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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-22
By Green i Wise. Auctioneers.


EpY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF THE
~ Corporation Court for the city OF Alcxsu.
drls, Va rendered 1t lis september term 1880
in tie cause Of Dsnjol W. Griffith vs.. Knsey
Griffith e. al the u7iersgnod, special commits
siCncr thcr,n named, will oil for sale Oy pub
lie suction, IL front of the entrance 10 the Court
room, on Fairfax sLrect. on , SATURDAY, the
u day Of October, 1880 at II o'clock N the
following pr periy, TO at:
No. /. 4 LOT OF GROUND, Beginning l2O
feet inches from the corner Of Union snd King
streets thence west with King street - FEET 9
inches 10 the centre of the sqIare; thence south
ITO feet 10 - feet atleg Laa.Ca east on the a.
ley - t0et inches thence north By straight
line to the beginning
No Z LOTOF GROUND sn0 IMPROVE.
MhNI> adjoining the property Of D. 5iCL4)d,
beginning st the western Intersection of Nc
neod's line with King street thence osck with
Mcleod line Ito feet 10 q 20 feet sleY lherco
with the stley wesiwArdIy p teat; thence with =
me parallel 10 list line to King street; thence
with King street TO the baIinnIns.
No 3. 4 LOT OF GROUND. commonly
called lDa COAL Y ARD LOT" C1mu-rciHg
on King street ABOUT Git feet cast OF the corner
oi Lee street I.outirg say 20 'ael on King street
and running back ll6 or III feet 10 ~ e alley.
Terms o: @s.": Cash enough TO pay costs Of
suit ana expenses OF sale and the resliuo on 2
credI, OF SIX, 'wsiVs and eight en- moalhs with
Interest from Inc 'HT of sale, taking bonds with
good personal s-lwiLv, and reis.ninE title 10 SO.
cure the deferred Payments
GEO&GE WALRER.
sepll-co.s Special C.mmisaoaer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-22
FANCY GOODS.
O. MI. AID ANS

An i'm r. ense assortment of Merino Underwear,
showing the largest and most complies stock o.
fernd in the city, for lsdies gents, misses. boys
snd infants; prices 15c to IS each.
Ribbons, Corsets and handkerchief.
G rmsntown. Ssxony snd Shetlsnd Wool !;
Yarns in sll coors and qualities; Zaphyr Worst
ed, u | supply; always in stock Canvass, VI u
toes. ElabroideTing Silks and Needles.
Buttons, Spool Silk, Colt)ns, Thread, Soaps
Per'umery, Jewery, SC.
Hosiery in solid colors, Stripes Balmorsl,
BalhrigSsn, Merino, Lise Thread, McurUiug
and Yarn; over 600 DOZEN of FIRE and medium
price Hosiery; prices from l0c TO 81 80 per pair.
Woo!en Shsw.s, Scarfs, Foods sad Nubss
Gloves in Kid Buck, Sheep and Dog Skin,
French Csstor. Cloth, Berlin, Ringwood, Cash
mere ard IpdeSrstf; price 25c 10 g per psir.
Gents fine n ecb Wear in Ties, Bows, Rutland,
DeJoinville and handsome assortment of Clsu-
dents Scarfs, Shirts, Collars, Cuff and Silk
Suspenders.
Neck Kufling. Ruff, Lsces, Edgiags, Veil
ings, Hoop skirts &c
c. NJ. ADAMS. 90 King st.
sngl6 Alexandria Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-22
BOOAs, SrAElBNEsY, etc.
SCHOOL BOOKS

SCHOOL BOOKS
y AND
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HEADQUARTERS For PUBLIC SCHOOL
BOOKS
FGEECH'S, 93 tV 95 HHH3 STREET..
Constantly on hand Il lull assortment OF School
and College Text Books and School Stationery
Of every description.
Blank Books speciality; all sizes from the
small Mems TO the largest Ledgers snd purns)s.
New line cf Ps2gterics from l0C TO g each
P@ts OF Manila, Legal Cap, Letter aud n ote
sizes, very cheap.
Autograph and Photograph Albums, al the
new styles.
Scrip Books, en- eDdles9 variety,
Gold Pens and Pencils fne Leather Goods
and everything else usually fund in = book and
stationary store Goods bought for cagh and
will BE- sold .. pr C2s which defy c,mpetjton
sept GEO. Y FRENCH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-22

TROUGH SHAKING LIKE AN ASPEN
LEAF
With the chiIs and fAver, the victim of malaria
may still recover by using this celebrated spe>
ciuc, which not only breaks up the most nggrs-
is InhnlteIv preferable to quininr, not only
because It does the business far more lhorou Oily
but also on account of lis perfect wh0esomeness
and lnviSorsting action upon the entire system.
For sale By all Druggists and Dealers gener-
-ll-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-22
The Esurcs and Rabbits Es;ll.

10 AMERICAN farmers tue contest 10 the
British Partisan ,nt over what was called the
harcs aud rabbits bill wears probsbly ridicu
ous aspec.. That bill, which lately became o
law, gives to tcoant farmers G right to kill
ground game. that is to say harcs aud rabbits,
Oh any part OF the LAID he Occupies He can
also giVo permits to soy pcrsoo in his house
hold or 10 bis employ to kill. Tapping above
ground i forbidden, aaG shooting mus: be done
between the last hour before slaTis3 aud the
FIRST hour after sunset, or Ia 1ther words 10 dsy-
light. The Cti4c: Ct this lew is to deprive the
landlord OF he Exclusive right which, until
now, be possessed 10 kill ground game on any
part 0! bis estate, whether that eS'ste was c.
CupieG By tenants on not. Ii hGs been hereto
fore pCotl eff as Tor such tenants to shoot
hareS or rabbits % the iaGd rooted by them.
They were held to be thC property OF the land.
lord, and although they might prey upon the
tenant t CROPS 10 serious Y .cnl lie ,uld aim
no compensation for The loss thu= oc2isIoued.
10 the shooting scGsop the landlord had the
right to shoot over the lensnt's 'etm, or to give
permits 20 others, or 70 sill the shooting to
tbrd parties. Mr. William Chambers, who
discusses bhis question 8yh admirable imparti-
city 10 the last uum0gr OF Chambers Journal,
Ci |idos the lsu1)rds Of Grcai Britain into three
Classes. all Of them drawing revenue from
the lend, they ccut to tCOaut farmers, but
some OF ghtm srigi2g !srse Incomes from
Town properly 400 lands IL, On building leases.
aOd others from the royalties paid them By cDal
c-mpanIgs or CllGinG C'rroratOJS The third
class. WHO hGv ouiY agrl2u lurat Gad 10 rent.
who CcI her engage IL C)mmrclai or Industrial
pur.ui :, aad who ar iacX Ti'ablg bound to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-22

II OSlERY, GLOVES, Handkerchiofs, Col
~ lars and Cuffs, in great ysriety, St
c. o. BERRY S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-22
AUCTION SALES,

~ fTg pvt y5-,11 Nh ~ ~ ~ - - -
- = hEa - n L a IN IN FAIRFAX
IJJNL1, WITHIN a HALE s MILE OF
MI. EENHO-1' feTsGant 10 he decree Of the
I'c4. Court or fslrIaI county, entered at its
gane :eT"'' I7,o IN the sat Of mcCaulay ys.
Nc " ''.iAlIs sHe u1HsfslgAed. special c9Inml3
s5aer5 named IN , ssid decree will on MONDAY,
". g'yl luz l2-l Jay Oh OS!ober, 1851 sell TO
.a' LiIGest Diesel IN 'front.' OF the door OF the
' n o ,,Il ~ ~ q. ~ U CtOGN III OF
80. 1 -Ay a. =, " 49, go l.? IN Z a n
McWHrams. containing respectfully III 20JOI
and 1-1,3--.GJ tcres. These lots constitute ono
oftaa most y-Iu.5lv isrms in the county OF Fair.
FAX .y.g as they DO contiguous. immeIial.lv
on the 81. Vernon rOsd leading from aleYsr.
drl4, and on the ACCDtink Pike, within a hslf
mile 20 NJ Vernon, Is owned By the "Lstieg'
Association IL ore Of The most fertile regions
.u, .la crualy snd in A neig' bnrkood of thrift
rau. Improvement and market rscili,iss. Tbov
constitute the improved part Of the estate known
b. II II. LEPHRn owned By the Iate Aaron
LosseL 10 those desiring 10 invest in good
land, yielding An Interest on the outlay within
malt mile o. ina M SEGA of our CouGtrvU no
bitter opportunity is or ctn be offered.
Terms OF Sales: Encu.b casn 10 nav tba cost
and expenses Of ssle and tho srr, ~ SIgel AZ
with interest thereon from tha lin a. ~ A.,
gust, I-7j and the rnsIdu4 in iEraa eGreJ nov
r..n.- a. six twnrva AID ajobtaon rrt,,r,L, '"g
,ae- interest from the dsv If ssIa r. bo aon-oJ
ec4tg the o to- b, ret,H Tt" aoGo p per s
my nsmed. It will then be- far ssIo Tri V cI
sa. "a -ucG parcels As nay seem adva6tegeons
THOMAS K LOVE.
THOMAS MOORE
-oII1-Wt, Coum'r7 of Sale.
These IRads will ba subIiviloa "a ,Iot
furnished on the day OF sale.
THOMAS K T.OUg
TE0V5G IS6NvG ~
40 ~ q? tfor mG ,is.;ooor.
S"''1-4''zSiO-e's'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-22
AUCTION S4I.E@
SALE cT LAND IN FAlkFAA COUNTY.

| ~ N ],
by virtue Of decrea rendered at the June
term, 1870, Of the Circuit Court of Fairfax couu.
~ in the suit Of John D DeBell, administrator
Of K. K Daniel, deceased. vs. A S Grigsby,
&c, the undersigned commissioners of sale
therein named, on SEPTEM BIER 70 1880, Court
| Day, at IL O clock m, will sell At public auction,
beiJre The door Of the Court House of said COuu-
ty, certain TRACT OF LAND, belor ging to
| a. ,. GrIRsOy, containing $685. TCres, more or
eSs The said land lies near tho village Of Gem
trrVliie adjoining the lands of POmerOy L gin
! and others Persons desiring particular &c
| sccpJion thereof arc referred TO Mr.. John D.
DeBeli, who resides in the vicinity
Terms CT Sae: One fourth of tho purchase
money IN hand As deposit, lisble TO be forfeited
ana the LaDd rasOld st the risk of the purchaser
should ne ial 10 complete his purchase; the res
idue IN three equal annual instruments, with IN
| terest from day OF sale payable annually. 70 be
| secured by the bonds of the purchaser, with
good personal security. sud retention OF title til!
| the last payment is made
Il. W. THOMAS, COMMITS of
THOMAS MOORE. Sale.
| John ". Mohler, Auc!Oueor.
The undersigned have several tracts Of land
| co tiEucu3 to the above named TO which they
| invite the attention Of purchasers.
| Il. THOMAS
THOMAS MOORE,
Fsirfez county. augl8-w4R
p, IT The .boYe sale Is POSTPONED until MON
DA 7, the 18th day Of October next County
| Court Il. w THOMAS
THOMAS MOORE.
sep2l-w4v 0omm'rs elsie
INOMMISsIONERS SALE IF VALIIA.
~ Bile LAM IN FAIBFAX COUNTY
By virtue of decree rendered 1T The June term
1850 by the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county, in
the suit of TOOte Livingston s. Co to the use
Of Stenhens Il Wilcox vs., John w Dear the
I trr dor md ,;----, l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-22

TFEPHYR WORSTEDS, Germantown Wools
~ and Knitting Yarns, in all shades and colors,
sep29 Ate O. BERKY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-22

M EW GOODS in IHE hAkDWABE
~ LINE at IS Ejng. corner Of Royal street
JUS. received, the SwERkGREITH. for i'm
proving cesfslaeEi IL never fails to make the
l0UEhe-t steak tender 81 the way through
Also .hesef setting DELUSION RATT&AP;
some, ing new; call and examine
doth Proof and Plain Carpet Fels Mating
Tacks, Tack Claws Carpet Hammers, Carpet
Strelchars. War-c-wash busting and Scrub
Brushes, snd other g0Jis suited to the season.
The Windsor Scale for =alo cheap
aU-sa i "- HEFItHTNN f. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-22

@0TI % gIUEoIs oIWT
Remit by Pos! Office Money Order, Register
ed Letter, Bank Drst. or Express
To insure against mistakes or delays cor
respondents will please write their nsnrs and
places # residence plainly, giving number of
Post Office box or Street, aud Town, County
and State.
Recommendations connected with the DisLri-
5UtOasnt Orders f1rTiokets -hOusd be addressed
TO 2S. Ns BOABDN AN, Courier,JournsI
Building, Louisville, Ky, OF 81 BOT and 300
Broadway. n. Y sug3l-eold
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-22

z AIDES AND CHILDREN'S MERINO
- WRISTS and PANTS, all sizes and qusli-
ties, st @. G. BERRY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-22

Special contracts will De msde with yearly nd
veTtisers
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DER z s&15SsHsS.

z AIDES KID GLOVES, : aud buttons
81 every pair warranted
D E RRASHEAK
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, 1880.

only topic OF conversation. Here Hancock
takes corresponding, better among Demo-
Gratis than Garfield did among the Repub-
licans probably because his nomination
was less surprise.
THE MRS. sURRATT AFFAIR.
New York, June 25.-A Richmond spe-
cial reports that Bishop Kean says he hap
pened to be in Washington few months
ago. when the charges as to. General Han
cucks connection with the Surratt case
were reiterated. and Father Walter stated
in the most emphatic language that there
was no truth whatever in the charges.
Father Waiter was the spiritual adviser
and confessor of Mrs. Surratt.
A Washington special reports John T.
Campbell, the only surviving attorney for
Mrs. Surratt, saying that Hancock is the
best selection the Cincinnati Convention
could have made. 1t is a splendid selec-
ton, and his part In the Surratt execution
will not affect him. Tie General obeyed
the order of his superiors, and that is
recognized by all well-infOrmed Democrats.
Hancock was not in the court room dur
ing the entire time, and on the morning OF
the execution said: II am carrying out
the death sentence, and it is the most pain.
full act of my life. l would rather take the
chances on the battle field, but / am
a soldier and 1 must obey orders" )"
WHAT GENERAL SHERMAN SAYS.
General Sherman says Hancock is an ex.
cellent soldier and gentleman. The mem
bers OF Sberman's staff speak in the highest
terms of Hancock. General McCook said
Hancock has pure record, and his connec
ton with Mrs. Surratts execution was
nothing more than any other soldier who
was obeylng orders.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25
BURIED BENEATH RUINS.
Three Men Killed at Elizabeth, New
Jersey.
National Associated Press to the Star

National Associated Press to the Star
ELIZABETH, N. j., June 25.-At a late
hour last night the main part of the Eliza
bethport Steam Garbage Company's works
on Elizabeth avenue, was destroyed by fire.
the s utterly walls alone being left stand
ing. Between one and two o'clock this
morning six fremen were sent
by the Chief Engineer under this
wall in order to play Oh the surrounding
flames. They had been at work but few
minutes when the wall fell with a crash
burying them all. VIM. Woods and j
Delasty, of engine No. 4. were taken u
dead, and the following 9iremen, belonging
10 the same company, were rescued. bu
were seriously wounded: Wick Sayre, Jas
Moore, jacob Marsh and Henry Siebert.
1t is believed that John Hoover, an EN-.
ploye Of the Cordsge Company, perished,
as he has not been seen since the fire and
was known to have been in the building.
Loss placed between $25, 600 and $40, 0OO
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25
Charged With Burglary.

E. McFadden, Milton Jones, and Am cs
Lonsway are registered at the Ninth-str eet
Statlon-house with a charge OF burgl ary
against them. On the 5th OF this month
Mr. Loeb's clothing store, No. 100 West
Fifth street, was burglarized of lot ol
clothing. The case was given to Detective
Grannon to work up. Yesterday he ran
across the above named parties, who were
arrayed in some of the clothing stolen from
Loeb's store.
They were arrested, when they claimed
that they bought the goods from Thomas
Flaherty, man at present incarcerated in
the County Jail on charge OF burglary.
The men were taken before Flaherty, and
the latter did not deny having sold the par.
ties the clothing.
Mr.. L eb, wishing to have the whole
matter sifted. filed affidavits against these
men for the purpose of holding them, 9TH
erwise they would have been discharged.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25
NEW YORK NOTES.
Glimpses Of the GOings-On in
Gotham.

Special to the Star.
CLEoPATkAs NEEDLE.
New York, June 25.-A special to the
World says The Dessouk with the obelisk
will remain at Gibraltar, to lay in a sup
ply of coal, until Saturday, when she will
clear for New York, which city she is ex-
pected to reach about July 18th.
PATERsoN's BIG BORE
The artesian well at Paterson has reached
a depth Of one thousand eight hundred and
eighty feet, in solid red sandstone, without
striking water.
CONCLUDE NOT TO CELEBRATE.
The residents of Gutenberg, N. j., hav-
ing discovered that the battle of Block
House Point, which was fought on July
goth, 1880, was a British victory, have
abandoned their intention of holding CEN
tennial celebration.
DIED AFTER ALL.
Maude Burlington, tie infant who was
resuscitated at the Morgue on Tuesday by
Deputy Coroner Waterman, died yesterday
at the Bellevue Hospital Nursery. She
was supposed to be dead when brought to
the MOrgue.
HoNoRING THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
Twenty-four French-speaking societies
have dubbed together to celebrate fes-
tival, in honor of the French Republic, a,
Jones' Wood, on Sunday and Monday
next
IMPORTED YELLOW FEVER.
Six OF crew of bark from Hayti are
in Quarantine Hospital with yellow fever.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25
Board of Public Works.

The contract for filling at fence on Lick
Run Pike was awarded 70 P. Rodenkirch.
The payroll OF the Water-works Depart
ment for last week, amounting to 81, ,629 IS,
was approved and ordered paid.
A resolution to improve Tafel street,
from Brown street to Wagner street, was
approved.
An ordinance to improve Plum, Race,
Elm andother streets by sewering, was ap-
proved.
Ordinances to assess special tax on real
estate bounding Eighth street, from Lock
street TO Summit, and on Culvert street
hom Third to Fifth, were approved.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25
National Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 25.-The Secre
larry of War to-day suspended the recon
nendaIion of the West Point Academic
Board that Whitaker be dropped on ac
Nunt of deficiency in his studies.
This will give Whitaker an opportunity
pf demanding court-martial in his case il
be desires to viudicate himself. If he
ihould be dismissed now he would nave no
chance of being further heard.
The President returned to the city this
afternoon at 1880. There will be no session
pf the Cabinet to-day.
Secretary Ramsey and Col. Barr will leave
pext Sunday for Minnesota, where they
Will remain three or four days, and then &C
10 Fort Leavenworth to inspect the mill
larry prison.
Gen. Drum will leave July Sd or 4tl
to join the Secretary at Fort Leavenworth
and Gen. Mcdowell will come East ant
also meet the party at THAT point. Gen
erals Drum and Mcdowell are members o.
the Board on Military Prisons.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25
Marriage License.

The following marriage license have been
ssued since our last report:
Lawrence House and Dora-Belle Thorpes
Joseph Gosler and Sarah Jacobe.
Michael Juelg and Mary Hoffman.
John Gyron and Julia Malta.
James Ritter an Nellie Biggs
August Schwer and Minnie Blittersdorf
VIM. Van Pelt and Ida Ann Deerswester.
Glenn. J. bunker and Frances NJ. Ulrich.
John Michel and Louisa LANG.
Louis Wagner and Mollie Albrecht
Rolla L. Thomas and Sallie b. Colk.
VIM. H. Nepper and Emile Hess.
]. R Wilson and Hannah Robertson.
Granville T. Woods and Sadie Turner.
VIM. Wordsworth and Clara w. Bosiey.
H. Ennebrock and I. Lemmermohle.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25
Local Personal.

Mr.. James Coddington, an old Warren
County man and wealthy land owner at
Lincoln, ILL.,, is visiting old friends in this
city.
Mr.. Thomas J. Bremen, of the Enquirer
staff, has resigned his position on that
paper. The Enquirer loses an excellent
news man and a live correspondent.
Senator Ermentrout, of Reading, Penn
sylvania, leaves for home tomorrow morn
ing. He is much pleased with Cincinnati.
and says he thinks it the finest city in the
United States.
Mr.. M. ]. McCafFrey, better known as
"Mack." of the A. & P. Telegraph Com
pany, is the Little Giant among operators.
He rendered efficient service in aiding the
STAR to promulgate special bulletins during
the Convention.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25

Messrs. A. Davis & Bros, merchant tail
ors, of East Fifth street, state that the dia
mond stud stolen from Judge Yaple by E.
N. Black and James No. ice, was not recov-
cred BY officers at their store. Black came
there intoxicated, and asked to leave the
stolen stud until he sobered up. The re.
quest was granted, but Black soon called
for it again. The firm had no knowledge
Of the goods being stolen.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25
Death Record.

The following deaths nave been placed o.
record since our last report:
Bridget Peddington, 2 days, city.
John Backmeyer, weeks, city.
G. Prunhagen, IL weeks, city.
Bertie Maddox, 10 months, city.
Emile Dagger, month, city.
Mary Schuster, months city.
Barbara Schertz, 10 months, city.
Mary Stenschneider, % years, city.
Mary Laokhorn, year city.
Rosa Hagen, 76 years. Germany.
Theresa Hecker, 70 ears, Germany.
James Doyle, % years, Ireland.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25
MOOnshiner Shot and Killed.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 25.-Revenue officers
had fight with moonshiners ten miles
from Atlanta yesterday, in which several
shots were fired and one of the moonshin-
ers' named Jones Killed. Reports of the
difficulty differ, but the revenue men de-
clare they were fired upon first.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25
The LATEST
WASHINGTON.
Whittaker's Case---The Cincin-
natl Custom HOuSe-.-Per-
s0nal Points.
THE CINCINNATI CUSTOM HOUSE.

Special to the Star.
WAsHINGroN, d. G., June &.-Somt
Ihanges have peen male in the architect
hral plans for the new Custom House al
Cincinnati. In the original plan the dome'
were quite low and plain, giving the uppel
bart of the building an unostentatious ap
pearance.
The domes are now to be made much
higher and to be surmounted with a un
Ique design of iron cresting. They viii
now be quite imposing, especially the two
on the Fifth street and Patterson alley
fronts. .
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25

Mr.. George H. Lapham, of New York,
telegraphed to Chiet-of-Police Carson, this
morning, from Toledo, O., that he was
robbed at The c., II. & D. Railroad last
night Of valuable diamond shirt stud.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25

Huntsville, Mo-. says Had. Brown was
hanged there at 1882 p. m., in the presence
OF five thousand peonle.
Huntsville is few miles out from Mo-
berly and is the county seat
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25

A neatly fitting boot is the special desire
of ladies who take pride in being well
dressed. Gesting, at so Fountain Square,
makes to order the latest styles of French
dress boots.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25

The st. Lawrence school exhibition
will take place at st. Mary's Seminary Hall
on Wednesday, June 3Oth, German, and
Thursday, July lst, English.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25

Parks, at so Fountain Square, is the
headquarters of ressmaking in the opin-
ion of large number of the ladies of Gin.
cinnati and vicinity.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25

LONDON, June 25.-Mr. Edward Mayall,
Chairman of the Bank of Oldham, shot
himself dead this morning. He is supposed
to have been prompted to tho act by EN-.
barrassments in which the bank is re.
ported to be involved.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25

A petition was filed this morning be.
fore the County Clerk for $4,000 damage
against the City of Cincinnati by Mrs,
Elizabeth Williams and her husband, John.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25

1t is the universally expressed opinion
of those who know what they are talking
about. that Payton, at his new place, 1853
Race street, serves the best drinks to be
had in the city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25
CONVENTION ECHOES,
THE NATIONAL COMMITEEE.

The Democratic National Committee
met at the Grand Hotel last night, and or
ganized temporarily by appointing Senator
Barnum Chairman and Mr.. Prince Secre-
tary. 1t was resolved to hold a meeting
July 3Oth at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in
New York.