davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16
PURE cider vinegar and spices. John 81. Ma
g1uder, 1421 New York avenue. 7

TEE FIRST CASE FOR THE CoURF.-The Crimi-
nal Court will resume its June term next Mon
day and the first case for trial Is that OF James
der Of his wife In october last stone was
brought up from jail by deputy marshal yes
teTday and taken TO the Treasury, where he
drew the amount awarded TO him for work
done under the board OF public works.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Jas.
Henry Lev is and JanDette Board; Geo. Wash
ington anG Chloe Ann Taylor; 81. Willett Rob
rer and SILLY A. Mckenny; Francis Rapp and
Mary Weisay; Galiusha A; Riggles and Annie
D. schneider. James j Talbert and MARI E.
Winter Smith; Willis II. Green AID Maria c.
Taylor.
A Rev n Hog ALLEy.-Yesterday about
noon row occurred In Hog alley, between Fl,
j. 9th and eth streetS,) In which Samuel Blue
coiored, received bad cut In his left side, as
Is alleged, by knife In the hands OF Henry
BIRD Fortune, with whom were James BristOe
and George Bristoe. The case was heard ip
the Police Court this morning, and Blue testi-
ned tnat the TWO BrlStoeS drove him away with
Dicks, and Fortune cut him. For the defence
the sister or Fortune testified that she had
been HTing with Blue, but wanted him to go
away. He came there yesterday when she or
dered him away, and he attempted to strike
her with fiat iron. She drove him out OF the
house. Other witnesses testified to the row.
and the court sent Fortune to Jail for months
and fined the others so or 80 days each.
DELIGHTFULLY."- REFRESHING, SAFE, AND SURE.
rations deserving TO be called such has met with
so decided and substantial welcome as San
fords Jamaica GiGger, the delicious" IL Is
one OF those remedies that invite confidence at
the start, and In every instance successfully
Ielain ~ 10 the last. AS q SPECIFIC for summer
or Wlnter complaints, as an elegantly favored
StlmuIant ana tonic for weak and debilitated
systems. no single remedy heretofore COM
pounded approaches II In simplicity and power
SANFORD has many imitators, but no equals. t
THE NATIONAL FAIR.-Yesterday Gen. Nc
Kfbben, one or the board OF directors went our
TO the grounds and arranged for the opening of
two large avenues from the Brentwood road:
one from the Brentwood property and the
other from the Burr property. 1t is expected
that the association will secure permission
from the Columbia Deaf and Dumb college au-
thortties to open road along that property
from the Bladensburg road, which VIII afford
three avenues 50 TO 60 feet In width. The ope-
TattoDs OF grading and arranging the grounds
Is progressing more rapidly than was at first
supposed. The digging OF the foundation for
the main building was begun yesterday. The
premium list, apprOximating $4,000, was ar
ranged last evening, and will be given 10 the
printers to-day. The races win probably be
held after the Baltimore fall meeting at PIN
leo, In order TO secure the stock that may be
entered there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16
Picnics. Excavations. xc.

The excursion OF the Departmental Half Dozen
to Richmond leaves tomorrow evening at s o. m
on the Lady OF the Lake, arriving at Richmond
&C p 10 M M THURSDAY making the trip from West
through the battle-fields OF the great seven
days fight, and the train viii stop On that his
toric ground.
The Mary Washington will leave at to-
mOrrOw morning for OccoQuan Falls
See the daylight excursion to Fortress Mon
roe, Norfolk and the capes advertised to leave
next Monday on the Lady of the Lake.
THE WoRKINGMEN's ASSEMBLY met last night
at Beck's ball. The credentials OF G. W. Spier
and c. F. Terney, of the German Workingmen's
union, were received, and they were admitted
as delegates. The chairman reported the plas-
terers and cigar makers Of st. Louis on a STRIKE
MI. Mcdonald called attention to the recent
change liz the condition Of trade, and instanced
the increase In the prices In the iron, timber
and wool markets, and the resumption of work
1n the manufactures, which cannot supply the
demand. In most Of the trades the outlook was
cheering, but the stonecutters Of Richmond are
getting but small wages In consequence of
oIed men into their union. He thought it all
wrong to object to man on account Of color
aDd suggested that correspondence be opened
WIN soat union with the view Of bringing the
ferred to the statements of the associated press
as to Kearney threatening to burn Gen. Grant
In efhgy, and he pronounced it false. The as
ISOLATED press was not reliable; it had re-
ported the workingmen Of San Francisco
as defeated In the last election, when
the truth Is they have swept everything in
the city. Kearney had no such thoughts
He asked that committee be appointed to COL
lect statistics as to labor. Mr.. Beron offered
resolution of thanks to the National Fair
GROUNDS Association for Improving their
grounds by days work. Messrs. Craney, Spier
Graham. Campbell and others opposed the reso-
luton on the ground that it taeltly endorsed 81
amend 'to endorse days work and protest
against the pay" Mr.. Craney claimed that the
association worked days work because 1t was
to their interest, and he remarked that they had
contracted for digging post holes at cents
each. After some further debate the subject
was referred to select comm1ttee-MeSsrs.
Boron, Craney, Sttckell, j. R. Tunia and g. ID.
Granam. MI: Mcdonald offered the following
resolution, which was ad0pted:-"In order to
DrfDg ABOUT closer unity between the work.
Ing classes and awakening them to a sense OF
duty TO themselves, their families and to hui
manlty 10 general, that mass meeting be held
on Monday, september 29th, to discuss matters
OF interest" DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16

BALTIMORE GHosrs.-The annual ghost story
comes this year from Hallelujah Hill, northeast
Baltimore. Last year it was on Felps Point.
The present case, which as yet has not been
decided "true bill, is about as follows:-The
wife OF a retired merchant In the northeast
section died some weeks ago. A rumor wa.
circulated to the effect that they had not lived
happily together. Shortly after her death the
usual ghostly accompaniment OF strange noises,
queer Visions, touches from Invisible hands,
&C, commenced. On one occasion the family
heard loud noise In the room from which the
spirit of the late iamented had taken its flight
Investigation failed to discover the presence Of
any person, though things had been thrown
about and large vase broken. A servant girl
pretended to have felt cold hand pressed to
her face and left the family next day. light
from room On the first floor Is said to have
thrown shadow through the open door on the
green lawn outside. The shadow was that OF a
tall woman, though no one was In the room. A
white cat is seen nightly wandering around the
outside OF the house, though this is not thought
to be anything unusual, as there are several
cats in that section Of the city. The affair is
the talk OF the neighbors. and there are mid
night gatherings opposite the "hauntedn house
Investigating the ''mystery."-IGazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16

AN ELECTRICAL PHEHoMENoN.-An interest
Ing example OF the fires of st. Elmo was seen
recently In France. in the Jura above ST. Ger
cues. The Sky was dark and stormy. The air
was thick with clouds, out of which darted at
intervals bright flashes OF lightning. At length
one of these clouds, seeming to break loose from
the mountains between Nyon and the Dole, ad-
Vanced In the direction of storm which mad,
meanwhile, broken out over Morges. The
sun was btdden and the country covered
with thick darkness. At this moment the
pine forest around st. Cergues was suddenly
Illuminated, and shOne with light bearing
striking resemblance to the phoSphorescence OF
the sea as seen in the tropics. The light dis
appeared with every clap Of thunder, but only
subsistence OF the tempest. NJ. Raoul Pictet,
the eminent chemist, who was one OF the
witnesses OF the scene, thus explains the
phenomenon: "BefOre the appearance of this
nre OF st. Elmo, which covered the whole of
the forest, 1t had rained several minutes during
the first part OF the storm. The rain had con-
verted tire trees into conductors of electricity.
Then, when the cloud, strongly charged with
the electric fluid, passed over this multitude of
points, the discharges were sufficiently vivid to
give rise to the luminous appearance. The eff
feet was produced by the action OF the electr1ci-
ty OF the atmosphere on the electricity of the
earth, an effect which, on the occasion In ques-
ton, was considerably increased by the height
OF the locality, the proximity OF storm cloud,
and the action OF the rain, which turned all the
trees OF the forest into conductors"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16
TO Ladies' and (:entIeme,

we wish to call attention to A. Fischers
Chemlcal Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
adopting the latest improvements, whether OF
american or European Invention, he Is enabled
70 90 his work In manner not to be equalled
Dy tncse not possessing these facilities. ladies'
enectual removal OF grease spots guaranteed /!
Through sk1llful pressing and refnfshing all
garments Will appear like new. Cheapest prices
Suitfng dull times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16

" JOHNSON BROTHERB
WOOU. VELEPHONIU CORRECTIONS. COAL
COAL. lest Qualify. WOOD
Low Prices.
WOOD. Pr. ,mpt DeliverieG GOAL
Main ONCE whArv.s, mill and depot connected with
uptown Offices BY TELHr HOME
With uneQuAled facilities and advantages for COO
nomicaly conducting the wood aud coal trade,
wharves. factory, extensive store yards enabling
TO stock up largely when coal IL lowest; Offices
throughout the city. ana all In immediate communi
prepared to offer to our patrons the best varieties Of
coal at the very lowest prices
Remember, We insure strictly pure coal, 224O
pounds to the ton
JOHNSON PROTHERS,
Main ONCE, mill and depot, foot OF l2fh ilfh ANA
r sta lW. Offices: 1202 St W.. l1l2 9th ST NV.
l4l8 7th st. NV; and 22l Pa. ave. Sc. 1ylS IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16

RED FLANNEL underwear to order speciality
JORDAN, Dare & Co., 1905 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16

WEAKNESS and sickness changed to health
and strength with Hop Bitters. always.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16

KNIGHTS OF ATLANTIs.-Washington Encamp-
ment, No. 8, Knights Of Atlantis, was organized
last night, and the following elected off1cers:-
Horace A. Whitney, commander; Hannibal d.
Norton. vice commander; VIII A. Short, scribe:
JACOB c. Hieston, treasurer; Alexander F.
NEWMAN, chaplain; Clayton E. Simms, guard
or outerern post; r. C. McAulty, guard Inner
gate; F. F: Baker, herald; B. B. Adams, M. D :.
MEDICAL director; John C.. Hickcox, John w
Green and William Doores, regents. This is
the tnTd encampment Of this order that has
Eeen organized In three weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16

NJ JENSEN. for 20 years with H. Semkeu, of
~ this city, now at 9lS Pa ave Dampsey's sta.
tonary store. repairs Watches Of ever constrnc-
ton, from the most complicated republican to the
slmoet iucomprehensible democrats stem and key.
vinder, and make the dearest" little ladies'
watches specially. sa,c.tS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16
ADJUSTMENTS.


MILE. q JONES
POPULAR RESORT FOR GENTLEMEN,
NATIONAL THEATRE BUILDING
Open from m. to Ia =. m
BILLIARDS. Soc. PER Hour
POOL Every Evening.
;Blliard material for ssle. Cues Tipped: and Al
SEQ sepl g. D,nard work executed at short notice
NA1IoNAL THE2TEa:
OF THE LAfRBT LONDON SUCCESS.
QUEENS ETIDEHCE.
81 = SEs5s ivi2gF sis
$ $EEEEEE
OF THE sTRENGTH OF THE P ffEEndPRESJR
IN 81 i1sfEf;s ESD T'
Orchestra. 75c sdmie.ion; so and Csc. are the
Monday. September 22-Adah Richmond's Comic
seP1olr OLera Contrary. in Fatinitza.
SVMMER THEATER COsII0UE.
HSsSsEs$ssSST AND
ksss .na Dance
Artists Four Great End Men. Ten Beautiful
The great afterp'ece, Lovers Btratagem" The
SIeatest Conb lEat or travelling is converted with
TOT one week Only. sep15
EOBD'0. SEPTEMBER l5-ONE WEEK.
GRAND "PINLFOREv REVIYAL.
Most Successful Opera Known to the World n It'll a
Grand Opera Cast.
MATINEEs WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAY..
Angelo Torriani as the Captain (the Distinguished
Bar .tone).
Charlea HoRandorp as Sir Joseph Basso Contradict
A. w. f. M'Collin, Ralph, the Lover Prima
Tenor DrAmstique).
Carl Arendt as the latswain (Baritonel.
Joseph Greensfelder as Dick Deadeye (Basso Pro.
fundD.
Miss Marie Bockel az the Captains Daughter (Sc.
prano).
Miss Lizzie Annandaleas Buttercup tCoutralto),
late OF 6trakosch Italian Opera COMPANY
MISS Blanche Thompson rs Hebe (Soprano).
Grsnd OperA Chorus and Orchestra
Beats reserved at Drew's drug store
nHar0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16

The Weather.
INDICATIONS rO-DAY,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICERO
WARRINGTON, Sept. Is. 1872
For the middle Atlantic states, warmer and
partly cloudy weather, occasional rain, north
easierly winds, veering to southwesterly, fall
ing barometer.
RANGE OF THE rHKRnoNxr1R,
Tne Following are the readings Of the thermOm-
0ter at the Signal ONCE during the day: am,
80; maximum, 7so; minimum, SO. = D'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16
CITY ITEMS.
WhY Ana II an nllll

Why AIN 30 DUH!
l. l., tLlnk am bilious. one dose OF Quirk's Irish
Tea viii relieve you. Sold by druggists,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16
District Government Affairs.

The number of checks drawn by Mr. Dodge,
In refundiDg water rents. up TO O'CLOCK to-day,
was 5,056. amounting to $25.250.
Mr. ! come up to two O'Clock to-day had issued
certificates for drawbacks numbering 2179,
amounting to s145, 120.3 "a.
A committee OF the school board-Messrs
Middleton. Baldwin, Somerville and Brooks
was lefore the Commissioners to-day In refer
ence to the manner Of keeping the accounts
and it was finally agreed that the inspector Of
that when repairs are needed q trustee OF the
district where required will be conferred with
by the Inspector or his assistant. The commit
return to the mechanical janitor, but Commits
sioIer Dent would not agree thereto.
RECKLESS BLASTING.
Mrs. B. Oertley some days ago complained.of
tween 2sd and Path streets northwest, opposite
Der house, distance OF about $50 feet, and
charged that, In blasting rock, fragments of
stone were thrown over to her house, injuring
her property and endangering the lives OF her
children and herself. The matter was referred
to the attorney Of the District as to the law
under which the offending parties might DE
proceeded against. Mr.. Riddle answered that
he had examined the matter with care, and
thought the facts stated made a seemingly fla.
grant case. The business was dangerous and
the attention CT the District attorney to the
matter, and the papers were referred to Lieut..
Green. That officer hasireturned the papers to
Major Twining, with recommendation that
for such action as may be deemed necessary at
any time, and Mrs. Oertley be notified to
promptly report to the police department if any
more pieces OF stone are thrown upon her
property.
POLICE MATTERS.
ON charges against Private RObey, he has
been repr1maDded and fined 500 The charges
against Private Ryan have been dismissed On
the recommendation of Major Morgan, Station
keeper Alex. Mcdonald has been appointed a
private on the force In the place OF VIM. Cahill,
deceased, and W. E. Gates, station keeper, vice
Mcdonald promoted
BUILDING PERMITS
nave been issued by Inspector Entwlsle to c. S.
Hilton, to repair building 1922 14th st. NV:
$3.50. Jacob Loeffier, repair building 5th ST.,
between M and n SITS. NV; SIS. w. T. Walker,
construct brick building, 18th ST., between L
and SITS. NV; $500. Jesse 81. Wilson, con-
struct brick dwelling On West ST., between
washington and Green SITS, Georgetown: s., ooo
EDWARD Summers, construct frame dwelling in
uniontown; $500. Geo. w. Huguely, construct
prick dwelling on 9th ST.; ST. 900. John OHagan,
CONSTRUCT brick dwelling on ST., between 18th
and 10th sts.; 1000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16

EALL GOODs:-For Dress and Street Suits, being
received and ready for inspection, to which I
respectfully invite the attention patrons and
the public generally. T. j. HEIBERGER,
On iZen Army a.d Navy Tailor,
sep4lf No. 635 18th st. W C.Gy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICE.

TALL and WINTER IMPORTATIONB.
MOeAIQUE EFFECTS.
PARIS PEKINs, --I w. 80
- PEKIN VELVETS.
PERSIAN EFFECTS.
.PEKIN and BROOADE vELvETEENS
PACK and colored OA6HMERES. at SO. 6214 IS.
BLACK VELVETS, at 1 Is, l. so, l Is, 2 to SIS.
G0LORED YELYETS. ct 2, 225, 2. 50, and $S
81 ACK SILKS, from 75c to IS.
OOLORED SILKS, from to $3.50.
4AMELS BAR and QHUDDA sHAWLs.
PARIS and BERLIN CLOAKS.
LUPIN'S celebrated MOURNING GOODS
~ F1ll lines Of HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR. KID
GLOVES, HANDKEROHIEFS, &c, &C.
Our stock is now CON plete having just recsived
al ire new shades in PARIS NOVELTIES. com
Saphir, Marine, Prune, &C sc
Having purchased our stock for cash, we will he
pleased TO show it to all p rssns In search of
COOP WEARING FABhIcs' at Low PRIcEs.''
." oNE y PB1OE ONLY
sepl6 cot Pa nyrrue corner 9th Ut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16

TIE CASE NOT MADE OUT.-To-day In the Po-
Ice Court. T. Zeii Hoover, charged with having
on the 9Th OF August last obtained 81 25 By
raigned-Mr. o. ID. Barrett for defence. Mr..
White testified that On the 9Th of August he
went to Hooyers Office, In TaIlmadge Hall
Dullo,ng, and the latter said that he had sum
OF money In bank drawing no interest. which
ne would like TO lend to his clients at 2T per
cent. per month. First witness said he would
ike TO have $50 for month, and Hoover drew
I'D drew the note witness asked If he wished
the discount 10 advance, and Hoover said he
did. Witness thereupon paid him s1.25. On
cross examination witness said Hoover bad
defence made the point that the defendant
represented that his partnership concern had
money TO its credit, and then gave his note as
an Individual. The court said that II witness
took the note and paid the money under such
circumstances, 1t was his own look out, and he
dismissed the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16

IN EVERY SUIT.-NkXT GRAND DRAW
ING, SEPTEMBER BOTH, IN THE CITY OF
LOUISVILLE AT MACAULAY's THEATRE
me last and greatest victory OF the Common
wealth Distribution Company over their rivals
was obtained In the Chancery Court at New
port, on the 9th instant, where the suit OF Sim
mons Dickinson ct al, against them was per-
emptoI1ly dismissed. This, with the decision
OF the JEFFERSON Circuit Court OF Kentucky dis
missing all indictments against them, and effec-
tually putting an end to all further indictments,
prove that the legal position OF the Common,
wealth Distribution Company IS IMPREGNABLE,
all statements to the contrary are false and EN-.
anate from rival companies.
At the next grand drawing on September 3oth.
the usual Grand Concert Will be given, and the
same splendid scheme presented, viz, S112,
IN cash prizes, and that new feature WHICH HAS
SO PROVOKED THE WRATH AND JEALOUSY OF
RIVAL COMPANIES; VIZ: ALLOWING any ticket
holder present the privilege of calling out his
numter and seeing it placed In the wheel " Ill
be observed. Why don't they all do IT? QUERY. }
Tickets only So, Halves 81.
Address at once, T. j. CoMMERFoRD. Sec'y,
Courier Journal Building, Louisville, KY, or
l63 Broadway, NY. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16

DOOTON MARKET.
D. ITO Pennsylssnts Assnwe.
AND GAME. 60.
At the lowest rates
Order received for woODOoCK. FROGS ana
SQUADS.
ty10-Sm r. Z. BEACH On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16

G0RGEousLY upholstered parlor suites at
Wash. B. Williams, Nos. 81 and $40 eth street
northwest. Styles sufficiently various to gratffy
the most fastidiOus tastes. They have no
equal, and excels In attractiveneSs anything of
the kind ever before offered to the public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16
COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL! COALs COALy
am unloading several cargoes of Kalmis. Lvken,
Valley, Lorberry and White Aah
GOAL.
which viii be sold ut bottom prfcea
Call early and leave your orders
l. VIM. GUINAND.
0&S La a.. 0esd lo1 SC.
Between and O So
WHAT toot OF % q 66 my7-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16
EORD'0. SEPTEMBER l5-ONE WEEK.
GRAND "PINLFOREn REYIY1L.
Most Successful Opera Known to the World n It'll a
Grand Opera Cast.

September 22-Emersou's Meeatherian N,ns.rsIs
sepl6.tr '' 1880 -~AS'A SAo'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16
Whv The Light wcnt Out.

Next Time you go out on the Michigan Gen.
car, SO that you may notice, about ten miles
down the road, a little old red farm house. The
curtains will be down, the doors shut and rank
glance In the front yard. A month ago old Nan
Rogers lived there: to-day the place Is In the
keeping OF rats and mice and desOlation. The old
woman was widow and childless. If she had
a relative anywhere In this great world, those
who buried her were not aware Of the fact She
lived all alone, having only bit OF land and
being aided by kind neighbors to raise enough
to supply her wants: Seven or eight years ago,
Wnen her last child left home to meet q violent
death on this same road, the men OF the rails
became interested In that quaint Old farm house
one night they saw bright light in one OF the
windows. Its rays streamed out over the
flowers and full upon the rails along which the
wheels thuDdered, and the engineer wondered
over the signal. The lamp was there the next
night, and the next, and 1t was never missed
ago. Old Nan, deprived OF husband and chill
dren, made friends with the rushing trains and
their burdens. The trainmen soon found that
IT.. During the early evening hours they saw
cd Nanny's face behind the light or at the
door, and thousand times conductors, engin-
GERS and brakemen have called cheerily
"GOod night, old NanDy-God bless your"
Winter and summer the light was there
Winter and summer the trainmen looked for 1t
and the more thoughtful ones often left bit OF
money With the station men beyond to help the
old woman to keep the bright rays shining.
The lamp was not there for one train but for
all, and all men understood the sentiment and
appreciated 1t. One dark night not long ago,
when the wind hOwled and the raindrops beat
fereely against headlight and cab the engin-
GERS missed the signal light. They looked for
1t again and again, as one suddenly misses an old
landmark In city, and when they failed to find
1t the hand 1nstinctively went up to the throt-
tie, as II danger lurked on the curve below Each
train aboard that night looked for the signal.
became anxious at its absence and made In.
qu1r1es at the stations above and below. Next
fearing old Nanny might be ILL., There sat the
lamp on the window sill, but the Oil was ey-
hausted. In her bed, seeming to have only
dead. Life and lamp had gone out together.
and men OF rough look and hardened heart re,
piled as they heard the news
Poor old woman! May her spirit rest In
heaven!"-1De Detroit Free Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16

T0HN II. KELLY,
q D1ALE1 N 1UD1okkno
BEER, LAMB, VIAL. HUTTON ID
OORNED BGEH 6p1OIAGxL
BALLS Oh. 629 and go Center HarkG6
oehSfreet wing, md 1Oe and 9O0 NofthoRn
Post Once
. N.rletins delivered free ct charge 10 aa tnxp q
the city. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-16
Commonwealth Distribution Ca

SUCCESSFUL IN EVERY DRAWING AND TRfUM-
PLANT IN EyERY SUIT.-NEXT GRAND DRAW
ING, SEPTEMBER BOTH, IN THE CITY OF
LOUISVILLE, AT MACAULAY's THEATRE