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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-12-24
important Notice.
CITY OF ArGIISTA

CITY OF AUGUSTA,
MAYORS OFFICE, December II. lSSo.
To Charles H. White City Marshall
Several complaints have been made to me In re-
gard to sliding in the public and sidewalks
and already one quite serious accident has resulted
from it. You hereby directed to enforce the City
Ordinance prohibiting sliding in the streets, without
fear favor. Please issue your order at once, and
then rigidly enforce the ordinance.
P.O. vICKERY, Mayor.
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OFFICE OF CITY MARSHAL, }
AUGUSTA, Maine, December u, 1850.
Agreeable to the above order of the Mayor.
hereby notify all parties that and after this date
shall rigidly enforce the City Ordinance prohibiting
sliding the public streets and walks OF this city,
and all offenders will receive the full penalty of the
ordinance. c. II. WHITE, City Marshal.
declS-ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-12-24

sous' sieepless and overworked find
'es' ana nourishment in Malt Bitters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-12-24
To Let.

Store No. l2. Bridge Block, above the bridge. En-.
9ure o. THOMAS LAMBAkD, at Augusta Savings
Bank. lsdecttf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-12-24

S.s,.... III, h. carried on BY the subscrfber,
no rrspectfaIiy seltcits the Pafronaee iosneny
Owen to the I'm. $500 4 Ali tiv
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BY TELEG RAPn.

ASSOCIATED Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-12-24

Superior Court.-Judge Whitehsuse, pre-
siding. -,
THURSDAY, Dec. 23d.
s46. Owen r. Wellman vs.. Samuel Hoov-
er. Lendall Titcomb for ptf Orville ID.
Baker for def. Action upon account an
nexed for hay sold last winter, $3.50. The
only question at issue is whether the nay was
paid for-the ptf. swearing that It was NOS,
and the deft as squarely that 1t was. me
parties therefore are in direct confiict upon
the only material question in the case. In
fortunately there is no room in this case TOT
the charitable supposition that one OF the
parties may be honestly mistaken. plump
lie is lodged in one of their throats. Inc
Jury returned q verdict for the pitt, for the
amount of his account and interest, S23.4s
IL. Gancelo White vs.. Albert Z. Carr.
Libbey for ptf., Potter for def. This action is
brought to recover damages for malicious
prosecution. The malicious prosecution
consists in q writ for elanderous words
brought by Carr against White, IN the gu
preme Court in 1877, on which WHITES
property was attached. and in which at Oct.
term Of that court, 1873. the plalntin vol
UNFAIRLY became nonsuit. The history OF
this action and the alleged Islander upon
which Il was founded make too long story
to be recited in a brief report. 1t has
already been the subject of much scandal IN
Winthrop, where the parties live, and indeed
through the whole county. The present
action haa been once before tried in this court
and the verdict then rendered set aside by
the full court. Considerable progress has
been made in the trial, the deft. . counsei
having made his opening argument.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

The subscribers hereby give notice that the nrM o.
Nefsiench G Co. known IS the Eagle lren Morns'
ecsnk oas GKc. h. McCLExCH,
L. +. NCCLENcH-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-12-24

DEANE PRAY & co.

Have, for useful Holiday Pres
cuts, a good Suit Of Clones =
seod Overcast, = good Ulster
Gloves, Hats and Caps. Under
Shirts and Drawers. Ca"
see them. Prices low.
DEANE PRAY 4 CO.,
la WATER street.
dee1ef2w
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the ABOVE Is TeuE.

LEWISTON, Maine, July %. $50.
A. +. Ordway K TO-: Gentlemen The statement
Of Mrs. Hmm Jordan Il true In every respect !
well acquainted with her case, and consider II
a wonderful cure. She purchased the Sulphur Bit
tiers Of me. recommend Sulphur Bitters TO my best
customers ss know personally Of many great cures
II has Performed.
Respectfully yours,
HARVEY T.. GAECELOy, Druggist,
Music Hall Lewiston, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-12-24

Augusta is fortunate city as regards the
summer ice supply for local consumers. We
have two frst-class companies-the Bond
Brook Ice Company and the company repre-
scented by Weeks 4 Morse. Yesterday morn
ing we drove up on Bond Brook. and wit
messed the operations which are going on
there It looks like business to see the long,
level field of ice, covered with men hard at
work. Mr.. Robinson began storing ice Tues
day noon, and has been putting up $50 tons
a day ever since. He is now cutting ice Is
inches in thickness, clear as crystal, and of
the very best quality. If the present charm
ing weather continues, he will fll his new ice
house, l5Ox35 feet and capable Of holding
$500 tons, the last Of next week, after which
time he will take orders from parties who
have houses of their own which they wish
filled, 1t is said that an acre of ice will
weld 1000 tons the first cutting. There are
few crops that bring larger returns than this.
In addition to giving US pure Ice, these two
companies employ large number of men at
fair wages. We should feel thankful that we
have an abundant amount of pure ice TO miti-
gate the fierce heat Of the summer months.
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New York stock Market.
California Mining StOcks.
san FEAxcIsco. December %.

The following The closing osciai priees Of MIR.
ms a.oucks tn day-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25
GEORGETOWN.

GEORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. - The
following Is complete list of the premiums
and medals awarded at the recent commence
ment OF the above institution, Miss Lucy Ste
phenson. principal. which has thus far been
crowded out Of THE STAR by pressure OF other
matter: Primary epartment-Premiums pre-
scented by the Rev. Chas. Herr, 1st scholarship,
Miss Mary Davis; scholarship premiums to
Misses Annie Thompson, Ethie Shoemaker.
Clara Libbey, Emma Drew, HELEN Libbey, and
Jaaie N Cox sPeingMlsSes Genn lew Wheatley
Lewis. Readlng-Fannie Wheatley; Deport-
ment-Miss Florence Evans. 5th class
Scholarship, Miss Kate Hayden. 18th class
scholarship, Misses Lucy Hunter and Mary
Juliet White; Sd class list dIYision-Eepori-
m me ard scholarship, Misses Mary Meen, Lot.
tie Msysald, Aollie LOBBY, Bessie shoemaker.
'1e. ee ...ucr and Kate Billings Scholarship
Miss Emily Stevens. Deportment-Misses Ella
Barrett, Gennie Powell, Della jackson, Daisy
Billings. Mary Baker and Eleanore Libbey.
Medal presentations by Rev. Mr.. Lindsey-2d
class scholarship, Misses Maggie Leetch, Mat
tie Miller Mary Ltbbey, Bette jackson, Maggie
Cox, T1Zah Mackall, Mamie Stevenson, Char
lotte stevens and Mary c. Billings. Elocution-
Miss Berdie Billings. Penmanship-Miss Bet.
tie jackson. Dictionary-Misses Maggie Leech,
Mary Libbey, Mary Meen and Jennie Beall.
LAYING CORNER sroNE.-The corner stoue
erection by the congregation Of the Mt. Zion
NJ. E. church, [colOred), on Greene, near b. all
street, was laid yesterday evening in the pres.
ence Of a vast audience Of colored people. The
exercises were directed by Grand Master Bay ey,
of the Grand Lodge OF the District OF Columbia
who were escorted by the Knights Temp ar
Grand Chaplain Beckett offered prayer, a cOlec
ton was taken, and Prof. r. T. Greener del1v.
cred good address.
BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-At the dist regl Ia
monthly meeting OF the Eleventh Building as
ISOLATION held, last night, at Goddard's Hall
s., $50 was disposed OF. being 116 shares retired
at the stock value rates.
THE JUBILANT DEMOCRATS of Georgetown are
busily engaged In raising a subscription for the
purpose OF erecting, at the corner Of High and
Bridge Streets an immense hickory pole with
tional rooster perched upon the pole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

Yesterday Louis Eskridge, a white man. was
tried In the Criminal Court for an assault with
Intent TO Kill James \. Rabbit, by cutting MIN
with fish knife. The Jury retired at about 8
O'Clock, and returned at I:30 verdict OF guilty
with recommendation TO mercy.
Eugene r. Cobb, white man. and house
painter by trade, was arrested yesterday by De-
tectiyeS COomeS and Acton on dispatch from
Chief OF Police Crone, OF Baltimore. charging
him with the larceny OF $500 from some person
In that city, and he was this morning turned
over to Detective Frieburger, OF Baltimore, who
came here for him.
The coroner'S jury La Prince George county
Nd, In the case OF the colOred boy Frank Coates
who was killed by being run over by a train
near wilson s Station, made finding that the
boys death was the result Of his own careless
ness in going TO sleep upon the railroad tie his
head laying upon the rail.
Officer Duyall killed mad dog 10 TEMPERANCE
alley yesterday afternoon.
Shillington has advancefcopies OF ST. Nicho-
las for July,
The case OF the Adamanttne Brick Co, against
woodruff ct al, which has been on trial for
some time, In which the bill was dismissed by
Judge Cox yesterday, the complaInants have
entered an appeal TO the General Term.
The fact has been overlooked for some years
That there are "a cOnfederateS buried at the
congressional cemetery. and this fact having
been made known TO the Southern Memorial
Association, the graves were decorated few
days ago under the supervision OF Mr.. j. w
Robertson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25
Washington Market, fetal Prices.

MEATs.-Beef. sirloin. zoe. per h.; do. porter
house. 2Oa25c.; rib roast, 10a1Sc.; steak 121da20c ;
Corned Beef, sa10.; Dried Beef, Clipped, 25a30c.
do. sliced, 2Oc.; Lamb, 1Sa25c.; Veal, 12ka2Oc
Mutton, 12Ea15c.; Pork. 1Oa12kc.; Sausage
l2Hc;;. Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 12hal4c.
FRUTTS.-Peaches, soc. a$1 per PIX; Apricot5 Is
ago per box; Oranges, 25a59c. per doZ.: do. Flor
ida. 56a60c. per doz.; Lemons, S0aA0C. per doz.;
Bananas, 2ca3Oc. per doZ.; Pine Apples, 15a25c.
each; Rasberries (red) 10al2cH.; do. (black),
sal0c.; Pears, 50a60c. per peck: June Apples,
40a5oc. per peck; Cherries, 5asc. per qt.; Black
berries, 5asc. per at; Waterme,ons, 40a5oc.
each; CanteloupeS, 15a25c.
FIsH.-Perch. 20a3ec. per bunch; ROCK, large,
SOC. Haiibut, 15a20c; Goldfish, loo. per To-; Black
bass. 15a20 cents per h.; Catfish, 1Oa25
cents per bunch; Lobster, 12c. per h.. Terrd pin
diamond back>, $2OasA per doz.; do. (slldersl,
BuTTER-Philadelphia Print. zoe. per h.;
Western Creamery, S5c.: New York. 3Oa35c.
ron, 20a30c.; Cheese, 15a20c.; Eggs, l6a20c. per
dozen.
Observation-Disclosures. Irish, 2easOc. Der ok:
do. newl 40a50c. per PIX; DO. sweet 49a5Oc. per
PIX; Cabbage, 6a1oc.; do, Early Yorks, 5a
10c.; Spinach, 15a20c. per PIX; Kale. Is
per peck; Sprouts, 15c. per peck; BeetS, 3
a5c. per bunch: Lettuce. Ease. per head; Turntps,
Ease. per bunch; Onions, 40a5Oc. per peck; do.
{Bermuda), 10 per box; do. (Spring,} 3aAc. per
bunch; Radish, per bunch; Cucumoers, 30a40c.
per doz.; Carrots. &c. per bunch: Peas. 2Oa30c
6al0c. per bunch; Tomatoes. 81 per peck; Cymb
Inns. 15a25c. per doz.; RhubarD, 3a5c. per bunch.
PouLTRY.-Chickens, scars per pair; Ducks
c.a$1 per pair; Geese, soc. aSl; Turkeys, ID
also. per ID; SIuabs, $l.75as2 per d0Z.; Spring
Chickens, s.. 50aSS.5o per doz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25
a Son shoots His Father.

About Ills O'Clock this morning white man
named Isaiah Stewart was shot by his son.
Henry Stewart, 10 years old, on Vermont ave-
nue. between X and streets northwest. Stew
art lives on College Hill, Georgetown. and was
employed in painting a house when his son ap-
preached and fired two loads OF buckShot from
All army musket, one taking effect In his faith
er's back and the other wOundng him in the
back or his head. The cause leading to the
ARRAY was that Isaiah Stewart, who has a
other woman, had been abusing the boys
mother. and that learning OF it. the
son got a musket and hunted him no.
hiring The shots as above stated in yindica-
tion OF his mother. Stewart was not so badly
injured as TO prevent him from walking home,
and IL Is hoped that the wounds are not fatal
the son was arrested by Officer Morgan of
lodged at the station house. The affair caused
considerable excitement in the neighborho0d of
its Ofcurrenre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25
Picnics, Excursions. &c.

There will be a grand excursion to Niagara
Falls July 80. 4th and 5th next Round trip
tickets good to return until July. l5th, only ST.
These excursions present an excellent oppor, u
nifty for visiting the great cataract.
a select excursion will be given to BlackiS-
tons Island next sunday on the Jane Nose e7.
IL Will be one OF the most enjoyable excursions
OF the season. The boat Will start at $50 a u,
and VIII positively arrive home at 10 O'Clock
Pm.
The famine fever In Ireland again, as In 1SiT,
mas eeen provoked by misery and hunger,
making necessary new appeal for help. a
monster Irish picnic is to be given next week
lot this purpose, and every Irish household In
Warrington should send forth its representa-
t1yes and .'give one day to Ireland at the
SchuetZen Park
The City OF Alexandria will leave at 1:l5 this
evening for Marshall Hall.
Ladies, see notice OF the secretary of the Iiyht
Infantry fair committee.
Extensive preparations are being made for the
nrst grand fete champetre picnic to be given ty
the Union Fraternelie de Langue Francais, at
the Schuetzen Park next Monday at pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25
ALEXANDRIA.

DESERVING SAILOR--Il was mentioned In
yesterdays Gazette that sailor named Edward
Evarts had jumped overheard from the schooner
Kelley, on her way to Boston, when opposite
this city, and applied for warrant against the
captain OF the schooner, charging. that he lthe
captain) had threatened to kill him. After
learning the particulars, the commissioner re-
fused to grant the warrant applied for, and the
sailor was arrested by Officer James Smith, on
complaint OF the captain, as deserter. He was
ceeded on her way.
SHOT AT FROM STEAMER.-A gentleman named
Joseph Howell, who lives near Fort Foote, was
In the city to-day making some inquiry as to
firing pistol at him from an excursion boat.
He states that while sitting on the wharf at the
fort, yesterday morning, pistol shot was fired
ington man. the bah lodging In a post short
distance from him. He says he saw the man
take deliberate aim, and believes that he can
pick the guilty party out Of crowd--Gazette,
24th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
yesterday, washington d Georgetown Railroad
GO. agt District OF Columbia; argued Booth
agt. Booth; submitted without argument LII
ley agt. Smith; argument resumed and case
submitted Ceas agt. Burgess: appeal to the T.
5. supreme Court prayed and allowed to the
complain ants ON $500 bond. Moore agt. JACQUES:
Hlsndate from 7; s. Supreme Court filed. ?. H.
LANCE. X. w. +. Ogilyte, Louis r. THAN. and
James j. McCallum, students, were admitted to
practice on report OF committee. Assignment
unchanged.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Jeldqe Macarthur.
Yesterday. Edward McRae larceny; not
guilty. Babe" Bedford ct al convicted of
murder. Benjamin johnson was Or
dered to be released from jail. Frank Jackson,
robbery, and Julia Clark, larceny: plead guilty.
Louis Eskrtdge, assault with intent to kin; on
hearing.
To-day Lewis Eskrtdge, convicted of assault
ID the Albany penttentiary. John johnson,
burglary and larceny, pleaded guilty. and was
sentenced to three years at Albany. Julia
clark, grand larceny, guilty, with recommen-
dation 10 mercy.
POLICE CoURT-Ju,1qe Saev.
To-day, Thomas Cavanagh and Luke Conner,
cLarFe ed with keeping cow yard within 200 feet
OF dwelling houses; s. OF days each. William
Klley, loud and bosterous; $50 or 60 days Laura
Homefuss and John X. Woodson. proximity: for
feited collateral. James Sheehan, loud an:
bolsterous; IS or Is days. Frank Holmes tres
pass on parking; forfeited collateral. Lizzie Su-
Ter. Vagrancy; bonds or 30 days. Nicholas Con.
way, charged with keeping COW yard within
ECO feet OF dwelling house: So. Richard Brown
ASA l: on Robert johnson; S. or Is days. Mary
Morris on, assault on Sarah Michel; forfeited col
lateral. Mary keenan,, larceny Of a coat from
Timothy Tourney; SO days. John McKenna and
Thomas Callahan, assault on David H. Curtis
McKenna was fined S. or Is days, and Callahan
$40 or so days. James McDevttt, contempt of
court; s. or 2 days. Laura Turner, assault On
James Kenny. 81 or 3 days. William Hudson
and Samuel Brooks, ARRAY; 81 Or days each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25

sN The Reno (Nev.) Savings Bank suspended
yesterday. Cause, too much accommodation to
customers and hard times There are said to be
ABUNDANT assets to meet all liabilities. J. A.
kinkead, the president, is down with nervous
prostration.
eF Never make fun of anybody Who'll sick or
nervous In thunderstorm. 1t Is not cowarfllcp
put temporary result OF the influence sustain.
ed py tne nerves from the electricity In the air.
woman VINO Is spoken OF as lone OF the most
dauntiess everknown" was sick In bed for hours
AFTER the great storm at Springfield, Mass. last
year. she mad received a shock of lightning
years before, and never since fails to be mi in q
Thunderstorm w. ~ ia Ia q"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25

The FIRE THIS MORNING.-An alarm was
sounded at 9 o'clock this morning soon fol-
lowed Oy general alarm, for the breaking out
OF ME Ia the saw mill and planning establish
ment OF MeSsrs. Y. &. Draper & Co. at the cor
hef OIL Z and 18th streets northwest. The fire
originated lin the engine-room from the fgni-
tlon OF some combustlble matter which com
muhlcated al once with the shavtngS-room and
so on 10 the roof. The workmen discovered it
almost Immediately and gave the alarm. which
Drought No. engine company followed soon
afterwards by all the other engines and the two
truck companies, and In few minutes large
solnmes OF water were played directly into the
naInes, checking the spread. It was not long
before the fremen had subdued the flames: NOT
however. until IL had burned a hole through the
TOOL ana caused loss of about $500 TO the
Dulldlng and the material stored in the mould
ing room on the second story. The police were
Qolchiy on the spot, and kept back the crowd
during the progress OF the fire fight took place
In the saloon at the corner OF 18th and streets.
causing rush In that direction, but the police
soOn restored quiet. 1t was said that the bar
Keeper struck woman In the mouth. which
caused the trouble. "-''0-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25

field answers the. Question. SWny don't the
masses come to church?" by asserting that they
do or. at least, that propOrtionateIy there is
more church going now than there was In the
last century. At the time OF the revolution
there was one church to 1,53s Inhabitants, while
the present ratio Is one to 535; and he thinks
the churches are as nearly filed now as then.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25
PICTURES AT Cost at veerhon's, 9l6 7th st.

CARROLL INSTITUTE FREE NIGHT SCHOOL,
The annual commencement OF the free night
school OF Carroll institute took place In the hall
CT the Institute last evening. The exercises
ter NJ. J. Dee was awarded the medal Tor excel
lence In all his studies, and Master Albert J.
Schulteis, by unanimous vote OF the commit.
tee, received the premium for elocution. The
following were also awarded premiums for at
tention 10 study and for good department.: Mas
tiers Callahan, Burns, Crawford, Burns, Coyle,
Fitzgerald, Martin, Canty, O'Malley, Young
NcCloSky, Turner. Barrett, HOSke, Elmar and
Dakin. After the distribution OF premiums
Rev. Father Walter spoke TO the scholars CIV
Ing them some practical advice The exercises
OF the evening were interspersed with instru-
mental and vocal music by Misses Boone. Carr
johnson and Carter and by MeSsrs Fennell
Ryan and Fegan, and humorous readings by
Mir. Ralph Jefferson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25

MISS S. w. KELLY, Artist, London Medalst.
ana pIlze-holder, from South Kensington. Lon
uo,l; Eng, VIII continue her classes at her ow
studio, TIA L street northwest. corner CON
nectcut avenue; also at the Visitation Academy
connecticut avenue, which she has taught so
successfully during the past year. Circulars at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25
District Government Affairs. =
REPAIRS OF SCHOOL HOUSES
building tngDpCyOr Enfwf.la hac addressed a


Building Inspector Entwisle has addressed a
note to the Commissioners stating that owing
10 not having control Of the expenditures for
repairs On public school buildings during the
correct account OF or control the repairs. He
therefore requests that the privileges accorded
10 trustees OF eXpendiDg twenty dollars per
month on each school building for repairs be
W1thdrawn, IS these minor repairs can be atten-
ded to as speedily through his Office as by men,
Der OF the school board. He also requests that
aIrequisftfons for materials shall 60 thro 1g his
once, and that the property clerk be directed
to return the itemized accounts OF his ONCE for
examination before making out the voucher for
payment. In order that he may see that the
charges are correct, and he be able to keep
correct account OF expenditures of repairs. The
appropriation having been decreased s. 900 be-
low the estimate, will require iudicious man.
agement 10 90 the work, and it viii be abs olutely
existed last year shall be remedied and he thinks
II VIII De accomplished by carrying out the
above suggestions.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector Entwistle: joseph s. Birch
repair orlck building; $3.50. c. s. Henkle, repair
of1ck No. 1888 4th st. NV: $780, JAS Robbins
gTe ETY. 'wos 81 do dWelng 18th between and
bf1ck houses in alley between NJ and y and 9th
ana 10Th SITS. NV; 81 500.
WORK OF CHARITY-Mr. James L. Barbour
mas consented TO act as treasurer for the fund
now being raised by the police and citizens of
lnls DlSIfct for the benefit of the Sisters of the
rouse OF the Good Shepherd at Baltimore. as
an acknowledgment for their many kind acts
curing the past twenty years in receiving and
caring Tor hayward young girls Of this civ. I'm
many cases without compensation. There is no
Institution in this District for such purnosas
and this one has never turned away case from
This city. Major Brock states that there has
peen no record kept OF the girls sent there, but
ng ohks that $1,000 would not more than
mas Deen subjected to on that account
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25
CITY ITEMS.
Mems and Rows Str.~- NJ


The largest and best assortment of medium
and loW-prced Hats, suitable for all ages. sizes
ana conditions, is at LEWIS, 920 9TH street q. W.
n. B-PrtceS marked in plain figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25

TIE CAMPBELL DIVORCE CAsR-Yesterday
cross-bill for absolute divorce was filed byNessrs
Miller & Riley for Peter Campbell, the grocer
sgainst whom his wife, Margaret, recently began
"a suit for fmited divorce. He denies the charges
Gf cruelty. etc, and makes counter accusau Jas
a paoltual drunkenness threats Of violence and
kerieps assaults BY bis wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25

"BuCHuPAB1A."-Quick, complete cure to
Gays gay an urinary complaints; 81. at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25

EVERY RELIABLE DRUGGIST sells Lodj1e,s
Reooache SPECIFIC. 1t never falls to cure.