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, 1880-11-20

In Lincoln County, Nova'lA, there ID spring
anu lIs4pIelrs on tho uthor aldo, ard nuo has
been anio tn li,lil whcro tho water GGas. At an.
IlNUt twenty fuut square. lhat ID apparently
nt,iy Kpnle rlIhscgn Inches docp. With sandy
lnitto,. Thu sunl can bo plainly eeell. hut IN
luukit.H csr 1t ls uercolveu TINT this sun4 ~ In
pospos1tnl statu oI unrost, ulid no l'otlunl bus
ever buen fnund. II is sa!d thAt Il tcanlster. OIL
parout shalIIwncss concluded u SIOUX 0io 0t tiIs
w4xlt1. whuels to 0JyiAte tho lnt,scnesa Of it's
tiro. l1o took It OF und rolled 1t tnt0 Tho shnl-
low Wntcr, u 10 thought. l0 never eaW tho
wagon. wheel ayaiu.
, 1880-11-20

a,..,., NJ s+8EA3ET1E1 IND.
t,v,~1' oapatth 10 Iha Chicago 1stouns,
he n,~'a' lntl., Nov. l9.-The oyi,lcnco for
acr IL, trsuuoh ~ tho Norris md Bthher MR.
k,, h.sa ,,.a "as about completed to-day. There
set,kins n.nS -, or nothing nsw developed In tho
~ ~ much the sa,no "a tbat cItc1,"1 ~ .hs H.
on ,ha aeafna Tho stato tt,-day bud tho pFu,t
hl, dc..s ao who mEnistcrea to Myers priot to
IL asIsa. Al, effort will bo nude to Introduce
Aysr. Wy. tho ycrbal statements made ty
delen,n. .lss .lta he was Injured. anu to thls tho
IVA, I,,s.a nI oaes very strcnunus objection, as
poInted as a.. th!s t!n,o that tho now dead man
eho as..' w! tae prisoners at the bar as tho mon
'aa3ses and robbed lin. WV '''S''
, 1880-11-20

""nE WILL NOT HANG NEXT Ffl1nAY,
eRtnt OIp0tth 70 I7s Eh4sana Tribune.

"anE WILL Not HANG NEXT P1l1nAY.
spft@t Dhpaseh to 1hs Chicago Tribune,
oIsl1ASAls'I.is, Nov. 11.--Lnst evening tho
ve'srhor " u 1ail!cst sufficiently 10 rcspt joseph
.. D.. raae, whose execution wns tlxetl for next
saay. until tho eth IT February, 1881. Prose-
sa.'s s E4a'n. fcprcscAted by petition that Watio
~ matcrial witnese III tho caao Of tho Btute
.a .s"'pss s'aty l!rown. who was indicted Jointly
soa. sna nlh; that he Is tho only person who can
'to'eft ,saN bet abatement Of thu murder; and,
s'esote' ho asks that ho 10 rerrioyotl for
a'.'s aaSe' that he 'nay he witness on bohalf
s.a =. aao State. Wmlo'a nstorneys Joined IN tho
ssMuoa s.s Tor rospis because l. motion for q
.vueanns Ia h|a oaso has been find III tue su.
r. s,.'ae court and 1t will bo impossible fur this
~ ~w aeari and decided before tho 18th lust,
AT QUESTION or l1rr AM. DEATH,
II. uat NO Court be allowed sufficient limo for
ss,s sNnh'aerllon Ut tho various questions
sI!I ea ehtcr Into h[s cnsa. Al II H. bith rnsoa
sh,a aor ,v 60 over 10 Gov portcr's Administrator.
ths1s n, "aaos astoraoys Will probably not tllo
ss"t t.Es petition for rehearng untll tho newly.
Es. s =. supreme Judges, Elliott and Woo Is,
DIT, a. 'ael1 places on tho bcnch. Thoy ,yo
vl aasa 10 which tn illo such a petition, vhloh
"'' saisy 1t Into Jnnuhry.
, 1880-11-20
CHICAGO.

Tho alarm from Bo1 uj5 ut $40 last evening
was ea,lAetf by ilre III n two-story frame housa
nj M. II Sullivan street, owned mud occupied hy
August krttogcr. lMmnge TO building. $l0; md
to Gt,ntcnts. *i}.
Thu Asnrm frnm flDx "a Mt nunr ycst crdny whs
caused by Il Hrs IN fu,r-atUry brick building ut
Nns. iii aud l71 Adams street, owned and pGcll
pied by llloct l. Arnste'n louk ling. rlnss tuanu:
faCturera. Cause, explosion Of chemicals uAcd
in sIlycrsng. DatuaRu, trng.
, 1880-11-20
Y, n. T.. A.,

spettal Dtspntsh fo 1hs ChteaQo Tribune.
I.01ANsrOlrr, Ind, Nov. lO.-Thu District 7.
u. e. 4. Convention for tho Sovonth district
nlct hcra this evening. THO Itcv. It. o. Post do
liyotM! tho wulca,no n,llrcss.' which was re.
R,,oltel to by SIR. L.. J. KlrkputrBnk, 1T Knkon,o,
Isrcsldomt or tho Convention. i,rleHations aro
knk0llso, 0rsrntown, New London. Peru. md
lt.issIAyf,Ie, Tho Convention will hold oyoFBun-
, 1880-11-20

LrrT. ~" USING 4 CHICAGO FInA's NAME.
nyins tho 1uNk' s' Ark, Nov. lu.-Two shurpors.
chcck, mn LII ss w. OF H. and Henry Kline, forged
hlds aes,s.. ~, ailee, Of Kline i Mlllor, fur aud
Plrkes WI ea'caEo, and got On them frum
itpm ,ho f,c.nat oankers Of This city, 500, mud
Haet I nads an uttomp. aso 90 ~, 1h ,ho eaesaey'
WI sa'plsloa mas aroused, uud the truos traps.
, 1880-11-20
JsLOt)siINGTON.

Special Dtsphtfh to Tht Chtcaoo Itt6une.
HLfH'tfSt'rt,S. ILL.,. Nov. 1p.-Tho Information
was nhrOa,1 to-tlny that enc Of the !ending
Presbyterian churches Of Chteaqo suburban
tnwn viii next work extend cn1l To the 1lev.
john ". l>insm0rc. paatnr Of tho Second lresby-
tcrlnn Church Ut this city.
, 1880-11-20

1uaIfch cnlnre,l voters III tho Fourth Wnrtl OF
M. city Mt tho Into election, wcro brought hc-
foru .Ju.1se Treat, Of tte Nhtct sintes Court to-
day, and ,ltln,Itte 10 ltntl in ft,0D cncs,.
srHrr TItNOiitsH TIE 1fEAKT.
HAxrA F., N. H,, NV. l9.-Tho Ntn Afertrnns
T,etelt special tnys lust night thrno MuSean cut.
tlrunts nllnckct1 tic htOru Of j. 1icckeT md ono,
santluYo uaocn, WIS shot thrt,igh tho heart.
, 1880-11-20
ITItAfE.

fio0D SEwa FOR THE CANADIANS.
NEW f0tsK. Nov. l8.-'1'hc Directors Of tho
0raphfc Company have DECLARED dividend
Of pcr cent 0l, the whole capital stock, be-
s!tles Feserving s40,0 ,000 for n sinking fund.
TIit WEATHER
here to~''ay was cool and clear, the tllcrtnnn-
etcr at u a. III. indicating p; at a. r,., "a; Mt
NOON, 10,
, 1880-11-20
AT S.r. LOUIS,

ST. Lou1H, Mo, Nov. 18.-Tho st. Louis No0n-
inE & Smelling Works, situated at Chetto1lhun,,
nl,out tvo 1nes from tho ccntEo OF tho city,
woro destroyed by tire at3 o'clock this morning.
The loss Is estimated ut 10000 to $75,00n. Tho
oIEil companies.
, 1880-11-20
THE BERRY CASE,

DESyE1s, Colo. Nov. l9.-Jttt!Ke afcCrnry to-
1ay refused to grant the inotion Of the Attor-
nuy*dancTal to tr1lnsfer tho case of Indian
Agent 1lHrry to the State courts, on tho ground
tint the United States hRs exclusive Jurisdiction
Oh tho indInu Iigarryntit1I.
, 1880-11-20
JAMESON, CAL.

TNucKEE, Nov. 10.-Jumson. rlnmns County.
WIS burncll 1T 1 o'clock this morning. The ilre
Is supposed to have boon lncnttl!ary. Tho
w,olo tow, Is IN nshcs,--a,out forty houses. i'll
GLIDING no ho,s, throc storos, aoyoral sa!oons,
nt,d other business placcs.
, 1880-11-20
OBITUARY..

Special Dispateh 10 TAs Chicago Tribune.
htANIrownC, WIh, Nov. la.-E. II. Trout, a
psaottolng lawyor and MI old resident of this
city, dptt lust uvenlnR of kidney tlfsr9ae Htgr an
Illness at nno week. llo will tlu burlod on 6uh-
day With Masono tlDnOra.
, 1880-11-20

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEW YOnK, NDv. lB-Arriyed-Tho Dc!gcn.
land, from Antwerp; City OF Brussels, from
Liverpool.
Losnos. Nov. 10.-steamshps bohemian.
frosn 1!osson. md Attotnuntn, from New York.
hAYV arrived OUT,
, 1880-11-20
SllGAR AND MOL ASSES.

NEW ORLEASR, In. Nov. l0.-Ttlu sugar-crop
this yuar, partially csttmntcsl, Is @,i.0N hugs
hcn,s+ nn incrrase uf Il, ,1 hoRshcatls over 1s7g.
Thu tnnlasscs Yield Will exceed that Of 1879 by
biuNM gallons.
, 1880-11-20

tfAn1IS, Tex. Nov. 1H.-Ycsters'ny afternoon
n flre bruke nnt In su!oon OH 1.-Two Ouk strcot.
j Rfr,l,x northern wind was bluMng at tho time,
Nnd tho itnIcs sWe1t O,tt anl burned tho cttt!ro
block. Total loss, $80, ,O0U.
, 1880-11-20
C.AT.AlkIktf t'l5lkEs
Swallowing Poison.

Swallowing and !uha!inx tho nox!nus i.npurs!os
generated ly turFh Ist.l.n mt Al4nu th0 nhsA Or:
Kans but tl1e stos!nch nnd lnnxs: M a,etsy 1ocat
fun1udy, ilkD !uuchfs ud insulaba snn1h, Cnn pos.
kbIy feueh or Grnllenl0 tho virulunt sIorutes OF
CMtitt4 'rhta furt u4pl4tsls tho wuntieEfHl oute1
gfEectc! uy lsr. Wei he Meynrfa now 1nucutattvo
iruntIltst. Tho uei,lenls nsud by hn Are ahsoFhed
by tho lnunbrnIlu tr,Ehnn the aY1tc1i nnd
firm q tttMtInnut ns wall NJ lG nlitldute. ~
certain IN AMturrlb, Yhcel1ib virus u pfo-
yUpl HnllI- ux. It. NfillfucptleneA AA0 with unk1.
ciird sttlnuDl.ls 1,Any thousands wfu, n. rl
stages uE ttIt dlseAnD, tlASn b6ttA CURED W th&
wufIurfsi Tel..dy, Eautlta. beyund cun!rn4llcto!,
ti,u taGt llat Wei lie Meyers iAsnrTlt ANre 10
thu Hios. Important !utlca! discovery slnce snecn-
ut,it, lees. 4. H. TAylur w NuhY-st, l5fnnk!{H.
writes: "unrlae4u9n l'ssMur~i radical euEG." ie
HntF1y rH1al l!u!Nh1r of my fnm!!y wi,n hsA s9f-
tesvi fT,snI tulArTh for 40 yrA" Il. II: Mcdonald.
H. IL n"ass III yiats" ii r.: Euaas.. q. EsHesD
eys" as;nC9rs d uy ta1y WIN have u,sa + s,sh
Sit, 'ETsf,hody ir,ubloa Win catsfth W ! ws4
rGcass. l.: "F1f sx ,cars di 10! brsa,h t6tSasa
NY nlsirliz until ustr! Net p1 ipyers CatAE!a
H. hs"Hy s i;.s.as u 1ssisss asiisssss't y: j.
my ministerial lulNEs" KrS. Geo. i. Aics, Cab.
biasklli n. x: "lt tsllsyed E9 OF nFIeat k'nypuA
~. III. VOL lio Meyurs "'rrsntisen Y 1na!lSd
j.. H. I,i:WEY / Co. ii DeJ.st. n T.. 1t al.so cum.
II
, 1880-11-20
TRA0F AND tAR0R,

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Nov. 1g.-The striking
miners resl,nlO work to-1nhrrow. There will bo
rlurty Of stcn.nboat coal hcru Monduy.
, 1880-11-20

THE COMING WORLDS FAIR.
New folsK. Sur. 1A-Tho proposition t0locate
tho coming Worlds Fhir in Central Park meets
very dcclt1ctl opposition.
, 1880-11-20
VERMONT LEGISLATURE,

MnSTrEtIER, Vt. Nov. Ti-Tho Scnnto rc-
fused thlrtl reading uf tho hill reducing tho
number Of SuprenlG Court Judges frnm seven
to Blx-ycns, l.; nMys, II. This unls Tho subject.
, 1880-11-20

r1,oonEss or THE INQUIRY INTO Ills GEN.
EIIAIsilIl.
MEN YoRK, Nov. l0.-1n the Warren Court
Of Inquiry to-day Gen, Warren took tles stand.
, 1880-11-20

Tut thcFo nIlrcArA to bo wor>.G Evil tllnn that
OF Professors wi.l0At tho strtctest regnrtt tnr
delcncy. According to II couple cf ynn,tK ialies
With wh0nt Il Tnlnt1SE rcINrtrr cunvrraeti yes"
terday III tho cn!,rso Ut ts investigations into
this uiIsnvnry subject, s0M1 of tho ARMl!!taa
who ftntlly rxpact 10 wrIt1 n. Il. Mfter THUR
s,A,1es sunu day hnvv dcsronc,l ttt tho int!htt!y
llnru jMtlucont Aila shameless business OF writ
tng anonymous nntes. retocni nt nlscntlity, 4,
this frinu1e tevotccA 1T thu khrluo ~ 1nelieAl
Knowledge. At tirat tho rctIGnls. nut Knowing
whether thoy came frnm frenu 0r foe, 1AstNt1ch
NJ tho noteH ny bU asAsl thrt,l1Khn dozen si9nts
liolnro reaehl,iv their destination. opened t!loM
Atl rentl them n1nttlst tho lllt4,,cclte! s1ckeEs
iii. cars u tho seti.!ers. !ftt!e cxperect' III
this Rurt Ut thug very naturally weilt u !GnK
WY. anu now the rccill!enas nf tnosg enWar,!ay;
because nllOnytnnl,s. messengers 6I del'FAfel
itnaxi,attons Gay1 ..tlntel tho prarticc Ut t1e-
atruying ttetn wll'oat rs.!ltl'x mn INC 1asa1tnn
ID thus in II fur WHY Hf being hrnkrE w:
Abuses such rs hnre l~eil detailed nbnyo arc
n dtsvrllco mt only 10 thosa WhD Are primarily
gully of lhunt. hut 70 :hV nutanrl!ts Who allow
ilHtp in sotur l.uriiest lly thoso who could hnyc
no uiotiye fur fabrication ur MEASUREMENT. aud
ipr thv KnNt i,nI,lu nf Tho Institution In question.
III VOL as tty reputation Of thY city itkalf y u
aImut t1Inn tut atttsie Steps Wnru 1Akpn by thna0
vim hn,v thu n!lhnrlty mn! tru ' position i9
Assprt 1t tuwArllA brcAk!lIK Hp thcs1 AbuseA llll
bF1t.xiuK Iu Ill cru Nf uECEtluy,
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TIE COURTS.

EQUITY COURT-Jltd0e James.
declared to be companants and bills I'M dis.tssed
Fudge vs. Sweet; pro confesso. Gerhold VS..
Gerhold; appearance OF absent defendant order
ed. Wheatley vs., Fitch; trustee directed to con-
yey lot 81, So. pa.
PRoBATE CouRr-Jtdqs James,
Yesterday, Estate OF VIM. Wallis; executors
account, ETC., referred to Special Auditor Love-
joy. Estate OF J. s. Edwards; ]. ii. Saville ap-
pointed administrator; bond $1,000. Estate Of
j. L. Hood; ". II. Beck same; bond s. 900. ES-
tate of Charles F. Herring; Lizzie NJ Herring
same, bond s., 800 Estate of Bernard Henze;
additional bond In 81 500 given by executrlx
on George Truesdell for second account filed
and cause continued. Estate of Fl. r. Under
man; Emily Linderman appointed administra-
trfX; bond $500. Estate OF John Sheridan; petit
tiOn of VIII A. Coulter for administration filed
and publication ordered. Estate OF Richard NJ
Corwine; guardians account referred to B.Zeve-
Cartwright appointed administrators: bond 5000
Estate OF Alexander Moore; inventory returned
by ADMINISTRATIVE. Estate of Francis Mohun;
Samuel Wills appointed administrator; bond
1900.
POLICE CouRT-Jiidge Slell.
To-day, Thomas Thompson, loud and bolster
days. Joseph Kelly, a welLdressed old man,
was charged by his sister with being vagrant
and was committed to the workhouse in default
workhouse. Andrew stewart, larceny; CON
tlnued. Frank Brogden, larceny of partridges
from E. L. Barclay; S. or 10 days. Chas. Turner,
larceny of an ulster from DR.. W. A. Brown: (sec-
ond offencel continued. Frank Douglas, assault
on Daniel NJ. Young; 80 days in Jail. James
Altman, assault on ". A. Dennis: S.. Frederick
Barber, assault on Geo. w. Dugan by knocking
him down and kicking him in the face, $40.
John Williams, assault of F. Middedorf: $40 or
30 days. Albert Butler, larceny OF an overcoat
from John jackson; jail so days. Willie Baker,
incorrigib boy; reform school.
1.-THE Charles Clark mentioned In the pOurt
proceedings yesterday is not Mr.. Charles c.
Clark Of 1914 street,
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CUTICURA
REMEDIES
IMfallibIy Cure all Skin and Scalp Dis
eases, Scaly EruptiOns, feelings,
Irritations.

The testimonials of permanent cures of Skin and
Scalp Diseases which have been the torture of
lifetime. by the CUTIcURA REMEDIES, are more
wonderful than any ever before performed by any
methods remedies known to the medical profess
sion.
CUTICURA REsoLvENT, powerful Blood Purifier,
is the only purifying agent which finds its way into
the circulating fluid and thence through the oil and
sweat glands to the surface of the skin, thus de-
stroying the poisonous elements with which these
vessels have been daily charged,
CUTICURA, the Great Skin Cure, applied exter-
nally, arrests all unnatural or morbid growths
which cover the surface of the diseased glands and
speedily it removes them, leaving the pores open,
Thus internally and externally do these great
remedies act in conjunction, performing that
have astonished the most noted physicians of the
day.
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NOT CASE OF SMALLPOX PER DAY.-A case OF
smallpox has been reported at No. All K street
southwest; one at 1l6 Md. avenue southwest.
and one on 10th. between M and N southeast.
The latter had not been verified when our re-
port closed. since the appearance OF this
ago OF one case per day reported. In
siXty-one days only 43 cases were discovered.
About one half OF these have been
cured ana the patients discharged.
Eleven convalescent cases out OF 10 now in the
hospital are reported Mike Sinner, ST., died last
night at his house, $3.50 9th street southeastern
the flnNl-pox hospital Is reported this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-17
COLLINS
Voltaic Electric Plasters.

Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Weak and Sore Lungs,
Coughs and Colds, Weak Back, Stomach and Bow
els, Dyspepsia. Shooting Pains through the Loins
and Back. Spasms of Fits, and Nervous, Muscular
and Spinal Affections. relieved and cured when
every other plaster. Eminent, lotion and electric
appliance fails. N
ELECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND
~ COUGH DROPS
are used more extensively this season than ever
before. Ihey are pleasant to take, may be carried
very conveniently, and, for so simple medicine
HorscTees, &C. - '''
Half Pound Boxes IS Cents per Box.
AISTHUR NATHAN, PHARMAcIsT.
Jnnlo I4sh and 4 st1s Gs6 I'd and d ste, N.eo.
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SALT RHEUM FOR 80 YEARS
On the Head, Face, and Greater Part
of the Body, Cured.

MEssRs. WEEKS h POTTER = Gentientei.-I have
been great sufferer with Salt Rheum for 80 years,
commencing in my head and face and extending
over the greater part of my body. have taken gal
Ions of medicine for the blood of different kinds
and tried good physicians, all of which did me no
be cured. But friend called my attention to the
article in the Union skin Diseases and got box
of CUTIcURA The first application great re-
lief and the third took the scales all off, and felt
like new man. have used three 50-cent boxes and
my skin is smooth and consider myself entirely
cured. Hoping that this may be seen by some one
afflicted have been df there is any is my earn
est wish. And cheerfuly recommend it to all per-
sons afflicted with like diseases.
Yours truly, B. WILSON LORD.
AGAwAM MASS, Sept. 9, 1878.
The CUTICURA SOAP should be used for cleansing
all diseased surfaces, as most soaps are injurioust
the skin
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more. i win be so patient hereafter; yes. do
love you better than my life and you are all tn e
world to me- told you was sorry for that
first letter, and you made me write the next;
you spoke as If / was afraid to tell you. Don't
you think you ought to forgive me once more,
you are so strong In your manhood and am so
helpless. fatherless girl? Won't you forgive
me. MI Morgan, not because deserve it, but
for your sisters sake, and because love you?
am going TO wait now until the 18th OF next
month for you to reply-15th of November-a
letter coming after that will be too late. Won't
you write and say you will love me again; don't
you remember how you used TO laugh
about my being so fond of you? You
mot II mean that hat letter DO YOU and can only
for eternity. l know have been very unrea-
sonable, very naughty but won't you see If
don't really mean to be gOod7
With all the love Of my heart, Lucy.
Gen. AOr'gdn:-Please let me see Mr.. Morgan
a little while. Ipledge you my word l will not
make any attempt to hurt him, no matter what
me, and If 1 could see him and tell him how mis-
cradle l am he might listen to me. The fullest
reparation that could be made me would never
atone for all the agony he has made me suffer
all these long months; but ask for so little, If
he will only make me amends. Let me feel this
horrible load of shame is lifted. / will promise
never to tell any one, and go away and never
again hear of me. Gen. Morgan, this is such a
terrible wrong, and am so helpless, and APP
peal to your honor and manhood to let me see
MN ana plead WIN MIN IOf the innocence ne
has taken from me. If you are afraid to trust
me you can have my hands tied, only let me see
linn. Gen. Morgan, think of your daughters,
how bright and sweet their eyes are. protected by
your and their brothers love and care, and then
think OF me, with no protection in the world,
praying in my helplessness for the innocence
your son has forcibly taken from me. Gen. Nor
gan, as you hope for Gods mercy, for all dear to
you, show 1t to me now, and let me see Mr.. Nor
gan. For Papa's sake let me see him. You all
will drive me to take my own life, for this is
such fathomless depth of anguish cannot
bear az any longer. Won't you let me see him?
Gen. Morgan, for your love for your daughters,
let me see him. LUCY RHETT HORTON.
THE CASE SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.
The court said he would send the case to the
grand jury under bonds of 81 600,
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RIOT BILL BRIBERY CASES
A Philadelphia telegram OF yesterday, says
Counsel for the prosecution in the riot bill al
which were recently auashed in Harrisburg
held consultation in this city to-day and de-
termined that new bills of indictment in every
case Shall be presented to and acted upon by
the grand jury of Dauphin county on Monday
next.
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Prepared by Weeks l. Potter, Chemists and Drug
Elsts, $50 Washington street, Boston. Mass, and
cURA. small boxes so cents; large boxes, contain
ing two and one-half times the quantity of small,
" ": REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. CUTICURA Soar.
7b cents.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &C., TO-Nights
TOrds Opera HOuse.-''Our Candidate"
National I7sedter.-Sothern in "The Crushed
Tragedian."
Ineater ConiQue.-Varietfes.
Lincoln Han-Last night OF Prof. Cromwells
Art entertainments
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LEPROSY.
A Modern Miracle. Astonishing Results
from the Use of Cuticura.

MEssRs. WEEKS h Potter - Gentlemen:- We
being cured by, your CuIIeuRA remedies The
county had employed all Of our doctors and had
sent to New York for advice, but to no avail.
The patient commenced using the CuTIcURA and
Immediately began getting better.
He has been confined to his bed for two and one
half years. Had rot bad his clothes during this
When he walked, there would at least one quart of
ecales come off of him.
This happened every day.
We think 1t is wonderful cure.
We do not say he is cured, but he is in fair way
to be cured to say the least, Yours truly,
DUNNING BROTHERS,
Druggists and Booksellers.
ALLEGAN, MICH, Feb II, 1879.
NoTE.-Messrs Dunning Brothers are thoroughly
reliable gentlemen. and were unknown to us prior
to the receipt of this letter. We firmly believe this
CUTICURA will permanently cure this very severe
case of Leprosy, as it has done many others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-17
District Government Affairs.

Mr.. Entwisle, building inspector, has ordered
the removal Of the dilapidated sheds on the
south side of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, at
the intersection of Market street, Georgetown,
within ten days. These are the buildings of the
Consolidated Coal company, OF which Mr.. H. W..
WinShip Is the agent.
Inspector EntWisle has given notice to the
owner Of building at No. 400 Louisiana avenue
:(Dr. Gunton), that he finds this building to be
requests that it be taken down Immediately.
This is the carpenter shop heretofore used by
Mr.. j. G. NailOr.
THE PAVING BILLS OF THE STREET RAILROAD
COMPANIES.
Assistant District Engineer F. V. Greene has
trans mitted to Engineer commissioner Twining
measurement of pavementS laid in 1879, in the
space of two feet exterior to the outer rails of
in the cities Of Washington and George
town, the cost of which is required by
Sec. 4, paragraphs II, - and Is, of the act OF
June II, 1878. to be paid by the railway compa-
MES. The amounts are as follows; Washington
and Georgetown Co., S2,515.4S; Columbia Rail-
road Co., 81 ,49o.6s; Capitol, North Street and
poitan Co., s96s6.21; making total of s14 ,s42 ST.
He states that it is desirable that this money
should be paid at date as early as possible, in
order that it may be used in replacing wood
pavementS as soon as the season opens, say
March 18th. When received by the collector, to
be subject to the orders Of the Commissioners,
in order that it may be used for this purpose.
These accounts include all work done up to this
date, in addition to the accounts submitted in
April, 1879, part OF which latter have been paid
and part delinquent, the latter being about
$4,000, showing the whole amount due from
these companies to be little less than $685. 900.
PROTECTING THE PARKING.
The District Commissioners have received a
note from Mr.. Fl. A. Willard, president of the
Columbia Street Railway company, suggesting
that an order be issued and the police directed
to prevent the using OF the park and tracks on
New York avenues, between 9th and 18th streets
north, by. vehicles and loaded teams. This hav-
ing been by the commissioners referred to the
engineer commissioner, Lieut.. Greene recon-
mends that signs be placed on the park at each
cross street, forbidding vehicles from passing.
and also that the police be specially directed to
enforce the order.