Won NJ has had In the course of his prs<s
ice many Of the most Distinguished man Ia fhe
country under treatment, among whom are ~.
Gov. HoRAI1o ElYMouR, Senator d. ". Voo1-
HKks. J. @. NEW, Hon. Ro6wEIL HART, Hon. .. B,
BUCHANAN, the late MORTON MoMIcHAU. md
numerous others. who's lstterS 70 him can Be- duly,
examined BIZ al who desire 10 do %. By calling s.
his of6ce,
,es5-,y 90 1sn ssrsss
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LADIES' GOODS.

AIDES, BOOTS.
II FALL OPENING AT vKRMILYA,S
hne stock Of Ladies' Fall and Winter BO1TH M
my own male, for sale cheap. Ladies' and Ohm.
dren's SHOES made to order, at short notice Com.
fort, beauty and durability guaranteed.
JAS. Il. VERMILYA.
oct1 6l0 9Th street, opp. Patent Oftice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-09

ITALIAN OPRRA.-The sale of seats for the
grand italian opera next Monday and Tuesday
evenings commenced at the box Office of the
National Theater this morning and was very
large. The engagement promises to be great
SUCCESS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-09

A MAN KILLED.-A dispatch was received at
police headquarters from the second precinct
station at 2:30 O'Clock to-day, that a man-no
name given-had been killed near that station,
and asking the presence Of the coroner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-09

SHOT AT THE UNCLE AND KILLED THE NIECE.
The little colored girl, Rosale Harris, who was
shot IN the head with pistol, by John Beckett,
July 18th, on street, near LIST street north
west. DIED from the effects Of her wound yester-
day afternoon. 1t will be remembered that
Beckett had quarrel with her uncle, David
Poindexter, and the shot was fred at him.
Beckett Is in iail.