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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-17
Ike SHORE & MICH. S. R. R.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS
il follows, until further notice.
GOING W EST.
MICHIGAN ExPREss-Leaving Buffalo at 9:05
D. m =, arriving at Erie 1a:50 a M, AshtabuIa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
New York Pres. Views To-day.

GEN. GARFIELDs CkBINET-AS ASSURED RErrB-
llCAN MAJORITY IN THE uoCsE-THE FINAN-
tlsL CSEAsINESs IN NEW YORK.
The Rerdld'S washington correspondent says
tbab WDen zen. CARRIED was In washington he
TAXED frankly upon Cabinet matters not
only Win Mr.. sherman but also with some OF
MT Sherman's friends. and that he said 10 them
tIat ne would be grieyed 10 do anything dis
pleasing 10 Mr. sherman. but that IL would
Mr. sherman into his cabinet. lt Is added thai
OF course Mr.. sherman would not embarraSs
the Incoming administration, and Il is there
fore taken for granted that he Will
make his claims felt for the SeDatorship
The Tribune reports Edward Mcpherson as saw
ing that the republicans VIII have control ar
the House OF Representatives; that there are
lag republicans elected ana conceded to be
elected-a majority OF one over all IL IS eN-
pected. he says that several independents aud
greenbackers viii also WORK with the repuon-
Word has a warning article upon the financial
situation In New \ ork. and says: THE conser-
vattNe feeling with respect 10 values which
how obtains has certainly set IN not a
Gay too soon, for money is Stlll 1ow-
Ing westward and southwark. aud may
continue 10 do so for some time 70 come"
The S'la takes a more hopeful view today OF
the future OF the democratic party than IL did
yestel day. IL says that party that is beaten
by barely thirty four hundred votes IN a con-
test where nearly nine million are thrown can
hardly be regarded as dead or dying. and that
what IL needs is LEADERS who are not knaves
and not fools" South Carolina correspond
ent OF the Times reports an almost general de-
sire among leading democrats there for a new
departure In politics and the dissolution or the
solid south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
Who May and May Not be i'm the
Cabinet or Senate.

Especial Dispatch TO The ErenjBq S,dy.l
NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-There are quite a num-
Der OF congressman In the city on their way 10
Washington, among them Messrs. Crowley,
Dwight, Hiscock and Miller, OF the interior OF
the state. New York's senatorial contest and
the representation of the state In the Cabinet,
form the chief subjects OF political gossip. Mr..
Platt, for e. s. Senator. is admitted 10 be ahead:
out Is by no means certain that he Wi, be
elected. Mr.. Morton may be formidable err
didate, as there is a feeling that the city oI.ht
to have representation In the senate II IS
stated, In some quarters, that Andrew White.
ex president OF the Cornell University and now
Minister TO Berlin, may be rendered place IN
the Cabinet, though Mr.. Conkling prefers Nr.
Platt, should the latter not be elected Senator
Will probably be candidate for l. : Senator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
SITUATION IN WALL STREET.
An Improved Money Market. but
Stocks Still EeYeriSh.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-The Posts financial arti.
Gle says: The money market to-day Is decidedly
less stringent than yesterday, and we have
heard Of no commissions above 1-32 of per
cent per day, plus per cent per annum, and
good many loans have been made to the stock
brokers' at plain per cent. This improved con-
dition of the money market led early In the day
to free purchases OF stocks, which resulted In
higher prices, although the stock market @ con. on.
been weak. The. market was strong
est at the opening. and just before
the appearance OF the bank statement
since which time It has lost part of the ad-
vance made between II and II O'Clock. The
stocks notably STRONG today are burlington &
Quincy, Union Pacific, Western Union Tele-
graph Kansas L. Texas. Northwest, Milwaukee
st. Paul, and Ontario 4 Western: The stocks
which at times have been notably weak are
Reading, and the other coal shares. U. s.
boz ds are higher for the as and SIS, and rail-
road bonds are irregular. The Treasury to-day
has obtained 5000 6's Of 1880 at 1925. Brokers
are bidding 10s for the bonds to turn into the
Treasury at 1927.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
The Coming Session Of Congress.
THE IRISH TO THE CITY

This mornings trains brought to tie city
scores of Congressmen, and there are here this
afternoon nearly two.thirds OF the members OF
both houses. The hotels begin to present a
lively appearance There is no doubt but that
each house will have quorum In attendance
on Monday.
THE SESSION ON MONDAY
will be without special interest. The first day.
however, always draws to the Capitol more
than enough people to crowd the galleries.
After that there Is generally room for all There
being no business before either house except to
call the roll and swear In new members elected
to fill vacancies (among them General Garfield's
successoT there is no good reason Why the mes
houses Monday afternoon. The reading OF the
message will occupy about an hour, and this
will probably be all that VIII be done on
Monday.
GOOD FEELING IN THE ASCENDANT.
The members OF both political parties return
to Washington with display of good feeling.
The democrats. OF course. regret that they lost
sophically, and are glad there is no dispute and
that the count Will be proceeded with in Joint
convention without any attendant excitement.
whether the vote OF the state is counted or not.
and outside OF a few of the strict construc-
uonists the democrats don't care either.
OF THE THIRD H0UsE-THE LOBBY
but few OF the Representatives Of special inter-
estS are on hand The sugar men have on the
ground one OF their agents, and 1t Is probable
an effort Will be made to pass what Is known as
the Carlisle sugar bill. IL Is reported, too that
Jay Gould and the railroad interest will make a
powerful movement to get the Indian Territory
opened up upon the basis OF some bin which
will retain to the Indians their seyeratty to the
lands now held by them.
THE BACK 'DEESTRICK" MEMBERS
have their pockets cTanmed with oils and res
olutfOns calculated to make noise. One men,
Der has long resolution ready, calling upon
the State department for all the correspondence
touching the firing upon American merchant
men by Spanish men-Of-War. The subject ia
already under diplomatic treatment but the
irate Congressmen doesn't care IL IL breaks up
any and all offerings OF indemnity. The reso
luton has the smack OF pugnacity In 1t, which
his constituents like and 1t must be offered.
BUSINESS SESSION PROBABLE.
general interchange Of opinion among the
members here indicates that the session
promises to be spiritless one devoted to the
passage of the appropriation bills only. The
appOrIionmeDt bill will hardly be passed. It is
rot party question at all, simply one OF arith-
metic, and neither party can make any political
advantage cut Of it. Mr. Cox, Of New York,
would have the tariff revised, but he doesn't
believe it will be- There is a feeling that re-
funding bill in accordance with whatever
recommendations Secretary Sherman make
should be passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
BOAT RACE IN ENGLAND.
Ross Beats Trickett.
THE RAILROAD WAR.
FIRES AND LOSS OF LIFE.
THE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.
PARIS THIS AFTERNOON.
Flying the Panama Canal Kite
The Coming International Bill.

Especial by Atlantic Gable TO The ". 7. Ecenin
Telegram and The WASHINGTON EcentngStdr.I
PARIS, Dec. 4. G p. m.-The French press are
exultiDg over the approaching issue OF tie new
Panama canal stock. Enormous sums of money
are being spent in advertising the great scheme.
This enterprise has afforded some scores OF
sickly Paris newspapers the means of ..continu-
ing their precarious existence for another year
or so. The sixty -One Paris daileS vie with each
other in tnventing startling and amusing adver.
tisements.
The International billiard match Will come off
here on the goth instant. The score will be
5000, Eot $500 up, as incorrectly stated. Mr..
John Gibelin, Frenchman, was last night
chosen as referee. Slosson is practicing at the
Grand Hotel and NigneauY at the Cafe De La
PaiX. Yesterday SlOsson made turn Of 422.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
The Ohio SenatOrship.

WHAT WILL BE DONE WITH STANLEY MATTHEW'S.
If the republican politicians arriving here
from Ohio have any knowledge of the sena-
toral situation In that state 1t is quite certain
Secretary Sherman Will be elected to the Sem
ate to succeed Senator Thurman. Every re-
publican member OF the Ohio delegation who
has arrived here says there is no doubt OF the
result II the Secretary remains In the field, and
such appears to be his intention at the present
time. Some OF the members think 1t quite
only one which will go before the legislature,
and that meanwhile Coy. Foster VIII be pro-
yided for otherwise when the new admins
tratiOn comes In. Ohio members, too, assert
Matthews | is to 20 UPON the supreme SUBJ ber,eh a,,c,
and that to make vacancy Justice SWayne.
who is eligible, will retire by the middle OF
January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

FREEZING OUT THE ''GUIDEs."-The alleged
guides are very properly being frozen out at all
points They are not allowed In the White House
or the Treasury, and Navy department build.
lngs, ana to-day Secretary Ramsey posted the
!ollowlng notice in the War department: aThere
is no necessity for strangers to employ persons
through the War department. The Watchn1en
and messengers will extend proper courtesies.
ano give to strangers directions by which they
that part OF 1t occupied by the War department.
PERSONS claiming to be guides win not be
allowed to conduct strangers through the War
department."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR.

AHTsEEfES-S-l rage.
AUCTION SALEs-jth ands7th pages.
Balls, Parties, &C.-Sth Page.
BoARDTS6-4th pare
BUSINESS CHASCEs-5th pese.
Books. Sc.-7th psge.
BooTs AND SBoEs-5d page.
CITY 1IENs-Sth Pare.
Coal AND WooD-;'d page.
DEAIBs-5th Page.
DRY GoODs-sth Tage.
FprcATIoy-5th PAGE
EATRs AND FEsTIvAI-s-StE page.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-Sth page
Fon RENT AND SALE-5th Pare.
FoR SALE tMiscenaneous)-5t page.
HOLIDAY GcODs-4th page
HoTEIs-}d Pare.
HOUsKPrRSIsHINGs-5 page.
LADIES GOoDs-~th page,
LIST OF LsTTyRs-2d page.
LOST AND FoCSD-4th page
MEDICAL, &C-7th PAGE.
MrsCELLANEoJs-Fth page.
MONEY 10 LOAS-4th page.
PRRsoEAI-4th pase.
-PRoFEssIoSAI-jlh PAGE.
PIANOS AND OBGANs-4th PAGE.
RAILRoADs-}d page
RELIGIOUS NoTIcEs-1st rage.
SPECIAL No-ICEs-1st Pare.
SPECIALIZE 5th page.
STEAMERS. 6C.-7th pare.
SIORTISG GSODs-Stb PAGE.
TIE TRADEs-.th page
UNDERTAKERs, &C.-5th PAGE
WASTs-4th pare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

BRITISH LEGATION CHAEGEs-A London sue.
cfal to the N. Y. World says that Sir Edward
Thornton, now minister at Washington, viii be
raised to the rank OF an ambassador and sent to
succeed the Earl OF Du1Yerin at St Petersburg.
WHO goes to Constant1nople. The post vacated
promotion OF Francis Clare Ford, esq.,. formerly
secretary Of legation at Washington, who sue
eef ded the late Mr.. g. Buckley-MatheW In June
1919, as British minister at Rio de Janeiro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
Tho mRIkelAs

BALTIMoRF,. Dec. 4.-virginis skies. Old. a.
new ss sf01as bid fG ssSond
,,RaI3 ,BRALI3IlMGRE ORE dI, Dec 2.GStton 5dng
sontheIndui: western T irresusr and lower. cosinc
fsnsE: SS amPeT red
rusIy. 2stssi 2Ss Sarch. /. 5sai .2ss cpT1, 5en
western western mixed spot, Ss.s57S Old. 81 new; Ps s
Oats firm southern. l6ha47 western white. Iss46
ao bmseS +taaS Rye quiet ic2ai o' Hay
Changed Butter hisherHprme a to choice Western en
packed. lsa25; .oll, 2Oa25: Egss hishsr-frssh.
sas cotee Ga1l-Kie esreoes aussdHasPpes ordinsPp e
fair, fair, 1lads. al SUI sugar steadymA soft, sk Whisky
SSshes earn S.
bushels oats 3o9o 5o bSshels asa rye $50 bushels
SSSs gss so'ss .ss sos 0ag ssos Ms ssy
stSilSr ST% YoRk. Dec 4.-FlOur dull. wnes,
NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-The Stock Market opened
strong end higher. and prices advanced 4 to /
iIE and the other coal shares leading the down
ward movement, but subsequently there a
recovery Of = to per cent and the market became
scTHsERsS YHNfHt tSlmfE; e.. ,o,so n-c.nso,s
ss iseIs FOR money eS and b ls FOR the socosnt
New York Central, LAT. Illinois Central, l24k.
TennRylvania Central, IS. Reading. 21r.
NEw FORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
ss .srs :. bs 70
johnson %: 30. 81 p. eenss;, HE bid. Il;N
asked: Q. g. ~ per oents ll0n ela iIgl: asaed u.
slssipgi. s6H; Erie 45z.: Michisan Oenssat iI2k:
NorthVest, iISK: do. preferred, l40k: Iron Noun
tain. 4S4: Rock Island. l2s; g Paul. lo7a; DO.
=: do. preferred. 57Ki Kansas and Texas, l0x;
v. 2. Teleer.ph. s2k' O. O. and I. o.. lsIs;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
NOt 1such Of a. Race.

The race was a most uneXciting one. The
and had the lead by nearly three lengths at the
Point. He maintained the same lead through
Hammersmith bridge, which he passed In nine
minutes and nineteen seconds from the start.
He then went further in front, had the race in
hand at Cbiswick, passed Barnes bridge five
lengths ahead, and won with great ease by
about the same distance, never having been
boat houses, which are the first landmarks
after the start Trickett, after Barnes bridge
had been passed, was much exhausted, while
Ross was going we'll within himself Trickett
however, made last game effort, but Ross
also spurted, eventually winning easily. The
start was delayed by previous race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
TIE RGSS-TRICkETT MATCH.
The Canadian Beats the Australian
Three lpp1prhS.

LoNDoN, Dec. l.-The scnlling match bstween
Edward Trickett, OF Sidney, and Wallace Ross
champion course. from the aQueduct to the
ship at Mortlake-four and one-fourth miles
which was undecided when they rowed last
Monday. the 29th ulto., the umpire having
was repeated to day and resulted in a victory
for Ross, who won the race by three lengths.
IL will be remememcered that In the first days
contest at the finish, Trtckett was four lengths
In advance OF Ross. The weather was misty
but fine, and there was fair Sprinkling of
spectators along the banks Of the river. The
water was calm, and there was good tide.
Ross rowed In Jersey, but Tricket was stripped
To the hnff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
Wants His Fine Remttted.

ALBANY, N. Y. Dec. "A petition for the
ley, late OF the shepherds Fold, New York, has
been presented to the governor. The term OF
CTowfeys imprisonment expires on January 1,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTODAy.-Internal rev.
enue, s415, ,954.s5; customs. s4o7. .613.s5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

INCOLN HALL.
MONDAY EVENING. DEC. I3.
TUESDAY EVENING. DEC. IA.
ATS PM.
TIE GREATEST OF ALL NOVELTIES.
First arresranoe in Europe or America of the ce!e-
NATIVE PALESTINE ARABS.
Seven in number. including the renowned Arab
guide,
SELIn,
Formerly WITH the Explorer Stanley, and the first
tiscoyerer II Dr. Livingstone. The party Is COM
Iosed as follows.
SELIM MHAsHMI. Discoverer of Livingstone, Man
aeer,
TIE sHEIK ABOTDAYEH tET. BAyALEE). Reed
Player and BetOuin Dancer;
The sHEIK YOUsEPH AwDER (EL RANILA-
ME-, ddler AID Imrersonator of Women
Dancing and Singing;
KHAWADJA YAKOOB Gel BAHZOOZIE), sword
Dancer and Tsmbourinist;
RHAwADJA YAKOoB GEL HAwETT). Player on
The Syrian Harp;
THE SHEIK MAHONfNED SULIEMAN EEL MA
LOWED, Whirllng Lery.sE from Basdad, and
PROF. JAMES ROsEDALE. Director and Inter
prefer.
The REDPAIH LYCEUM BUREAU has the
honor to announce that this party has been spo-
cially organized and brought TO this country at
heavy expense, for the purpose of illustrating, in
the most realistic manner. oriental life and Gus
toms. IL is guaranteed that these are the only Pal
estine Arabs who have ever left their native land
This exhibition cannot, therefore, fail, from its
novelty, variety and fidelity to nature to be of the
sTeatest interest to the general public, poTtrayine
as II does, IN the most accurate manner, the every
day life Of the dwellers in the East.
POPULAR PRICES.
Admission, 30 cents. Reserved seats without
Extra charge, at the Fl i Muse store 337 Pennsyl-
NaDla avenue. deC4-9t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
Tlaree Vfctfnax of n Fire,

ThYee V1CtfmS Of q Fire.
TORONTO Dec 4.-Nellie, Edward and Berthe
Crawford who were injured by the burning of
Crawf0Ids clothing store here yesterday, died
this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

Two MORE NOTARIES.-The President to-day
appointed Octavius Knight and J. J. Linney
nOtarieS public for the District Of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

INTERNAL REVENUE ADMINISTRATIONS
A. Hancock and j. A. West have zen appointed
internal revenue gauger5 for the 5th districts of
Kentucky and Illinois. respectively; C. o. Par.
mele, storekeeper and gauger, I'd district OF
Illinois; and d. n. Zimmerman, storekeeper, 7th
district of kentuckY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

DURING THE WEEK ENDED to day bank notes
were received at the Treasury for redemption
amounting to S197 ,0O0.i kTheSe receipts for the
corresponding week of last year were $5l6 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

Hon. JOHN F. House, Of Tennessee. is In the
city. Mr.. House is chairman OF the democratic
caucus committee. He said to-day he would
issue no Call for a caucus of the democrats until
issued to elect House postmaster In place OF
Col. Stewart, deceased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
The Porte and the Powers.

LONDON, Dec. IA dispatch 70 the TlnleS
from Vienna says the Porte is preparing TO ad-
dress itself to the powers, and while declaring
It's readiness to come to fair compromise with
Greece, Will ask the powers to use their innu-
ence to induce Greece to enter into direct ne
gOtiatiOnS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

INTEREST On GOVERNMENT SIXEs.-Secretary
Sherman to-day issued the following: :-'Notice
is hereby given TO the holders OF the United
States six per cent. registered bonds, Issued un-
as .'stNes OF 1880" that the interest on said
bonds due December 81, 1850, will be paid with
the bonds, upon the presentation OF the bonds
for redemption. No Interest on that loan viii
be paid upon schedules
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
The Bishops Victor

IHt IlWtS. PalIS uIsldtCl stattr llat Jhe
bishop OF Naience has been acquitted OF the
charge OF writing an insulting letter TO the under
secretary OF the ministry or worship. il reply
TO the circular TO the bishops admoniShing them
to dismiss jesuit professors in their diocesan
seminaries. The correspondent says the ac-
quittal is rude rebuff for the government
which must now be very glad it rejected the
idea OF prosecuting the abbe Monts3bre for his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

WE ARE u MANUFACTBRIN6 SLATE
w MANTELS, and have Q large stock Of NAN
S6LS OF new and attractive designs, and BY exan-
Ianon the superiority Of our work II apparent
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON,
sng5 Me- 9x7 eth street NJ ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

PRESIDENTIAL ArPOISTMESTS.-The President
this afternoon appointed W. II. Stilwell asso-
ciate justice OF the United States for the dis
tIict Of Arizona and s. Is. Twiss 10 be associate
justice OF the L. s. court for Utah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

l,OHD'S OPERA HOUSE.
Il The PLACE FOR HERRIMENT,
ANOTHER MERaY SUCCESS.
The Comedy OF
OUR GERMAN SENATOR
Received with Shouts OF LAUGHTER.
FIRST ACT:-Bubbles and Brcils
ACT sECOSD:-1he Canvass The Telephone
EIecialties introduced by Mr.. D:nkel.
ACT TRIED:-Poitcai Sue sess-Fua- Splendid
scenery-NsxpihcentC Costuminx.
GUS WILLIAMS FAMOUS SPECIAITIES
Consisting Of the latest SONGS, Recitatons, and
Funny Sayings, viii be introduced.
MATlNEEH WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
OUR GERMAN sENATOR-GCS WILLIAMS.
OUR GERMAN SkNATOR-GUS WILLIAMS.
NEXT WEEK-MR. J. B. POLK.
noy30 GENTLEMAN FROM NEVADA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

NAVAL 0RDERS.-C0mmander X. ID. Evans
from the command or the training shfp Sara
toga and ordered as equipment onlcer at the
Washington navy yard. Commander II. c.
Taylor from duty as equipment officer at the
Washington navy yard and ordered 20 command
the training shin SARATOGA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

COURT MARTIAL SENTENCEs.-The President
has approved the sentence of dismissal from the
army passed by court-martial upon Capt. An
drew Geddes, 25th infantry. In the case OF 1st
Lieut.. Wallace Tear, 25th infantry sentenced
to dismissal, the President has mitigated the
sentence to forfeiture of rank and one. half pay
for one year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

neutrality-suspicious. Burrows, Davis.
OF Illinois, Mckinley and Pound, ana Col. Arson
Mills, [. S. A.. are at the Ebbitt.- Logan.
the brilliant correspondent and magazinist ia
M Mo1 Wa aaeiphia;-Gen n Van vnet has gone to
the ST; Nicholas Society OF that city, to be held
next ne Monday evenlngk-Senator Cameron. of
rennsylvania, and Mr.. H. de Mariel, OF New
1 aork, are at Wormley'a-CoL Ingersol is in
t,eNai MeW ii1ofR:-Dr. Cabell president OF the Ma
s tiOnal Sosrd OF Health, Is In town, and will be
ns mere nd Until M Monday:-Mr. John G. Hennessey,
eecI oL sne Iaes OF that city. was last evening
eiec,eo president Of the New York Press Club
Repaesentatiyes a, @ Henkle, Martin, Of West Viz
ginia, aha fnllHps are at the Nattonal-C. 8.
GraIulla, tne well-knOwn leader of the famous
ttn Regiment band, died In New York yester-
s.ay,o"1, "IhoelpreSentatives Bachman, Buckner
Capeil, COnroth, Evins ROthvell and Williams
o. ,an AaoaRma; are registered at the Metropol'
mer and Gen. o. ID. Howard and Can't, SIader
m; Z; >: A., are at the E6oltt -Sergeant-at-Ar Arms
thompson Is at Wiliards. Senators Saunders
ard williams and Representative House are at
Ine ekggS-Representative Tucker is gaining
IN adpcse. Bis eyesight is now almost entirely
restored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

WHAT MIR. ION NAYS.-HOn s. 5. COX Is at
the Riggs House. In a nutshell he explains
the democratic defeat. He says "it was the
tariff and too much Barnum, and that Is all
there is about it." Mr.. Cox is preparing a
speech on the tariff question. lie is free
trader in sentiment. He says he made speech
In GAINESVILLE. Ohio. during the presidential
making free trade the burden of his
argument. and the democratic majority was
All votes. Mr.. Cox is too modest to
ascribe the increased majority 20 his mastery
speech,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
DILEs! NO CUREu NO PAY:m

SIDNEY T. NIMMO has removed toa-
nts elszAnt New Wareroom, HVW
foc 5th street nOrthweSt-
ASsn. tor the celebrated 6H0NIN6EB ORGANS
Ano siAS0s ef several NO. maEerH. cctS0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
A Young Mother Burned TO Death
While PrdYing.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Crisis in the Lyons SILK Trade.

LONDON, Dec THE crisis in the Lyons silk
trade continues. The value OF the exports to
America in November was only two millions OF
francs, which is nearly million OF francs less
than in October, and two millions less than In
September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

LCR sALE-New and second hand CLARENCRS
II LANDAULETTS, CCUPELETTES G6fTpES'
COUPE ROOKAWAIS. and other frst-class Oar.
risaes in great variety. ~
ROBERT Fl. GRAHAM
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
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