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MANHATTAN BEACH.
GILMoREs BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.


| PAINS LAST FIREWORKS, POSTPONED FROM SAT-
| URDAY, WILL TAKE PLACE WEDNESDAY, AUG. III
| WEATHER PERMITTING OTHERWISE THURSDAY.
Trains leave foot East 23 the
Sylvan Grove)-S:i5, 9I5 1915 1II5. a. m; and half.
| hourly thereafter to $40 p.
Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach hath)lrly Js
New York via Greenpontto 70 1885 D.
Elevated Railroads to south Ferry connecting With
steamer D. r. Martin hourly from 9;2j S.2j p m, via
Bay Ridge.
laGdngs-From 22d-st 9I0 1925 m hourly 3:1J
p m. LerOy-st.. 9:35 m, and hourly 63j p Pier
955 a. m. and hourly TO sop.
Returning leave Manhattan Beach NegYOrS VII
Bay Ridge hafhourly to lO:iOp m.
METROPOLTTAN ELEVATED RAILWAY,
w OPEN FROM 5:3O A. NJ. TO II p N. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES point for Vau street FerrS
COKrLANDTsr rREEr-Ne point for Jersey City nj
point Post oeico City Hall Aal
cHRMBERs : fREEf point for Pavonls AMI Eri
rRASRnfN.sf kSiixaE tsiFKE FKEEEr-
GRAN ponttor De, stree, F,rrJ
Jersey CITY; and connects with DesbfOssss alT
BLEEC CKERSTREET-Co with cars for East aai
EIG STREET Connecting with cars for Cnrstopho,
St, and East Tenth street Ferries , . o., G.,
Twenty.third and Thirty. fourth street Ferries.
Street Ferry Jersey CIV aud East Thirty
iIr with cars Vice.
FORTY SEQ oND sTREET-Conne with New.YOrk
Transfer Company's cabs Tor Gra1d NJ Ce4tTH Depot
FIFTIETIf-S IREEr and SINItt.AN ~ l r. 49,. q, .-.,
FIFpY. FIG GHTH SrREET-SiXthave. entrance 70 Cea.tA
Park connecting with cars OF Belt Line Railroad
FIFCY.T IIIRD STREET and EIGHIH-ANEN gE-
FIFTY. Ninth. STREET aud \ IN lH.AEENG -,
SEVENTY SFCON b STREET and NlNIH.ANENUE-
EIGHTY. .FIRS T.STREEr and NINTIl-hNENIE-
NINETY.TII STREET and NINTH Az ~ H. ,,rry
ONF.HUN DRIED. A y DFOURrH : SfREEf aud NINlh
AVENUE .,......
For downtown trains take west side stations, .,., . -
Trains Will run 5StlsL and 0tlaye anl lOftnN sli
alternately -. ,-.-.., -.,o-,
7}n a -; and to 7 D. M, when the fare IL cent
"N-'DAi WM. X. GARRISON, PreSlloat.
NJ VAN BROCKLIN, Superintendent.
DLYMOUTH ROCK for LONG BRANCH
leaves foot 22dst ~ r. o a m. and 23O D. and Pier
/ r. II. Battery, $3.50 a. m. aud p m.
FARE round trip only FIFTY GEMS.
Pier tickets. 10 cents extra
CEA BEACH ROUTE
To-
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH,
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Gltuatlons Ulnteo-1tldles

DUTLER-By an English Protestant man
ID who has learned his business in England is highly
recomm good appearance. Can be 602
6thaye between 35th AMI 3Gthsts.
OOACHMAN.-BY a frst-clasS COachman
who thoroughly understands his business is careful
city driver: excellent strictly temperate years
rstcass city reference Call address COACHMAN, 236
West 54th-st.
GARDENER and FARMER.-By a Protest
VI ami married man florist fruit and vegetable
gardener good farmer is good hand at raising
cattle good poultry raiser gentemans country place
preferred good reference Address GARDENER (care +.
r. BarnurnJ, Bridgeport, Conn.,
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NEW-YORh and PHILADELPHIA NEW
49,, ByLND BROOK ROUTE
fOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA

AZ 4.
EMPRESS TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS
Leave NewYoIk foot II Liberty st. for Trenton and Pha
dephla az G:5O go y ll:l5 1880 4, 5:3O 7l3. IL
Leave Philaiepna from Station Phila and Reading Ra
road hrd and Bers~sts 74j $40. 10. ll3O M l;45
Leave Tentcn ior NewYork at 12O except Monday 6iO
e:l8, 800 1910 m l2l0 20 Az 4;l1 t:l0 p m
p. IN. trains from New-lork; the 7lj m. l:Ij D. III
SUNDAY 'TRAISS-ieave New.Y0rk and Philadelphia al
6 a. m 5:3O IL D. m Leave NewIOrk for Trenton at a. H.
b:3O p. Leave Trenton at l;2O 9:4o a. m, 6lg
Connection made at JsT, NY Slslon Dy ferry 70 anu
Tickets for sale az OF Liberty ST. Nos 30 4Ol 8i
957 Broadway at the prime pa hotels ana a. No. and
s9Ge chcc ca from residence 10 destination.
H. p. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER EAILKOAD.-COm July Z, 1917
through uains willleave Grand Central Depot ,
$40 IN Western and Northern Express. draHlngIoom
cars 70 Rochester aud st. Adams.
600 a. m special Saratoga Express with drawtn groom
70 Fort Edward for Lake George and to Montreal
1890 Chicago ana Western Express, with drawing
10 can ndaigua Rochester and Buna0j also 10
100 a. NJ Express to Albany and Troy with connections
to Utica, Saratoga, Gens Falls and Rutland.
$3.50 y. saTatO-a Special
400 D. Albany and Troy Express
500 ST. Louis Express dalv with sleeping cars Tor
ST. Louis running through every day In the week also sleep
for Buffalo Niagara Fails Toledo and Detroit aud
for Montreal excepting SUNDAY nlghL VIA saratoga
1880 Fast Express for Rochester. Niagara rams aud
Corning. via Geneva Sleeping cars TO Geneva Rochester
so D. m Pac,dc Express daily, sleeping for
Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo detroit
and Chicago also excepting night 10 Clayton and
Montreal via Abans Saturdays Montreal car leaves at
f06 p m Night Express, with sleeping cars to Albany
Tickets for sale at Nos 252 4l3 Broadway. and
Rrooklyn G. b. MEEKER,
'''NN'' Az
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On and after July z. 1879.

Fnress Trains NeW.YOTk via Desbrosses and COrt
landt street Ferries as foll0wsi
4:3O $780, 500 10 limited, ii IN; $3.50, 4, D. 9, 800
$50 and 10 y. Sunday 43O and mi o, o. I3O' SOU
Boats of Brookyn with all through trains
at Jersey City. aOrdng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel 800. 90 49,. =
Retufnng trains leave Philadelphia, 1901 800, 800
7,{5 IL tflmted Express. 1870 D. M ?, 4,
h3O 1855 on sunday 1901, 800, 3:55, s:OO and
TcSct 6nisrs-Nos 526 and ga Broadway No l Astor
uouse and Of DesbrOsses and COrandss No Court
St ara BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot Of Fultonst, Brooklyn
Nos ia ll0 and lis nuds0nsL HOboken Depot Jersey
CITY Emigraut licKet Office, No Battery-piace.
FRANK THOMSON, l. +. FARMER,
Genera. Manager. Genl Passenger Ag't
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mr. NEW-UAVEN. its surrOundings and

TOR NEW-HANEN, its surroundings and
L all stations the New-YOTk, Boston and Air Line
Derby and North HAMPTON Railroads direct steamers
John II. STA Rim and ERASTUS CORNING leave Pier
IL n r. foot Of Corandtst. at p every night in
week except Saturday arrive in Neweyen IN time for all
morning trains all railroads best facilities for passengers
and freight fare - excursion 81 30 starn's Newiayen
Iran spCrtatOE Line. JOHN III. STARIN,
Proprietor.
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OFTlCK OF ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT. !
G.sT, BETWEEN STH AND SIILsTs, y. w, :
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Aug. IL, 1S79.)
PROPOSALS for MISCELLANEOUS IRON
4 WORK, ana also fOr SLATE FLOOR SLABS. -
RECONsTRU RUCTION OF THE U. s. PATENT OFFICE
BUILDING.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this ohce until
m SOh day Of August, 1879 for furnishing do
verng ttinR, and putting in place complete certain iron
work comprising frames and castings Of windows tacinG
light wells ratings, stairs and fTeptoO sliding
doors &C. the reconstruction Of the Model rooms Of the
north and wings the building In accordance
drawings, specifications and schedule which may be
seen at this Office
Blank forms of proposals any desired information
be obtained on application az this Office.
ADOLF CLUSS, Engineer and Architect.
PrOposals will also received above and at the
time and place for furnishing, delivering and putting In
place about 40 900 square feet OF Slate Floor Slabs
ADOLF CLUsS, Engineer and Architect.
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Gelp manteb.

NSyANTED-A respectable Protestant woman
w Immediately homework in the country CAL
between 2 ana O'Clock at 347 West 23dst.
WANTED Bench M0ulders. Address ST.
w LOUIS MALLEABLE IRON CO, ST Louis, NO.
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fine ARTS.

VNHE rare engraving of the CANTERBURY
Il PILGhIMAGE, by william Blake do by sio'6s5d
Sketches by Enghsh artists foi sale cheap HAMlLlON
1l5 Bleeckerst, n. Y.
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NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON
fare ONE DOLLAR Tickets limited and good only
on steamer leaving OF sale and connecting
63O a. IN. Magnificent steamers
NEWPOR1 and OLD COLONY leaye New-YoTk daily (Sun:
0ays excepted) al D. Pier North River foot OF
Murray.st Tickets staerOOms obtained ONLY at the
once Of the Line Pier Zs North River, foot Oi Mu1rays
and on board steamers.
GRO. l.. CONNoR, Genl Passr AgL- - . .,.
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OBSERVE THE TIME TABLE CLOSELY.

In addition. the GRAND REPUBLIC leaves DAILY,
West 2ith-sr, 10 a Leroyst 1920 A. Pier 2 y. r.,
l04O a. nj lewelps Wharf BroOSyn ii a. m, .,
Returning steamers leave Iron Pier 80 minutes %
D. m, after which the AMEkICUS Will leave az ,. an5
the GRAND RkPU BLIC, the last boat at 10 p. IN.
Single fare. 3j cents excursion tickets. 80 cents.
WHICH INCLUDE ADM tssIONs TO THE PIER
r,ot.,r .L.r. .nrn. u m I.n.t
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btsamboats an6 RAILROADS..

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT IHE
ST., 30S West Twenty.thirdst, corner Eightha ve;
No 92 East Fourteenth.st. UniOn-square, $50
1hirdaye cor Forty at the ia RLEM OFFICE
No 2XSI Thrdave. one hundred andtwenty fourth st
Harem Savings Bank Buiding, up TO D. mp at regular
NJ o.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.YCRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains way daily three depots IN
Philadelphia, two In NewYOrk.
Double Track, the improved Equipment, and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
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ONE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR to WORCESTER Limited tickets 81.
GOOD SUPPER the boats for 90 cents Steamers leave
per 40. North River. daily, at $50 p. In 40,
steamers Of the NORWICH LINE leave same pier daily
week qays .. m Sundays $3.50 m,) for Boston, Nor-
ceseT. and Portland and the White Mountains, daily
yeeDt~
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4 LBANY B0ATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
and ST. JOHN leave Pier No. Al North River
loot OF Canast. week day .. m, connecting
a. Albany SUNDAY morning excepted) with trains North
west and East Excursion 10 Albany and good 80
Gays, 81 SARATOGA and return ~ az, .
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Qedrhers.
Continued from sixth Page.

A LADY desires n position as school teacher !
~ teaches German drawing needlework. hndergarten
highest referenCes 81 Jane-St
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC EN-.
~ CAMPMENT.
SPECIAL TRAINS. REDUCED RATES
THROUGH CARS
the
second Annual Encampment Dept q y. J. G. A. Re- a,
CAMP SkILLMAN, SKILLMAN STATION, Bound
Brook Route, midway between NewYork and PhadephaOn
AUGUST 26, %, % and 29, 1879.
LEAVE NEW.YORK FOOT LIBERTY-ST., " r., at $50,
7i5, S45 o, l03O, ll5a. 1870, z3O 4, 43O j3J 7l5,
~ =.
Returning leave Skillman ar 2l5 100 1896 lllO m.
l2:42, 2.JO, 4:47, 6:lO 645, 7:3O, S:35 $50 D
FARE NEW.YORK to sKILLMAN AND RETU URN, 81 80.
Tickets good TO return until September !, 1879.
H. l.. BALDWIN,,
Gen. Pass "A gent,
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ATRANY and TROY bv DAY BOATS.

Office
LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
"A C. VIBBARD ana d. DREW
Leave Vesy-s 39 N r. at $50 and 24th-st. at a.
m, QIOm BROOKLYN bv Annex boat at -, Landing at
NYACK FERRY, WEST POINT. CORNWALL, NEW
BIZ RG, return by down boatl PO,KEEPsIE, RHINE
BECK CATSKILL and HUDSON. Tickets sold and bag.
gage checked NORTH WEST Tickets or Coupons good
on Hudson River Railroad received for passage.
SPECIAL TRAIN TO AND FROM SARATOGA
nor NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL and in
termcd1ae points. Steamers leave Pier 20 Il. r.. daily
tSupdavs excepted al D. NJ weuty third ST. T.. r. OF 3l5
D. NJ and IL D. u connecting with special trains at New
Haven Hartford Springfield sc. Tickets sold and bag
gage checked at 944 Broadway NewYOTk, and COurtst-
Brooklyn Excursion 10 New-Hayen and return, 81 o.
EOR RONDOUT and KINGST0N.-Land
Il al Cozzcns West POINT, Cornwall NewburR, Marlboro,
Milton Poughkeepse, EsOpus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware ana Waiilf Valley Railroads Steamboats, JA MES
W. BALDWIN ana THO MAS CORNELL leave DAILY at
o. N, PIER 81, North River foot Of HarIisOn-st
Except Saturdavs the steamer Thomas Cornell VIII
leave az O'Clock p connecting with Evening Train Oh
AZ lister and Delaware Railroad
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RRlDGEPORT, and all points on Honsatonc
~ aud Naugauck Railroads. Fare sl. Steamer Bridgeport
leaves Catharnesp daily Sundays excepted at ll:3O m
and Bridgeport al IA pt
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nRnNInENCE LINE TO ROST0N-

L via Providence Direct ..
A FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL
THE FANORIrE PALACE STEAMERS
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ray Allen, 49,.
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse Mott
leave D. IN daily (Suudays exceptod from I1er 20 North
Vjyet lOOt OF " aITeu-sL)
PasseugeTs Boston at z a NO ntermedlate
lsndiugs between New York aud Providence. -
aIl0ns and tickets at nos. 500 49, fo5 anu
Q4I BroadWay at Metropolitan aud fh Avenue hOJels n
y ana G3 N ashg tOn,sl BTUJAyu Also, ucAels sJ,! AZ
all motel ana principal ucke Oces, and at al Offices Oi west
colt Express Company. u . p.pgoCV pr.s,t
L. ". IILKINs. q. T.. AgL u ,. bADCOoiA' Itoe =
V'HE OLD RELIABLE SIQA s6i iAGIQS ~, y y LINE
Al \ L. IN iron, Pier 50. North River NOOt Of JsysLl
suecal limited ticzets GOOD ONLY on %.lO a. I- ell-
melting train az StOungtOn sold via this lire from Ne"l OK
fOI II
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A NEW W-BRUNSWICK boat, landing al
n Sayrevle south Ambos Perth Amboy, TotteDytlle.
Woodbridge, Rosylc and star Landings Steamer Wyoming.
from loot Cana every week day az fare lower tnsn
other route.
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Corpordtlou Notltes.
NOTICE.-TO CONTRACT

PROPOSALS will be received the office Of the Depart
nent Public Works until september 8. 1879 for paving
Fthaye from Seventy seCOnd.st to Nlneuethst, with
Nacadam Pavement. ..
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6nmmcr Boaco.

A FEW boarders can be accommodated with
good board terms IS per week September aud oct6
Der 81 per week. Address
ELMER SMITH Freehold Greene County NY.
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Qrra1l Cleaners.


n MEhIO3N LINE IOI Wv y anu
IN IINERPOOL.-Ouly Transatlantic Line under the
AMERICAN FLAG. sailing every saturday from Pmiade-
pima and every Wednesday from Liverpool Extra saihng5
alternate Wednesdays, rom Philadelphia alternate Salu
N.9 TIT ~ rHURsDAY. Aug o. $50 q. m
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" BETWEEN NEW.YORK AND HAVRE.
Pier Of Company new No AZ North River loot OF Morton 81
Travellers by this line avoid both transit by English rai
way and the dscOmfOTs Of crossing the Channel IN small
TRGNcF Trudelle ......... Wednesday Aug 27, p m.
CANADA Franrcul Wednesday, Sept. 5. $3.50
IABRADOK sanRlier "Wednesday. sept TO- II noon
Credit LYOnnas Of Pans, IN amounts 10
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent No SO Broadway.
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NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DTVISIO

FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Connections Leave foot Lberty-s for Freehold at
7:45. ll:4J a. m. A. G;l5 p H.
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RED STAR LINE-FOR. ANTWERP.

Sailing every 10 days alternately from Philadelpha an
NowYOrk landing passengers within few hours ride OF tn
important points Of interest the Continent
SWITZERLAND. FRIDAY. sept. D, y o. m
FOR rates o. passage and other information Apply 70
pot WaInIt-st Philadephia. 81 Broadway ew-YOrl
JOHN MCDONALD, Agent Battery place, New ! OIh
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[EW NIGHT LINE to NEWPORT, r. L.

Leave Grand Central Depot shore Line Sleeping Ex
press daily Sundays included at 10 due al Newport
j:30 Leave Newport alsO daily at II p nj due al
New OrE at G2S THEO. WAUKN. Supt
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF EW-JERsEl

mains for Englewood Closer Piermont and Nyack
l. g. 4, i:jn bfu, U;iu $50 ll;aO p M
sunday 9 a IN. and $50 p The 1880 p In train WI
l,tyr 50 minutes later "a urday mghts. 49,.
Eauuet spring valley and M0nsey, 800 m, 400 D. N
JNO. \. ABBOTT. Gen'i Passr Agt, New.York .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-03
GEORGETOWN.

THE DAsHATAY CLvB held Its weekly mee.-
ing at the club hall. over the market house, on
high street last night, Mr., John Berry nre:ld
ng. Addresses were made by tieSSrs. Bud E,-
SleStOn, dohn B. Wheeler, Watkins Addison ir
and General Hayward. 4 large number of pt,,-
PIE signed the E,edGe. This cub is n inu:ng
&c &c coed work here.
acknowledgement SOmmeryille Nicholson
OF the 7. 5. N. on New Year evening. slipped
ard fell on the ice, on the sidewalk near his
home, on Stoddart street. and broke his collar
bone. Ee Is doing Wen to-day.
AkRlvEp.-Steamer E. c. knight, CAPTAIN
Chlcester, arrived from Quantico yesterday
evening, after much difficulty. Two TUG boats
were employed in breaking the ice for her
From present appearances she won't get away
very soon. o''s
BELOW ZkRo-The Thermometer showed two
degrees oeloW zero at sunrise this morning in
Georgetown. LII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-03
THE EVENING STAR.
The Weather.
OFFIcE OF CHIER SIGNAL OKY1crR. !

" ASIfiNITOS. Jan. >. 1879. y
SYNnPoSI, FOR TIE PAST TTESTY-FOUR
H0JES.-An area Of high pressure, with very
cold northwest winds. has continued extend
inE southwark over the entire country between
the Rocky Mountains and the AlleghanieS, ana
Is nOW apparently central in the lower MISSOURI
valley. Cloud and snOw are reported from a
portion OF the lower lake region and northern
New England. but elsewhere clear weather pre-
walls. IN area Of unusually low pressure has
moved slowly n0Tthwarti. and is now central
near faStUOTt. where the pressure Is lower
than has ever a. vet been recorded at signal
service stations. Westerly gales have nre-
vailed throughout the middle and east Atlantic
coasts Gnd the lake regions The rivers rose on
Thursday II Augusta and Nashville. bat fesi at
Shreveport, Cincinnati, Memphis and Eia.,s
burg.
.-,ofCATfONs.-FO the south Atlantic and gulf
states, rising barometer. colder nOTtherly
wiraS, Gear weather. possibly followed at coast
stations by haZy or cloudy weather. For Ten
nesSee and the Onto valley. the upper MissS-
Sippi and lower Missouri valleys, colder mort
west, possibly backing to southwest winds, ri5
Ing followed by stationary barometer. general
ly clear weather. For the lake region. north
west To southwest Winds. stationary o. lower
temperature rising barometer, partly cloudy
weather, and numerous SHOWS. For the middle
states and New England, rising barometer,
colder northwest winds, clear and clearing
weather. The rivers viii generally fall. eau
tiOnGry signals continue at IeWeS. Grand Hl-
Een- Milwaukee and LudnrtOn. CautiOndry of
shore signals continue ~ indianGia, Galveston,
Port EadS, Mobile, Macon, cape Lookout, Cape
HatteraS, Kitty Hawk. Cape Henry. Norfolk,
Baltimore, Cape MAY. atlantic CITY, Barnegat
Sandy Hook, New York New Haven. New Lon
don. Newport. Woods Hole, Boston. section
Right. Portland. Section seven and Eastpott
RANGE OF TEE THERMOMETERS.
The following Is the readings of the therDloJl-
o.: T:35 a. M, 0o: II midday. q: p. IT,, -,
maSimum, %: minimum. o.5o below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-03

POLICE CoURT-Ju1qs Shell.
To-day, George Black, Henry, Lee, John H.
move snow from sidewalk, were fined 81 each.
Maria Gibbons, Edward NIagrut, Frederick My
ers and Thomas NJ. Buchanan, were sent down
for vagraDcy. Edward Nelson. disturbing the
quiet OF Georgetown: 81 or seven DAYS ClaS
b. Mccain, charged with grand larceny Of two
cases OF champagne from Mr. Spofford OF the
Riggs house; continued. Joseph Rodgers, was
charged with false pretence: continued. Henry
turner, larceny OF watch valued at 500: con-
t1nued Charles Myers and Joseph Jefries
charged with larceny OF large number OF gold
spectacleS from Franklin d Co., opticians; con-
t1nued; $1,000 bail each; committed Fanny
Waters. charged with assault on Anne Brown:
cnntihGed. Charles Justice. decent looking
white man, was charged with being a vagrant, ,
IL was teStlfled by c0lOred man that he saw
Justice In company with another white nan on
pennsylvania avenue. between 3th anl l0th
streets, about 10 O'Clock last night. They We're
at the window OF Mr.. Kenny'S store. when the
window was smashed in. Justices COMPANION
ran away, and witness called for a policeman
and had defendant arrested This did not ma e
John SmaliWOOd, cOlOEed, reported by the NJ
lice as an old offender was arraigned On the
charge OF stealing ladies' trunk and It's con
tents. The case was continued until to-.nor-
row.. 1t is alleged that Smallwood, VINO Is
nard-cartlnan, was engaged to carry a trunk
lIom one house to another, and that he walked
Oil With 1t and euded arrest for several DAYS
The cases of Daniel Herbert, charged VITA as
sauIt ON John Kemp, and John Kemp, charged
Win aSaauit On Daniel Herbert, were continued.
MARKET HOUSE ROW.
Nlchaei Shinn IT., assault on ClriSt01ner
Bohlayer. 1t was testified that Mr.. Shnn. who
is q Waterman In the Eastern Market, SneaKed
up behind Bohlayer, who was in conversation
with the senior Shinn. and knocked him down
The occurrence took place In the Eastern
Market house. Mr.. Jacob Frank, dealer IN
The market, testified that he saw the same act
Shlnn was behind Mr. Bohlayer when he struck
and took him unaWareS. Michael Shinn. senior
for defence, testified that he is employed in the
markef, his son assisting him in his duties He
said Mr. B. and he (WitneSS) mad some words
together and Mr.. Is. said something very Often
sise TO his son, at the same time putting his
nand behind him as ii to draw a pistol, When
his son struck him with stick across the face
isaac Shinn, the younger, testified to about the
same effect, and that he saw a knife In Mr. BPS
hand when he (witness) struck him. Mr.. New
conn, Market master, testified that he heard
Mr.. BOhlayer threaten to shoot Shinn after the
assault had taken place. Isaac Shinn, the
elder, was recalled and testified as to threats
he heard Mr.. b. make against his son after the
occurrence-that he would shoot him, and
afterwards that he would cut him. The court
fined Mr.. Shinn $40 and costs, and required Mr..
Bohlayer to give his personal bonds TO keep the
peace towards Shinn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-03
Condensed Eoca,s,

Tie officers OF Columbia ledge No. =, r. A.
A. NJ. we're publicly Installed last evening.
ttf2Ed Master Horace !. Whitney Officiating.
i'T. y. 7. Ramsey, While passing the corner
Of 18th and = streets nv, last evening. slipptd
en- the pavement and broke his right les near
the ankle.
The final arrangements were made yesterday
Tor neutrality-suspicious. walk between Miss
May Marshall. CT Chicago. and Vim. Crawford.
CT this city, al FCTd's Opera House. conmeucii.r
81 p m neXt Wednesday and ending II p. III.
Thursday.
y blacksmith named Mortimer, formerly OF
this city, employed at I1s3ryyiiic, Prince
Georges county. Nd. vas thrown from bis
hOrs', recently and Killed. lie leaves helpless
family. consisting OF wife and seven small
children.
n certificate has been fled in the Recorder OF
Feeds Office that the following have been elected
trustees CT the North Presbyterian chur7h:-O
b. Brown and Il. DuTyea 10 serve TIL March,
$50; a. VI. Buck, ". II. Gaines and j. *. En-
good TO March, 1856; and ". y. Green and Jas