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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-13
THE GRAND LODGI

THE GRAND LODGE, F.A.A.M., at their annual
meeting last night, at the Temple, elected Off
GERS for the ensuing year as follows: j. s. Nc
Coy, INV M; r. W. Fuller, RW.D.G.M.; Ell.
Chamberlin, R.W.S.G.W.; G. E. Corson. r. WI
CIV; w. r. Singleton, R.W.G. Secretary; C. C..
DuncanSon, R.W.G. Treasurer; John Locke w.
q. Lecturer; p. H. Hooe, Curator; A. F. Mason.
Chaplain; II. H. GerdeS, Marshal; S. N Thorn
Sc. Deacon; j. NJ. Fernandez. JIG. Deacon; a.
E. j. Middleton, jr., and j. c. Baker, Stewards.
and L. StOddard, Grand TYLER,
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THERE ARE MoNE CURES made With Hop Bitie,.s
than all OTHER medicines


Persons who have been taking Cod-Iiver Oil
Will be pleased to learn that Dr. Wilbor has sue
ceeded, from directions of several professional
gentlemen, in combining the pure Oil and Lime
IN such manner that it is pleasant to the taste,
and its effects in Lung complaints are truly
were pronounced hopeless and who had taken
the clear Oil for long time without marked
effect, have been entirely cured by using this
preparation. Be sure and get the genuine
Manufactured only by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist,
Boston. Sold by all druggists. SIT
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WHAT would Pliny or Strabo say to the an
nouncement that tramway up Mount Vesuvi-
us was nearly completed, and would soon be
open to the POmpeiian public? Engineering
operations were as familiar on a bold scale to
the ancients as they have been to modern gene
rations. But steam engines and tramwayS were
unknown to the ASsyr1an, Greek, or Roman in
stitution of civil engineers, by whom the bridges
canals, and cloacB OF the Old World were con-
structed for the admiration of our times.
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Is GEN. GRANT TEETOTALER?-At the meet
ing of the New Jersey State Temperance ALI
ance at Newark yesterday, the Rev. DR.. Finley,
Of the Central Presbyterian church, said that he
fornia in which 1t was stated that when at one
Of the recent receptions some native wine was
offered to Gen. Grant he refused tJ, saying that
when he sailed from Philadelphia for his two
years trip around the world he had resolved
not to drink liquor Of any kind. lApplause and
cheerS-IN r World, 18Th.
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Amusements. &c.

eI NATIONAL SL THEATERmThat very amusing and
ninety played comedy contempt of Court will
be given for the last time at the National this
evening, as 1t is to be withdrawn after tonight
to give place to forbidden Fruit" for the rest of
the week. Both are most enjoyable comedies.
Mr.. Sargents company, which brings them out,
is an excellent one. Those who fail to see "Con-
tempt OF Court" will miss good thing.
FoRDS OPERA HOUSE.-"1he Chimes Of Nor
mandy" at Ford's last night was successfully
given The cast sang well and were in perfect
accord; the chorus was strong and well trained
and Everybody knows what the result must have
been as the work is about the best of the light
modern operas in plot, treatment and STYLE and
Is one OF the most pleasing musical compositions
on the stage. 1t will be repeated the rest of the
week.
CoNCERT.-Prof. Bischoff's concert comes Off
at the Congregational Church tomorrow even
ing. The programme has been arranged with
great care. Reserved seats can be secured at
THEATER CoMIQUE.-The nightly bill at the
C0mlque Is varied and most interesting.
The ABBOTT Boom began to-day at the sale Of
seats for the grand English opera next week.
and those who wish to secure good places in adj
vance had better be looking after them .:Stand-
ing room only" is likely to be cry next week.
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SwINDL1NG A CREDULOUS CLERGYMAN-In the
court OF general sessions yesterday Hugh Nc
DermOtt, Jointly indicted with Thomas Lynch
on charge of stealing $40 from the Rev. James
Paige, OF .RuShford, ILL.,, was placed on trial.
On the afternoon Of october IS the complainant
was accoSted on Broadway by Thomas Lynch,
who made Mr.. Paige believe that he was ac-
quainted with several of his parishoners, and
among others Mr.. Ray, member OF Congress.
Lynch induced Mr.. Paige to walk into No. 400
Canal street, a restaurant. While they were
sitting at table a stranger, who said that he
was from Kentucky and householder, entered
and complained loudly of losses he had suffered
at cards Lynch sympathized with him, and
told him that he was very foolish. He produced
pack of cards. and volunteered to show the
stranger how he could always win. For the
purpose of illustrating the game he asked Mr..
Paige TO lend him what money he had. This
Mr.. Paige did. Lynch allowed the stranger to
win the money. and while Mr.. Paige and he were
talking over the ownership OF it, McDermOtt en-
tered and seeing the cards on the table pre-
tended to be much surprised. He said that he
would have all the persons arrested on a charge
of gambling, and with that avowed purpose
went toward the door. On this the stranger be-
came excited, ran from the room and has not
since been heard of. Lynch and McDermott
were afterwards arrested. The former pleaded
guilty and the latter went to trial. He was found
guilty OF grand larceny, and was remanded for
sentence.-[N 7. Tribune, 18th.
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SUDDEN CHANGES OF THE WEATHER often cause
Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic troubles
'.BfOlrn'S Bronchial TrocheS" will allay irrita
ton. which induces coughing, oftentimes giving
immediate relief. it's
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eE-The chief event at the Charlottesville, va,
races YESTERDAY was the mile heats race, be
tween j. Woods Garths Maidstone, OF Albemarle,
and C. w. Medinger's Tramp, OF Baltimore, best
two In three, for 500. The race was won by
Maidstone.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF the New York Stock Ex-
change now offer magnificent opportunities for
speculation through the Combination Plan. In
vestments OF SIS TO $4,000 of thousands of Gus
toners are often trebled. Profits are divided
pro rata every month. Anybody can make
money safely. Explanatory circulars free. Adj
dress Lawrence & Co., Bankers. 10 Broad ST..
New York.
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AUCTION SALE OF BoNDS-J T. ColdweIl. auc-
tioneer, sold yesterday at his Office SOC street,
$1,000 st. Louis city bonds at 1O6; 81 100 Bur-
Ington city bonds at 80; 81, $50 Winchester and
Potomac railroad bonds, guaranteed by Balti-
more and Ohio railroad at 99E; 8, 900 Virginia
bonds (Old) at &C.
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LOVE AND ARsENIC.-Clara Hamilton, aged 16,
a colored girl OF 155 Prince street, Brooklyn,
through dependency in love, attempted suicide
early yesterday morning by swallowing a dose
Fulton street, and after she had been given an
tidotes was taken to her home.-[N.Y 7. Sun, 1871.
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Sl.425.50 Profits In 20 Days.

SIU III Iegltlmate STOCK SpeculatiOnS In Wall st.
pays immense profits. Pamphlets explaining
everything sent free. HEATH & Co., Brokers,
1927 Broadway, N. Y. u,1,eo13t
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SHOT DEAD AT A TARGET.-George Cheney,
aged II, and another boy were firing at a target
in Clinton, N. Y. Cheney stepped up to the
target, adjusted it and moved away, but re-
turned again. His companion, not seeing him,
fired. The ball struck Cheney, piercing his left
lung and he fell dead.
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White Rock CANDY and Fine Otd RE Whisk.J
cures affections OF the Throat and Lungs. 80
cents and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere. 6
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What SO has done In Wall street by legitimate
Stock Speculations. Pamphlet explaining evnt,y-
thing sent free. SIMPSON & Co., 40 Exchange
Place, New York. o,2s7:
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-. tLoAKING CLOTH new styles; Cloaks new styles,
trimmed with velvet, from Sc up. ToWSONS, Pa.
av., south side, near eth.
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torn Stock Yard November 10, ls79-lReported
by Lewis d. Means & ColES06 cattle sold at
prices Pr. ranging from ~ to ~ per pound. 1sl
ranging from to N cents per pound; lambs
irom ~ TO cents per pound. 200 sheep and
.amps lelI over 10 cows and calves sold from
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The CUTIoURA REMEDIES are prepared by Weeks
Potter, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washington
Street Boston, and for sale by all Druggists Price
of CUTIcURA, small boxes, so cents large boxes.
containing sn tSo and one-ha times the quantity of
SOAP, 25 cents; by mail. SO cents; cakes, Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-13

II you are bilious don't delay. but regulate
your bowels. QutrE's Irish Tea will do it. Price
% cents,
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GREAT SALE OF OIL LANDs.-A special dis
patch to the Philadelphia Times from Bradford
Pa, November 18th, says:-The details of the
ever known to have been sold in the Oil regions
are made public for the first time tomorrow.
The land sold is what is known as the Moody
tract, situated six miles south Of this city and
OF which is known to be prolific Oil territory,
though but a very small portion has been de-
veloped. Only few wells have been drilled
the heirs OF Webb Clarke, Scribner and others,
OF New York city, and the guarantees, Melvin,
Walker & Howe, of this city, who take $500
Y, LOCO acres, and John Alien, jr., John will
liams, George E. Laverack and Others, of Butfa-
TO- the remaining 8, 800 acres. The land is to be
divided up into small parcels and sold or leased
for Oil purposes. The total consideration was
100000.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to James
]. Herbert, OF Charles county, Md, and Eliza
beth E. Walsh; William M. Ashley and NJ. E.
Thomas Jones, OF Mount Pleasant and Louisa
Boyd, OF Laurel, Md; John L. Elliott, of VIII
mington, Del, and Ella A. Clare; Charles Heitin-
ger and Clemfe Collef1ower; Joseph Mackall and
Eliza Snowden; John Norris and Kate Jefferson;
jeremiah Cole and Lay1nfa Smallwood; Robert
Lyles and Celia Jones; Henry Gaver and Ham
nah A. Love, both OF Loudoun county, Va; How
ard johnson and Mary Ann Shennard
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I DIPHTHERIA PREVAILS IN BROOKLYN to an eX
tent that has alarmed the health board. and
yesterday afternoon conference was held by
President OttersOn, Sanitary Superintendent
Raymond, Registrar Wyckoff, and Inspector
Griffiths The disease was found to be centered
in the lower part of the seventh ward, between
Flushing. Willoughby, Nostrand and Kent ave
nueS There were 35 cases Of deaths from it
last week, and in the last three weeks there had
been 1914 cases. Undertakes have been in
structed that the bodies Of all persons dying
OF the disease must be buried within tweniy-four
hours after death, and that the funeral services
must be private. Children are forbidden to at
tend school from houses in which there are per-
sons sick with diphtheria.-[M I. sur. 12th.
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LARGE QUANTITY OF BUILDING MATERIAL, AT
AUCTIoN.-Thomas Bowling, auctioneer, viii sell
tomorrow, in front of his auction rooms, a large
stock OF sash, blinds window frames inside
for builders, as the stock is of best quality and
regular sizes,
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EDGAR's WHooP1NG COUGH SPECIFIC never fails
to cure. Soc per bottle Sold by James A. Ed
gar, northwest cor Sth and E. Capitol SITS. 6
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &c, Tonight.

AmuseI1eNts, ENCs, HO'-Hfs""
National Thfater.-Sargent'S Comedy COM
pany In Contempt Of Court"
Ford's Oper-o HOuse-s'The Chimes of Nor
mandy by Fords Comic opera Company.
Tneater COnliQ1ie.-Julian Kent in "Wild BILL y
and varieties.
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Mr.. SOuLEis CONSTITUTIONAL telegram to the
New York Herald, from Syracuse, N. Y, Nov. IL,
Soule, of this city, candidate for state engineer
and surveyor on tile republican state ticket, was
the only nominee OF the Saratoga convention
feeling Of sympathy has sprung up among his
party friends. The result Of this has been that
Mr.. S0ule has developed into candidate for su-
perintendent Of public works. The name Of the
Well-kn0Wn canal contractor James j. Belden
has been mentioned in this connection, but Mr..
Belden to-day assured the Herald correspondent
count. He win, however, use his influence for
the benefit OF Mr.. Soule, who also has the back.
ing Of Congressman HtSc0ck.
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To BE UNIFORMED.-The train men on the
Baltimore Ohio railroad are to wear uniforms
soon. The conductors will wear blue coats and
trousers, with yellow buttons on the former;
the brakemen will wear the same except that
their buttons will be of White metal,
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GENERAL BUTLER is the latest of political
characters to express his views on the situation,
and does so in long talk with representative
of the Boston Globe, which supported him in the
late canvass. He thinks that he was defeated
who last year voted for Abbott, but this year
voted for Long: He also, he says, lost many
votes by the sailing Of the mackerel fleet from
Massachusetts ports. He thinks Mr.. Tilden a
bad leader, who now, however, stands "no
more chance of being elected than he does Of
being struck by lightning during the coming
winter" He believes that sectional questions
have been carried too far, but that they will
come to an end after the reduction Of southern
political power by the next census. He says
that he did not think Mr.. Longs vote would be
as large as it proved to be; that he expected a
larger majority for himself in Boston, and he
half intimates that he will run for Congress
again next year.
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CITY ITEMS.
1t Cur

1t Cures
BiliouSneSS. Headache and Liver COMPLAINTS
such is Quirk's hish Tea, the % cent remedy.
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FATHER AND DAUGHTER DEAD.-A particularly
sad event occurred in Newark, Nj, on Monday,
being the death of the Rev. David Freidenberg
and his daughter, Pauline Freidenberg, at their
home, No. Sc Rankin street. Mr.. Freidenberg
had been Ill for a long time, but his illness was
not of dangerous character, and no fears We're
entertained of fatal result. A few days ago
his daughter, an interesting young lady of 81,
contracted severe cold, which settled on her
lungs, and finally developed into pneumonia
terminating fatally at O'Clock Monday morn
ing. When the fact of her death was cOmmuni-
Gated to Mr.. Freidenberg he was Frustrated by
the blow, and his disease at once took a serious
turn, and he sank rapidly until O'Clock, when
he also died, the physicians say more from grief
at his daughters death than from illness. Mr..
Fredenberg was rabbi OF the Prince-street syn
agogue, an orthodox jew. and had the respect
and esteem not only OF the Jewish but also OF
the Christian people OF Newark. He was ~
years old, and leaves widow and five children.
Miss Freidenberg was an estimable young lady,
and had been valuable assistant to her father
in his labors. The double funeral will take
place at O'Clock to-day from the the late resi-
dence OF the deceaSed.-TN. Y. Times 1911,
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The INDICTED BANK PRESIDENT IN NEW Or
LEANS.-Edward c. Palmer late president of the
Louisiana Savings bank, of New Orleans, in
dicted for enlightenment and making false state
Yesterday secured reduction of bail to $50 600
"A nonu was given and Palmer released. 1t is
DeueVed tne lndlcunent or Palmer will be speed
connected with the Louisiana Savings bank,
Citizens Savings bank and New Orleans Saw
mgS Institution. all now In liquidation.
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FIFTY-FIvE BALLOTS, skilfully altered with a
counted as changed "Allen o." instead OF
" Allen c." Beach, democratic candidate for sec
rotary of state. An error of 100, In favor of
Potter, was found in GeneSee county, NY.
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THE PIONEER SABBATH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
met at Douglass hall, HillsdaIe last night. The
following nominations for officers We're made to
be voted next week:-W. Fl. Wilkinson and Isaac
Brown, president; Z. V. Smith, X. Ruff and Miss
Ida johnson, secretary; Misses S. Digg and L.
johnson, treasurer; S. G. Brown and L. Howard
S.inSStntendent; Miss Ida johnson and w. r.
20 assistant superintendent; III. jackson, p.
u Brown, chaplain. ~ 'eoeo anu
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Preventative of NIalarial Diseases-Opin-
ion of Eminent DIR. II. II. Walton, of

Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract of Beef is a
most excellent preparation. 1t is par excel
lence. Superior to cod liver Oil or anything 1
have ever used in wasted or impaired constitu-
tons, and extremely beneficial as a preventative
OF malalial diseases. Sold by all druggists and
grOcerS. mWf
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THE FUNERAL of Charles Hibbs took place
from his late residence 423 Massachusetts,
avenue, yesterday afternoon, and was attended
were conducted by Rev. J. S. Deale, of Wesley
chapel (of which deceased had long been a
nemper) and Rev. French s. Evans. The pail
bearers We're Messrs. j. NJ. JamiSon, B. II. Duvall,
b. Z, Cuttings, r. II. Willett, N. N. Dellinger,
and w. X, Woodward.
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BENSON'S CAPCINE
POROUS PLASTE Err
FOR WOMEN AND chill DREM.

Females suffering from pain and weakness VIII
Benson7s Capcine Porous Plaster. Where children
are affected with whooping cough. ordinary coughs
ment they should receive This article contains new
remedy in the same form. It is far superior to COM
mon porous plasters, lnmsnts. electrical appliances
once, strengthens and cures where other plasters
win not even relieve For Lame and Weak
aches and pains 1t Is Also the best known remedy.
Ask for Benson's Capcne Plaster and take no other
Sold by an Druggists. Price Is cents. novl2-lm
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DLATED WARE
L AT REDUCED PRICES,
At HOLMEAD Il CO.'S, 1913 F street, opposite the
Ebbitt Housa oc13
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Chas. Walter, trustee, to Herman Berkhart, lot
I, So. 514; $, 1872 T. j. Cram to A. B. Cram.
lots c, D, E. F, S and T, So. s74; s.. F. Douglas
US. marshal to Bridget Neujahr. part 6, so. 20;
S155 w. A. Gordon to John MatZner, block l.
sub OF Mount Pleasant; S342.7S. A. H. Lowry to
Mary A. Quincy, lot %, So. 80; quit claim.j
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TRIALS To-MoRRow.-The assignments in tho
Criminal Court for tomorrow are: John M.
buckley, assault and battery; John and Maria
Shea, assault and battery; James L. Nichols.
larceny; Adolph H. Kamerer, assault with intent
to kill; VIM. Tippett, do; F. DenaiSe do.
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BOOKS. &c.

STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS AND PHOTO
y GRAPHS of the Public Buildings in the fity
and Morrison's Strangers Guide,
Abbott's Law Dictionary, 2 vols. SlS 90
Desty's FEDERAL constitution ................. $50
Hlrsh on Juries 40
Zines Us. Executive Departments. 400
Trial OF PrVfesspr Webster, 2 vols .......... 4.5O
Mebster's Great Speeches ................... 500
Life of Benz. r. Curtis, vols. ............, eco
Guide to the Terms of Art and Science. 1.50
Sarah de BerenEer (Jean lngelow) ........... so
A large and varied stock of Stationery ALWAYS at
w. IL. 4 D. IL. MORRISON,S.
nov1 4SS Pa 0ren,se :, ,s
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Condemned Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at $40 p. M, and
eXtinguished at 800 a. m.
In the case of the United states, use of Holtz-
man, agt. Elliot, garniShee. in Circuit Court, No
j. yesterday. Judge Wylie held that the house,
the rent OF which was attached for a debt, be-
ing sold before the latter became due, the at
tachment was not good.
Little Walter Mitchell, the son of Mrs. L. f.
Mitchell, was run over yesterday by team
driven by colored man, and had his leg
broken.
The alarm of fire this morning about 81
O'Clock was for the burning of some tar at the
asphalt and tar refining establishment OF
Messrs. Baldwin q Co., street contractors, at
Easby's wharf; damage slight.
DR.. j. b. Crane, of this city. delivered a mis-
SlonaTy address last night at the annual conven-
ton OF the Disciples OF Christ, in Hagerstown,
Md.
Sixth regular meeting of Workingmen's
Building Association for dues tonight, corner of
Sth and SITS.
To-day Mr. A. B. Williams, for Annie NJ.
Moore, filed bill for divorce from John w.
Moore, to whom she was married in 1870, on
the ground of cruel treatment.
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NEW gBPPLY Of WEI DE MEYER,e CA.
"A TARRH CURE. Just received. Also,a fun line
The Cause and Cure 81 CetarTh free. DAVIS &
HENES6s pyuggists, 406 7th n NV. pepS0reo
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SHE WANTS A DIyoRCE.-Sarah r. Nicholson
has filed bill for divorce from Robert j. Mich
olson. They were married December II, 1862, in
this city, and have had five children. She states
that the defendant is employed at the workhouSe
as guard, and she charges that he gets drunk
and abuses her. She also charges him with inf
deity with one Nellie Crowley and other women.
MIR. Nicholson denies the allegations in the bill,
especially that in reference 10 himself and Nellie
J.Crowley, and asserts that he win be indicated
When the hearing takes nlace
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GSenator D. W. Voorhees,
thank you very sincerely for the relief received
from your treatment of my hearing, which has been
seriously impaired, the result of an excessively Sc
we're cold.-[D. W. VOORHEES,. noylO
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II. c. FOSTER, the celebrated book-trade sale
auctioneer IRON New Ynr'- orange
auei.tS with MesSrs. Walter r. Williams l. Co.
III an extensive sale OF fine English and Amer
I...n cooks, TO be held under the Metropolitan
hotel
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On THANKSGIVING DAY the grand and subOr-
Climate councils OF the order of The Sons of JON
adab will visit Baltimore. leaving here on a
special train on the Baltimore and Potomac rail
road and returning leaving Baltimore at night
They will attend to the institution OF the grand
council for the state OF Maryland in the MORN
ing; make parade with the three councils of
Baltimore; subsequently partake of a collation.:
take part in temperance meetings in the after
noon and evening, and return about midnight
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER. Comedy.
Last Performance of
DION BOUCICAULT'S
Latest Farcical Comedy,
"CONTEMPT OF COURT,
CONTEMPT OF COURT"
TO- MORROW tFRIDAY) AND SATURDAY
NIGHTS, AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
DION BOUCICAULTS
"FORBIDDEN FRUIT,n
"FORBIDDEN FRCIT.v
MoNDAaI, NOVEMBER IT,
EMMA iBBOTT
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY, IN
.sPAITI, AND VIRGINIA. noyI3