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RAILROADS.

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAH.ROAD.
x.tioa.i Host. .nd ssals E TkAG q tn.
North. NerthWest. West
1e.i' 'ns fIST$ TS tx q isjs s.a.n
Esprsss Nice dy on Sandsy1 70 III i.si GeSp
s1s ssSRs = Hships tisfs 1n1,Ees June
$50 s!2::]sI xan.pGH: .nS z.y: r.sa
Fisi o Ard Wv "a |ksl.y:! j.. I.,.., -
WipSheeter. Haeerstovn and wsY .tstiona
ns ssO YoFf sgssoP and
rsurR E1snss 1Ys dsasss AZ: and
saSss Cars Sa1 ca e
9O0A m.-tOn Sunday only-Baltmore. Annapo-
1000 : m.-Balt.more Express. Stops ct Bladens.
burg, Collese. Beltsvine. Laurel. Annapolis Juno
8 SO m-Baitimore. Annapolis. Eniooe. City
l;s0 m s,os :. Yo,1: Philadelphia and Boston
%SSH is1nda syn SSr%3E W. Rsa%Sss and w.y
$50 :. m-Bsiti%oSe .n slsasnsSurs. and Laurel
41press Frederick. via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
4 :35 p. m.-fPoipt Of Rocks, Frederick. Hagcrs
t 6 Winchester apS way Stations On Sunday to
aao mofB sIa wsy Annapoa and WAY Btu.
ons
6:SOp .m.-tPHnADKLPHIA, NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except Sum.
day. Norfolk Passengers taken In the oars direct to
boat at Canton Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
$50 p. m.-Point of Rocks and Way btationa
TOO p. m.-tBaltynore and Way Stations
6:lO p. m.-fBALTIMORE EXPRESS Ellicott
Sib p.m.CtGHIOAGO. COLUMBUS AND PITTS
BURGH EXPRESS. Sleeping car to Chicago.
f%!ttsissa;sn s:esE EESPaE7zSs k RH11Apz1RH1A
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Stops ct Bladens
burg and IAmei Sloepin1 car to New York And
special sleepinR car to Philadelphia
II 90 p. m.-tBt Louis and Cincinnati Express
Pullman Cars.
tDsily. t6unday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
All trains stop ct Relay Station
For further Information apply q the Baltimore
and Ohio .cket Omcee, Washington Station, and
Co.'S 610 and 1885 Pennsylvani2 avenue where ordera
will be taken for Baggage to be checked and received
at any point In the city. W. NJ CLEMENTS,
Master Of Transportation,
I. n COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. g. KOONTZ. General Agent. myl7tr
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$40 TO 500 INVESTED IN WALL STREET Stocks
makes fortunes every month. Send for Pamph-
let explaining everything. Simpson & Co., 40
Exchange Place, New York. 9,16,e6:
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MR.. VIM b. RERD, VINO holds the appointment
from the Secretary OF the Interior as a member
OF the board Of fire commissioners, but whom
the board have so far declined to meet officially
was at the Morrison building last evening to
attend meeting of the board but was informed
that they had adjourned at their last meeting
for one month, instead OF two weeks, as he had
been previously informed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-18

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
James Duffy and Maria Curley; Nathaniel Allen
AID Susanna X. Stansbury, both of Prince
George county, Md; Anderson Roam and Sarah
Johnson; William Taylor and Nelly Ann Maria
Nugent, both of Fairfax, Va: William Henry
Groves and Annie LovejOy; John W. Harmon
gomery county, Md; Henry Brown and Eliza
beth johnson; Mason Bates and Alice Morton.
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THE OOUR rs.

EQUITY C0URT-Jttdge MacA rth,r.
To-day, Adamant1ne Brick Co. agt. Woodruff.
decree appointing receiver.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Smell.
To-day, Malinda Miller and GeOrgtana Chap
man. disorderly; IS. Thos johnson, profanity;
s., or days. Eliza Smith, do; do Geo. Lee,
dlsorderly; IS, or Is days. Geo. Poets and Henry
disorderly; s.: VIM. Meter, fast driving: $40.
Cornelius Cole, swearing IS, or days John
Nelson Nelson, dlsorderly; S, or 80 days. Edward
Russell, Vim. Beak, jr., Leon Bond, disorderiy:
FORFEITED. Dennis Bland. violating hack law
50. John MCGUIRE and Peter Mott, trespass; $40
Wife; S. and personal bonds VIM Weaver,
assault; s.. J.W. Tucker, do; do. VIM. Davis,
40; forfeited. Ella Holmes, larceny of locket,
cha1n, and 81 from George w. Lee; jail 80 days.
Samuel Matthews, Llewellyn Ashton and Rich
ard Smith, assault on John Ware; Smith fined
f10 others dismissed. Arthur Keller, assault on
Elvlra Pearson; continued. w. II. Lee, rape;
dismissed
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TO Ladies' and GeMtIemen.
We wish to call attention to A. F1scher's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
No. 900 street, near 9Th street. By promptly
American or European Invention, he is enabled
to do his work In u manner not to be equalled
by those not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed. The
Through skillful pressing and ref1nishing all
garments will appear like new. Cheapest prices
In the city according to tie work doi e, and
sufttng dull times
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Would Not BE without 1t.
Such Is the verdict after using Quirk's Irish
Tea. 1t regulates the system. Costs 25 cents
package.
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FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins-
lo,cs' Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen.
terry and diarrhOea, whenever arising from teeth
ing or other causes. An old and well-tried rem.
edy; 25 cents q bottle
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THROWN OUT OF A BUGGY.-About Az O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, horse attached to q
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad. near AZ
street, and ran away, throwing the occupant,
Mrs: Noneif, out and seriously injuring her.
DR.. McWill1ams was called and rendered medi-
cal aid
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TIE LEE MAGIIL OUTRAGE CAsB.-To-day in
the Police Court, the case OF w. H. Lee, charged
with nay0pg, on the 22d OF August, committed
MIS-. E. L. Barker), 10 years OF age, was re-
suned, Mr.. Williams for the defendant. The
first witness was Mr. Chas. Pelham, who testi-
proceedings, and that nothing was said before
him about Lee charging $40 to go on the bond.
The defendant, Lee, took the stand, and testi-
stating that her mother wanted 80, and then
she came with another letter, stating that he
need not come to her house before o'clock at
night; that she frequently came there for
money, some times In small sums. He
described the situation OF the room, and
the the fact fact that he had no bolts On
part OF the doors were glass; that there
were three rooms. Lieut.. Kelly testified
TO the situation OF the rooms. Daniel Lee,
tender at the place, and described the premises:
recolects that tie girl came there with note
and went right out again; was not there alone
with his brother. The court. at this point, said
tnere were some quite remarkable things about
Ids case-the witness being white and the de.
iendant cololed. Ordinarily, II white woman
IS assailed by colored man the action is
prompt. 1t seemed TO him that If this offence
was true the girl would have promptly informed
her mother. When the mother is Informed does
she promptly call on surgeon? There were
TOO many things tending to throw an air of i'm
probability about the case, and he did not feel
Deca use OF the inherent difficulties surrounding
the case, that he should send the case to the
grand jury, and subject and expense in exam
Ing the case, and he would therefore dismiss it,
The defendant thereupon left the court.
TEN CHILDREN AND A DoG.-In the Police
Court this morning Samuel Nugent. white
man. was charged by his wife, Frances, with an
assault on her, and the latter testified to hav-
ing been struck by him: that the difficulty oc-
CURED about dog lying on some of her cloth
Ing. Defendant took the stand and said he had
ten children dhe Court-"NO matter how many
childIen, poor family must have a dog; that
on the occasion she objected to him bringing
dog to the house, and after some words she
raised skillet, and In knocking it off it struck
him In the face. The court did not take much
stock In his statement, and imposed fine Of
IS, and required him to give personal bonds,
stating that he was only thus len1ent because
Of his family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-18

NATIONAL THFATER.-The play now on the
Or aids at tie National attracts good audiences
brought cut by tie we'll chosen cast. The play
is urdoubtedly a success.
FCRp'S OPERA HousE-The PinafOre company
is giving that popular opera with spirit at the
Opera House. The general verdict is that Wash
ipgton has seen no better representation of Pin
afOre than is now being given here.
BARNuM's SHow.-Barnum will be here three
with his "only and greatest show on earth
He has increased his already innumerable at
fractions. and will show Washington the best
circus and menagerie Of the day
THEATER COMIQUE.-The varied programme
at the Comique cannot fail to satisfy ali tastes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-18

JUST RECEIVED, a fresh supply of the evil
Han" three-button soc. kid glove, In all the
newest shades - !
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CAsHMKREs, all Of the new colors. all wool
Sec; embroidered velvet for trimming. Tow
sons, Pa. avenue, south side, near 9TH st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-18

WEAKNESS and sickness changed to health
and strength with Hep Bitters, always.
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M ILLER & JONES'
POPULAR RESORT FOR GENTLEMEN,
NATIONAL THEATRE BUILDING,
Open from am. to IL p. M.
BILLIARDS. Soc. PR HOUR.
POOL Every Evening.
Billiard materisl for sale. Cues Tipped, and all
kinds OF billiard work executed at short notice.
sepl6-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-18

A SURE THING; 1t never fails; cure yourself
for 81. Prof. Chapin's Buchu- ratba-a quick
complete cure for all urinary, kidney. bladder
and genital diseases In male or female. 81, al
druggists: advice free. Depot, IS Barclay St.
N. Y, and for Washington al $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. S2,eO1Y
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THE EVENIrTG STAR.
IETRSDAY.....S September Is. 1879.
LOCAL NEWS.

Amusemenss, ETC.. Tonight
National TheateT.-"Queens Evidence"
Ford's Opera Honse.-Pfnafore.
ThSdfer COfnf1ue-NartetfeS.
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BILL FOR DIvORCE.-Yesterday Mary Ann
Mountenay filed her bill for divorce from John
j. Mountenay, gasfltter. She sets out mar
Rage In May, 1852, at Peterborough, England
and immigration to this city In 1855, and she
alleges fourteen years OF tnhuman treatment as
ground for divorce. Beatings too numerous to
broken china; driVings out at midnight into
snow and rain, are set forth In detail, and she
charges that he drove her out of the house
on the 9th OF August, and she was forced to
sleep In her back yard. She asks allmony dur
ing the suit, With counsel fees, divorce and per
manent aiimony.
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TEE DENAIsK CAsB.-This morning In the
Police Court the case of Francis Denaise.
charged with assault and battery with intent
10 k1ll James Sheehan by shooting him, on the
2sth OF August, was called, and by his counsel
he waived on examination and gave bail for the
action Of the grand Jury.
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THE ARTICLES SIGNED.-The articles Of agree.
ment for the walking match for the Ashley belt
me thirteen men entered for the contest VIII
nave representative In the board Of manage
tn eh': Ine entries for the walk are E. p. Wes-
DBL DBL, CIas; RoWel, John Ennis, Geo. Hazael,
lay lay. ya0l, inc pie eater, Hiram Jackson. w. b.
e eeddemeSsr ano d. Hart, the latter colored
R. ~ iio''"onVe'
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SCHOOL CHILDREN can be handsomely fitted
out with the very best garments, made in a
SUP erior manner, and sold at reasonable prices,
by purchasing at the boys clothing house OF b.
Robinson 9O9 Pa avenue
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"A M USEM Ennis.
NATIONAL THEATER.
~ o. y Esidesce
S SSSkSTTiiss$SFb sssfSf$%SSEEEsssss
& 4 4EE $ $kEs$ & % %$E $sE:
P PE1T
$$ SHHs;s E E E$EEBHsSH:
ys1y EEy ysnn an: and Mathis:
Evsrs Evening and sstardsyy Matinee.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER "a,
Afah Richmond's Comic Opera Company,
sep1s-tr FATINITZA.
FORD's. "H. N. 8. Pinafore." Opera.
Crowded Nightly with the Elite OF the City.
AN ARTISTIC TRIUMPH IN EVERY SENSE.
Brilliant in Every Detail.
pr,,,,n, Mns,c BTia Rt; IL Every e., Word.
Scenery Unsurpassed. Costumes Unequalled
OVER SEVENTY PEOPLE ON THE STAGE,
kclipsing all Other Efforts.
R RememSsr the the Matinee s.tnrday.
RENE mber the Matinee Saturday.
Remember the Matinee Saturday.
.ss1ss 5s5 nrssrRnns
p. T. BARNUM's CHEAT SHOW.
COMING!
THE Sun OF THE AMUSEMENT FIRMA-
MENT!
ACCOMPANIED BY GALAXY OF STARS,
P. T. BARNUM'S
OWN AND ONLY
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH,
WILL. EXHIBIT AT
wASEINGT
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
THREE DAYS ONLY.
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,.
SEPTEMBER ODD, 23D AND path.
VASTLY INCREASED ATTRACTIONS.
'"s = E Ga1sr Lazy cG% ss''szrs ef 800
. The lncomparabIe Quartet:
4 The Four c Wati Art stes ofthe 4
- Madame Elise Dockrin, /
gle hs asF r ssss5G S ans
ser sational ACT ON FOUR HORSES
Miss Emma Lake, 2
"Amerlcas Side-saddle Queen" in her Famous
MepaRe Act.
MILE Linda Geal, 3
The Queen OF the Flaming Zone in her Leapins and
durdle bareback Act. concluding with her leap
With her horse, through flames of Blazing Petro
leum.
Miss Kate Stokes, 4
In her Beautiful Bareback Act.
SignOr Sebastian,
The Champion sensatlnnal Bareback Rider Of the
80 Twenty Imported 20
Unoer the Direction of
Carl Antony. jr.
90 Cages of Animals! SO
A MUSEUM OF
$4,000 Fifty Thousand $4,000
CUHIOSITIES.
Goshen The Giant.
COsfentenus, The Tattooed Greek
Minnie heeler, The Dwarf,
The Mysterious Lady!
A GRAND STREET PROCESSION
On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Odd, AT 9AM.
Admission, 60 cents; Children under 9. 25 cents.
later.
For the accommodation Of Ladies and Families
platform. with
2,0CO RESERVED NUMBERED CHAIRS,
which may be secured at the Ticket Office on the
ground or by those who wish to avoid the crowds
at Ellis Music Store, at the usual slight advance
sep17 If, .2O&22
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CITY ITEMS.

Why Are You Bilious
when twenty-five cents will get you package
OF Quirk's Irish Teas 1t never fails
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n,s,y,c, eovcrrmen, Affair.

Number Of checks drawn by Mr. Dodge In the
Tefubdipg U water rents. up TO y O'Clock TO-
Cay. was 5,2OO-the amount SO refunded being
5000
TIE Treasury department has declined to
crnvert tie $4,000 in coupon bonds into regis
tered bonds as requested by the First National
Bank OF New York.
PAL don was granted to-day to Vim. Cor
mick, convicted OF carrying pistol, and SEN
fenced TO the workhOuse for sixty days.
recommending the condemnation OF alley in
square 4s3, between B street and Maryland ave.
nue., nth and sth streets for sanitary reasons,
was TO- day referred to Major Twinfnp.
The number of drawback certificates issued
by Mr.. Roome, the clerk in charge OF re-
visions OF special assessments, up to IL O'Clock
to-day was 2,277, amounting to SIS, O63.5 81.
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SALE OF ROsEs.-Thomas Bowling will SELL
tomorrow morning, at his salesrooms, a splen-
did consignment Of roses in pots, comprising
all the best known varieties
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A TRAIN WRECKED ON TIE B. AND o. r r.
The train from the west, on the b. and o. r. r.,
due EeIe at 5 o'clock last evening, met with
serious accident about = O'Clock p. ~, at ST.
the Metropolitan Branch. 1t appears that a
freight train which laid On the switch left the
western or northern end open. but the other
end closed. The incoming train, approaching
at its usual speed In running through the
switch jumped the track and ran into bank
The engineer, James Buckley, -lessened the
shock somewhat by putting on the air-brakeS.
AS il was the engine was about bali turned over
and badly damaged, and the express car, postal
car, refrigerator car and baggage car followed
ard were rocked. There were some 300 pas
sengeTs o. board, and for time there was
was much excitement and fears that several
were killed or injured, but It was found that
none OF the passengers were badly hurt Some
OF the employees did not, however fare so We'll
The express messenger was caught in the debris
OF bis car and It's freight and received serious
cuts. Although the scene OF the accident was
only seven miles distant, il was about four
hours before tbe passengers were brought 10.
TRANPs ARRESTED. Last night about 1a
O'Clock, sergeant Slattery and Oficers Pfan
and Cole went to the stable on the Middleton
place, near Brooks, In search OF tramps, and
found three In the hay covered UP to their
threats, snoring away. Two of them were
secured and taken TO the second precinct sta
ton and given soft board for the balance OF
TIE night. The third one managed 10 escape
In the Police Court this morning, the two who
were captured gave the names of John Mcclure
anu feteT MOtt. 1N6y were convicted or tres.
pass and furnished with grub tickets TO the
brick hotel near the Eastern Branch for thirty
days.
WASHINGTON CITY CATTLE MARKET-Queens-
torn Stock Yard, September II, 15I9.-tRe-
ported by Lewis ID. Means o1-221
cattle-20S sold at prices ranging from 2k TO
~ cents per pound 2I5 sheep and lambs
Old saeep sold at prices ranging from 30 to Al
Genus per pound: lambs from 70 5 cents per
pound ~ cows and calves sold from SIS to S35
each Market fair.
A LITTLE WAIF.-Yester1ay afternoon a col-
Oieu woman named Mary jackson brought 10
TIE Ioufth precinct station male infant about
Two weeks Old, which, She stated had haan ter
at her mouse, On 24th street, between I and x
NV. by white woman, who gave her name as
Mrs. Riley, since which time she mas nor heen
seen. 1t was sent this morning by Lieutenant
NO0nsn TO ST. AIMS infant asylum
THIS MORNING. in the Police Court, Judge
Shell, the case OF John Pope Hodnett, Charged
with the larceny Of g 80 from VIM. Anderson On
the 18th Of september. was called and continued
TIL saturday. Anderson claims that when he
placed his account In Hodnett 5 hands he agreed
TO pay him 10 per cent, but now he claimed
and retained SO per cent, hence the charge.
WHEN lurid suns pour down aInain,
And sweat envelops one like rain,
We then some pleasant draught would fain
Our state 20 ease,
AID Sanford's Ginger, timely ta'en,
can't fall 10 please.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERM'Ts

49, GEORGETOWN, D G . SEPT. 10Th, 1879.
Ig A meeting Of the STOCKHOI .DERs Of the
WASHINGTON TURNPIKE COMPANY will he
held at the Farmers and Mechanice National BANK,
MONDAY, October goth, for the election of Pres i
dent, Treasurer ana eight Managers Polls open 10
am. and clofe IL am.
sepl1 1aw2w W. LAIRD, JR Trea' urer
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That never rusta, never breaks, never we&rsD q.
always clean, and can be worn while be$htng,ts ::
NrA Fiahar d0Votc0 her sfteufioo 10 the wants,
ady p0$rou6 0ocll-ly
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TIE NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATIONS Frank
Hume was yesterday appointed chief marshal
OF the National Fair Association, Vice Col j. o.
p. Burnside, OF the Post Office department who
Will be unable to be in this city during the fair
on account of engagements In illinois, Wm.H
Clagett has been elected member of the board
OF directors to serve In Mr.. Burnside's place In
lie rOaId. Mr.. John w. Garrett, president
o. r. r. Co., and Mr. W. W. Corcoran visited
the fair grounds at Ivy City Tuesday, and ex-
pressed themselves highly pleased at the selec-
ton and the prospects of the fair. The board
OF directors Will have consultation with Mr.
Garrett as soon as he returns from Pittsburg
about an additional switch at Ivy City, and
also other matters In connection with the fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-18

old CLOTHING Eel RICE, dsales IN
~ Second hand CLOTHING. BOOTS. SHOES.
Tia hieheet prices ~ CASH for the several articles
nan,od above. Orders By nian attended to. novStr
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THE NATIONAL YELLOW FEVER COMMISSION
The executive committee OF the Rational yellow
FEVER relief commission met at l.. johnson G
Co. 8 bank yesterday. Messrs. Hill, Davis and
DICKSON were present. An appeal for relief
citation OF Memphis, IL was resolved that the
unexpended balance OF S241.41 be forwarded to
the association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-18

THE CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE Union of
North America opened its ninth annual session
In Detroit, Michigan, Yesterday. An address or
S. j. A letter from Pope Leo XIII. was read,
granting Great spiritual privilege to the mem
ber5. Letters OF encouragement from various
try were also read. The reports OF the officers
show favorable condition Of the Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-18

A WIDOWS CoNPLAINT.-Bridget Flanagan
entered suit In equity yesterday against John
Snow ana others for relief. She states that
for the petitioner and her two children In the
hands OF John Snow, who was appointed
guardian CT the latter, but never qualified as
such, only & iyfIg bond In $4,000 as executor
with John Mclaughlin and James McGraw as
suretfes; that he rendered hi first and final
account as executor I'm 1872, since which time he
amounting to about $4,000, but has rendered no
account, nor has he maintained the complainant
In manner suitable to her position, shebeing
suret1es is dead and the other Impoverished. so
that remedy by suit On the bond Is denied her
She asks an injunction to restrain the executor
OF McGraW and also Mrs. Show from dsposng
of the property, and that an account be taken
to ascertain low much is due her from the
estate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-18

In THE RIFLE CONTESTS at Creedmoor n Y,
yesterday, the cavalry match with carbines, at
200 yards, was won by troop l, OF Oswego by
1870 out OF possible o45. The team from the
match, 200 yards, scoring III and defeating sew
eral crack teams OF the New York clubs The
actin regiment OF Auburn, N. y, won the 209
yard state match, scoring 1884,
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COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL! COALl COALI
am unloading several cargoes of KaIrnis. Lykens
Valley, Lorberry and White ASH ~
COAL,
which Will be sold at bottom pricca
Call early and leave your orders.
L. WIN. GUINAND,
6S3 La. 40. and 1St st..
Between and So
WnAfl foot OF 90 b. sA my7-1y