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The daily gazette., 1879-10-04

Nj OT1CE The Citizens' Loan AssUcia
IN ton offers new stock for sale; no
back payn ents; may be secured AT an,
line; very pl lOsperOus. First series viii
mature In iitile over nine years noLwith-
standiuE the panic. Apply Tor shares da,
or evening to
GEORG" MARIS,
Secretary.
sen G-im No 6ni Shi .la, sIr..t
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04

,l,RINITY CHURCH-Old Swedes-On
Church and seventh streets, kev Will
liam Eros ID ID. rector.
Mathius and sermon, al 10 30 q. m.
EvensOng anu reading, at $50 p. IN.
sunday school meets at I'D. .eR
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04

TRINITY CHAPEL, Protestant EpEco-
pal. on King and Fifth streets, Rev.
William j. Frost, ID. D.. rector.
1INION M. f. ca o ilCH. corner Oi Filth
u and Washington streets, Rev J b
mann, pastor.
Services 10 50 m and I 45 m
The public are cordially invited. Seats
free. Strangers welcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

In THE PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY In
session at Saratoga, N. Y, yesterday, the re-
port OF the committee on freedmen'S missions
was read, showing receipts from church So
cieties to be $52 92 49, and from the state school
funds 8, ,246 Expenditures on account OF mis-
sions $40 800 81 printing $6O773, officers and Of
flee rent $3 260 80, investment SC, ,120. They have
no debts, and $2,573 on hand. There are 4S Or
da1ned missionaries, of whom "a are colored, Q
licentiateS, 25 catechiStS, all cOlOred IS teach
ers, Of whom SO are cOlOred; churches were
organized last year; communicates added /, ,2l5.
The whole number OF communicates Is TO- ST.
One hundred and thirty one Sunday schools
nave chartered the University at Charlotte, N.
e., the Willingford Academy at Charleston, s,
e, and the Scotia Seminary at Corcord N. G. !,
me NY, normal schools at Chester, Bluffton and
WI M,iipsDoro', s,,, s. G. The total amount paid for
$ls,6l1.55. DR.. Allison deprecated the attempt
to consolidate the freedmen's matters with
home missions. Rev. Moses A. Hopkins fcol
Ored) OF the Yadktn PreSbytery said they
asked TO have their work judged on its merits.
ana he deprecated all expressions of pity. Give
the colored men their share OF the road. he
salo, ana they would get along. They want q
permanent existence, too, but on their man
nOod: Rev. Mack G.. johnson, (colored) from
Cne PresDytery or Fairfield. said the neo ,Ie
seemed anxious to understand Presbytertanism
and embrace 1t. All that is needed is encour.
agement by sympathy and aid They do NOT
want to be carried on the shoulders of the
people OF the north, but just to be taken nv the
hand as child is taught to walk. The eI,I.
Gated ministry OF the Presbyterians is apnre-
ciated, and has power which is felt by the
old-time, ignorant preachers who contend
against 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

BALTIMORE, May 23.-virg1nia sixes. deferred,
9; DO. consolidated, t9; do. second series, a. /;
do: past due coupons 79z. North Oarolina sxes,
Old. Is; do new IL: do; special tax, bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, May 2S.-Cotton weak and lower
middline, nominaly l3A. Flour quiet and held
o0 extra. 2ss4 Is; do family 0Oa5 SO; CITY mills
6;Oos6 rs; Pat.psco family. 6.75. Wheat. southern
southern red. ll2.ll:; do. amber, li6si III: ko.
= fennsyivan,a @ red. LIN; No western winter
July, 1.l2AaLl2h; August, iOSx Corn. southern
in good demand and his her for white aud dun Tor
yellow; western active and hiGher-southern Wi,fta
sU 90 yellow, 45H western mixed, SPOT an; Nay,
4as4fH' 4as4fH' June aSkaA July. 44hsl47s: August,
western white. SSa34; do mixed, sSsss; psnnsyi.
nHa, SAa57 Rye quiet and etesdy, 68a6l. Hay
IN tslr demard- prime Pennsylvania and Mary
land, 1S.OOal4.00 Provisions quiet and nominsIfy
s,eady.mess pork. S.50alo 75 Bulk meats-ioose
"a and 81 Bacon shoulders, AZ; ear RIB sides
o. Hams, 94all- Lard, T. Butter in more demand
ana Grmer-wes'ern dairy packed, Halo; fsctory.
llai$ Eggs stesdy, llaflh Petroleum dun and
s1a aqiet bio ssiFees. iossi1t wSisRs SRse aaI. a
LOG. Freiehts 20 Liverpool per steamer ouietC
cotton leo. nour. a ed grain. 6s6ld Re-
ce,ptsTMour. 5 l.g7s wheat, $4,000; corn. 5000 ;
0HSn NV = FSkk, III May as-st |. stead, mon.v a.
Exchanse, long. 4S7k; short 2eek. Governments
NEW YORK. May 2s-Flour dun whsas duIl
LONDON, May %. 10 D. m.-Consols for
money, ~ lSl6; for the account 98z. q. g. bonds,
tour Per cent?. 1855; fourAnd-a-haf Per cente .
tIal consol, se. Pennsylvania Central, S71. Read.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23
The Y. VI. G. A. International Com.
ventiOn.

BALTIMORE, May 23-At the session of the
International convention OF the Young Mems
CHRISTIAN Associations OF the United States and
British provinces, this forenoon, the COMMITTEES
to which was referred the report OF the eXecu-
tive committee OF the International association
{6sq Un 69e Isi Gay 01 the submitted
mends that the second Sunday In November in
each year be made day OF special prayer for
invoking the blessing CT God on the assocla-
tiors, the holding OF parlor conferences In varl-
GUS cities, the preparation OF year book con-
tanning statistics and information, and that ia
view OF the importance OF the work not less
tnan twenty-five thousand dollars be raised to
be placed at the disposal OF the executive COM
mittee to be used each year In the various fields
OF work In the west and south, among colored
young men, railroad men, Germans CONNER
cial travellers and colleges, and for work at the
central Office. They also recommend special
work Tor young men In the regular army, and
the employment OF an additional agent In rail-
road work, and In the west and northwest.
That hereafter the biennial meetings be styled
'the International Convention OF Young Mems
Christian Associations" and the executive CON-
Associations" The roll OF associations was
called for subscriptions to the twenty-five thou
sand dollars proposed to be raised for the use
Scr,ha Sc ,ne executive * committee. New York sub
Scddoed $780, Boston 81 200, Providence, r. l.,
$SooO. IleSe We're the largest local subScrip-
oo oTns, others ranging from S1OO down to S.. The
Tor devotional exercises was announced, and the
convention engaged In singing and prayer until
lociOck ana took recess to 2:30 pm
Mhen the roll for subscriptions was being
called, Hon. John Macdonald OF Canada was
In the chair, and when st. Johns, New Bruns-
wick, was called there was no response. Mr..
Macdonald asked whether the representative
from st. Johns did not feel authorized to name
subscription for the association. II not, he
might name sum, and IL St. Johns did not
assent to and pay it, he (MacDonald) would
man said, .'put st. Johns down for sloO.h Mr..
MacDonald.-That is quite a sum, rather more
than expected; buG I will stand to it. Mr.
Moody, the president, who was on the floor.
said 500 was too much for st. Johns, whose
people had suffered so much by nre from Wh Ich
fheY had not recovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

TIE RICHMOND FORGERY sCAsE-Nysterious
Disdppedronce Of the Prisoner "A special to the
Baltimore Sun from Richmond, Va, Nay q.
says:..Detective w. F. Knox, who left this city
Tuesday with reQuisit1onI for Charming 4.
Redford, charged with forgery, returned this
placed In the hands OF private detectives John
Wren, Dabney and Knox. Some days ago the
latter was detailed to go TO Baltimore and
bring Redford back here. Knox states that
upon his arrival In that city Detectives Smith,
West and Lyon informed him that Redford had
been turned over to Detective John Wren, Of
this city. Upon the arrival OF Mr.. Knox here
Mr.. Wren stated that he had not seen Redford.
Wren also states that young Redford has an
uncle named John Wren. The affair has
created considerable interest here. The COM
monwealth's attorney has written to the states
attorney OF Baltimore to look into the matter.
Before going to Baltimore for Redford Knox sc.
cured reQuiSition from the governor. Mr..
Wren thinks he must have been perSonated by
some one else who palmed himself on upon the
Baltimore detectives ana secured young Red
ford. Mr.. Wren left here yesterday for Balti-
more accompanied by Mr.. Charming Redford,
an uncle Of the accused. Mr.. Wren says
young Redford had been turned over to the
man personating him before his arrival In Bal
ttmCIe,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

THE WoMENs PRESBYTERIAN BOARD of foreign
missions met at Saratoga yesterday. Mrs
Hcge, president or the board of the northwest,
was chosen permanent chairman. and Mrs. ID.
A.. Cunningham OF Wheeling, VIVA, secretary
NO men were allowed in the meeting. Mrs.
Daring mace the ADDRESS OF welcome. Papers
were read in relation to matters Connected
with womens work for the conversion OF the
heathen. 1t was resolved that the various
Womens boards and societies pledge their best
eral assembly Of the Presbyterian church to
raise $5OO, 600 during the year In order to avoid
of debts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

Son AND DAUGHTER MIssING.-There Is loca
Ross sensation in New York which seems TO
have been entirely overlooked by the reporters.
rick MCGOWAN disappeared, and has not peen
seen or heard OF since. On Monday last another
child girl. eleven years old, also disappeared,
and no trace can be had Of her. In both cases
the parents have sought through all the public
institutions, and employed the services of the
police, but % no purpose. The children seem
TO be hopelessly ana irrecoverably lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

KILLED ON THE RAILRoAD.-At Highspfre,
near Harrisburg. Pa, yesterday, Mrs. Billett,
on the Pennsylvania railroad track, was struck
by freight train. Both mother and child
were instantly killed. On the same road, az Sa-
lunga, the express Train east struck and killed
a child named Abram Hall, aged q months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

TIE GOLD SUITS were taken up In the United
states court at Richmond, Va. yesterday be-
the federal government against ex-Goyernor
VIM. smith ana other officials for about s90. .001
gOld, WDlch lt is alleged they Appropriated to
OF the capture OF Richmond, and which the
1ederal government claims for itself as the con-
queriDg power. Ex-Governor Smith, now hearty
50 years old, was put upon the stand, and made
a lengthy and interesting statement of his
actions and wanderings as governor for Weeks
succeeding the fall OF Richmond and until his
Richmond "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

In THE BRIBERY INVESTIGATION In the Penn
sylvania legislature yesterday, Capt. Brocka-
way, OF the Bloomsbury Columbian, testified
that he published an editorial on the riot bill
for advertising rates. Representative L. r.
Smirh denied having offered $1,000 for Mr..
Drums vote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23
The Alexandria Elections.
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN THE CITY.

The election In Alexandra city yesterday re-
suited In victory for the democratic ticket.
CORTLAND II. Smith, for mayor, received So
majority over DR.. j. b. johnson, Independent
candidate; G. w. Clifford, for superintendent OF
police, 356 majority over w. Makely, indepen-
dent. These were the only candidates to whom
there was any opposition. The other officers
elected were:-M. B. Harlow, city treasurer; F.
L. Brockett, auditor; Chas. E. Stuart, corpora.
tion attorney; Jacob Roxbury, superintendent
OF gas; w. w. Harper, clerk OF gas; John THU,
collector OF taxes, northern district; S. K. Field
collector OF taxes, southern district c. L. Neale
market master; Geo. w. Dearborn, measurer Of
wood and bark; Isaac B; Lovejoy, guager OF
liquors: 7. E. Kemp and j. L. Adams measurers
OF lumber; e. e. Downham, bot--d OF aldermen:
Isaac Eichberg, Malcolm Mclean, JAS. s. Doug-
lass and Isaac A. Smith, counciimen: I'd a.
Hawkins. councilman for unexpired term; Frank
LoyeJoy, magistrate.
REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN WASHINGTON TOWN.
SHIP.
In Washington township, Alexandria, county
the republicans elected their entire ticket as
f0llows:-County ofhcers-Austen, for county
clerk; Tacey, treasurer; Burk, county attorney;
Corbit, sheriff; Homes assessor. Town oficerse
Schultz, for supervisor; Brown, magistrate;
Mitchell, magistrate; Grunwen, magistrate,
Mos. jackson, constable; II. Dorsey, constable;
Nelson. supervisor OF roads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

THE BROADWAY Savings bank, or st. Louis,
closed its doors yesterday, and made an assign
but the assets cannot be stated, though the
president claims depoSitors viii be paid In full,
and that there will be something over. A large
withdrawal OF deposits is assigned as the rea-
son for SUSPENSION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

EU Grey, the forger, was placed on trial In
New York yesterday.
q The Republicans OF Sacramento, Cal. ara
reorgan1Ztng their clubs, and the Unjon saya
that they are united, and will work harmoni-
ously together hereafter.
= The vote OF California on the new consti-
favor is about 9,6OO. The vote of the Stare for.
President In 1876 was 165,777,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

ABRUPT TERMINATION OF THE WoRDBN SUIT.
The libel suit OF Professor Bernard Maurice
against Admiral John L. WOrden in the court OF
favor Of the defendant yesterday. When the
court met Mr.. John Fl. Thomas counsel for the
defendant, was about to conclude the argument
relative to the admissibility Of the testimony
Professor Maurice's resignation when Chief
Judge Brown said 1t was not necessary for
Mr.. Thomas to proceed as he had come to a
decision upon the subject. He decided the
point that the communication OF Admiral
WOrden to the Navy Department was priv
ileged communication. Mr. Bonaparte filed i've
exceptions to the rulings OF Judge Brown and a
press malice was postponed until this morning
AS this point is possibly covered in the decislonl
above noted, and should Judge Brown SO decide
will be filed, and the case viii go to the Court OF
Appeals. All the witnesses were yesterday
finally diSchdrged-[Ralt Gazette. Dad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CAsE.-The
arguments in the South Carolina railroad case
fore Chief Justice Waite and Judge Bond, in
the United States Court at Columbia, were
closed yesterday. 1t is understood decision VIII
1e rendered to-day. The court has already In
dlcated that it will not dissolve the Injunction
as to the second mortgage bonds, and that 1t
VIII decide that If the coupons held by the
.Charles syndicate were actually purchased
Dy tnem with their own money they are enti-
tied to hold them and be paid for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23
COMMENCEMENT DAY AT HAMpToN.-The c

COMMENCEMENT DAY AT HAMPTON.-The clos.
ng exercises for the session OF the Hampton
Va) Normal School for COlored Youths look
place yesterday Secretaries McCrary and
Schurz, Senator Saunders OF Nebraska, Mr.
Pound of Wisconsin, NJ. Shoemaker, esq, OF
Baltimore, Rev. DIR. Plumer, OF Charleston, s.
otca1 III cen. Getty numoerof IN nnlted states nava
ship Eurydice, and other prominent per sons
were present. The students acquitted them
selves well. One OF the Indian students deliv-
cred pleasing address on his home In Dakota
Rev. DR.. Moses D. Hoge, Of Richmond, deliv.
cred the address to the students
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

INDIANS FIGHTING AMONG THEMsKLvEs.-The
Indians Ia the MIX river country are lighting
among themselves. A recent fight between
Gros VentreS and Mountain Crows caused the
death OF four and the old Trustworthy half
breed scout John Brugear. A large party OF
ment decision that they are British subjects, has
arrived az Poplar river agency, on the Missouri.
The military VIII have an opportunity to take
them prtSOnerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23
A Dividend.

Ocean National Bank, began paying the final
dividend OF f1ve per cent. to-day to depoSit0rs.
AT the same time he paid thirty per cent. OF ac-
paying the balance of the principal Is SIS 3s3 II.
and for interest, SIS, ,S46 SO. The total amount
paid in dividends by the receiver is 81 ,172. The
bank suspended In 1871.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

EXTRACT OF WITCH HAZEL.
(HAMAMELLIS)
REDUCED TO 80 CENTS PER PINT
NATTANS' CATHARTIO AND ANTI-BILIOUS
PILLS,
Home made, and therefore always fresh, the best
and safest cahartic in the world Is cents per box.
WHALE OIL SOAP
Destroys all insects plants fresh supply Is cents
Fer pound.
BITTER WINE OF IRON.
A Wine combining Peruvian or Cinchona Bark and
Ammonia Citrate Of Iron, peculiarly suited as
strengthening medicine in the spring or summer.
so cents per bottle.
ARTHUR NATTANS, PHARMACIST,
Cor. 18th d sts. ss.sc.
my19eotr OSsd I'd d ID SITS 1e.tc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23
Fire.

TORONTO. May 23.-At 1890 this morning a ire
In j. B. Smiths lumber ard. at the foot of Bay
al SIS, coo.
The Walking MatCh-UI.S. Ahead.
The walking MAJ ch Is now virtually narrowed
down TO q contest between Walker OF Buffalo.
and Nelson. of st. Catherines Both are In good
condition ana going well. AT lao this morning
the score st1d:-Walker.. $40 miles laps; Nel-
son, slb miles ! lap; Warner, 2ss miles lap;
Alherti. pa miles, upcraft, ls0 miles laps; and
OGrady, l1o miles,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

PAROLES HANDICAP FOR THE ASCOT STAKES
The weights have been published for the Ascot
13 pounds, which is four pounds heavier than
the weight to be carried by any other horse,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23
The District in Congress.

INFORMATION WANTED OF THE COMMISSIONERS
ON THE SUBJECT OF CHURCH TAXES.
Mr.. Edmunds introduced into the Senate to-
day resolution reciting that, whereas the Dis
trict Commissioners had transmitted q report
to the Senate on the subject of church property
In default of taxes, and whereas they have
failed to report In answer to resolution asking
what churches, colleges, school houses and
assessments, and paymnet of taxes since
June 18th, 1870, and what sums have been re-
ceived from such sources since that time, and
what taxes have been remitted or refunded,
and the authority under which such taxes have
been RENTED or refunned; therefore, that the
Commissioners make immediate answer TO such
resolution; and further, that they answer as to
what they have collected Of the taxes found
unpaid in their previous answer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

diets that Gen. William Malone will surely be
elected to the United States Senate from that
State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

BALTNoRR, May 2s..In the case OF Bernard
morning. under Instructions from the court,
rendered verdict for defendant The case win
now 20 to the Court Of Appeals on the eXcep-
tions taken by plaintiffs counsel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

THE CITY OF MEMPHIs.-In the U. g. circuit
court at Memphis, Tenn, yesterday, in the case
for the late city of Memphis, the case was
certified to and all the papers sent to the U, s..
Supreme Court. Matters are to remain In
statu quo until the Supreme Court renders q
decision
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

<>S0UTHKRN MARYLAND RAuRoAD-The ST
|2darys Beacon mentions rumor that the South.
sern Maryland Railroad Company has been roor.
GaniZed, and that work on the entire line from
Brandywtne TO Point Lookout, win be recon-.
menced at an early day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23
The Siege Of the Treasury.

FIGHTING FOR THE COVETED CERTIFICATES.
The rush for certificates at the Treasury has
become O regular siege. To day the northern,
western and eastern entrances to the building
had long lines In front OF them before O'Clock,
ard additions were received every minute.
When the doors were opened at O'Clock there
was a simultaneous, indscriminate scamper
for the cash room from three points OF the COM
pass. The crowds came p9sn.ng, o. snoving 10 1 ana
airy was charging through the corridors. There
was better policing bv the Treasury watch
men than heretofore. They kept an Dut iew
out of the cash room, and allowed one from the
two lines-women on one side ana men on the
other-in as the purchases at Mr. Gioson's enc
Of the line were made. Botn nnes. even e. ate.
the first rush. extended nearly out to the street
pavement beyond the open space at the NORTH
front of the building where the fountain Is IL
was very warm, and the crowd was In We
bad humOr, not excepting the women. The
men cursed and elbOwed each other In the ribs
and the women wrangled. A person about mid
way in either of the lines resembled a
Georgia pancake. On the outskirts hung the
brokers' AS soon as any one came out with
s1GO worth Of certificates he or she was immedi-
ately importuned to SELL Nearly every one
posed Of their purchases and got into line again.
The price paid was So 20 for each $100 in certii-
Gates. One broker backed one OF the small rub
Der wheeled wagons used In the department
into convenient position and established a
regular Office. The wagon was pulled away,
and the broker left to gather the effects
Of his Office and himself from the
floor. The men who employed buyers
could be readily detected by the anxious
and distrustful gaze which they kept on their
employees. There was more quiet fighting than
say that the women did good deal In the way
Of pinching one another, and even pulling hair.
AS a whole it was one Of the most uncomfort-
able crowds ever seen anywhere In this section.
The scene was not eXcelled by the gatherings
at the Centennial show, even. Buying certif-
Gates has become craze In Washington. The
amount sold at the Treasury was S11O0OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES

~s TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
OFFICE OF THE WATER REGISTRAR,
DISTRICT OF GoLUMBIA,
BY direction Of the honorable Commissioners of
in al shere
water services in front of the premises project
Level the surface Of the Sidewalk on ali Streets
h il On ss
% ms2s.iS YIN TRos. q P'c Go4. Water Registrar.
~r oTF5cE 9E TIE GGG0LLEy F0R OF
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
The last half Of the general taxes for the end
o ssR aSs WITH
on this last half Of tax on the LIST day Of
Parties intending payment are advised to avoid the
pressure of !he last days of the month All real
tate upon which the taxes main unpaid will be ad.
vertised for sale in the month Of July. 1879. ~
tPost. Critic and journal. etl
Hill sstHF 2f hs e5% St
e se ons IF 2a he s m
the purpo.e Of electing . Board OF Managers to
'Ss my1s sUs 60 inc sn'0 JAMES s Secretary
~o OFFICE OF FRANKLIN INs. 90.
tGe cf OF ss
Georgetown, viii be held at this Office, ON MONDAY,
June I'd, between the hours of 1O q. m and O'Clock
m for the purpose Of eectirs l2J twelve Direct.
ore, to serve the ensuing year.
my19-dtje2 tPost] CHAS BRADLEY, Sec'y.
~ NATURAL MINERAL WATERS
A fresh supply OF BETHESDA, BEDFORD and
GEYSER WATERS Just received from the springs
and for sale on drau8ht, at
MILBURNB PHARMACY.
my15-r 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
f~o STRAW MATING, OHILDREN'S CAR
yS RIAGES. Mosquito Oanopies and Window
Screens, at Wholesale and retail at tho Furniture,
Carpet, and Upholstery Establishment of ". B.
MOSES l. Son, corner 7th st. and Pa ave NV ala
ANH FOB COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS
u DO, use the GREAT ENaLIsH REMEDY.
COUGH
LOZENGKS.
Tested for over 80 years Relief speedy and certain.
Sold BY Ill druggists Price so cents
E TOUGERA 4 co. AaKN1s,
oct8QWim,6m New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent. refunding
certificates to-day amounted to Sl,893, 72O; total
to date, S21 1901, ,49O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-InJernal rev.
nue., $53s, s,570.2O; customs. s447, ,2S5.65.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

SECRETARY MCCRARY returned to-day from
Hampton Institute.