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DECIsION AGAINST THE b. AND O. RAILROAD
In the suit OF the Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph company against the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad company, decision was rendered In
New York yesterday In the general term OF the
Supreme Court. On the 2Sth OF February last
plaintiff got an Injunction restraining the de-
feDdant from interfering with plaintitfs use of
the telegraph lines along the road. Defendant
moved before the late Judge Curtis to have the
suit dismissed for want OF Jurisdiction, The
judge granted the motion, and from that judg-
general term now holds that the court had iu
rsdiction, and reverseS the decision OF the court
below. The court also thinks President Garrett
should be punished for contempt
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VUsT PUBLISHED

Just PUBLISHED
SCHOULER'S
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES UNDER
The CONSTITUTION,
VOLUME /,
l1SY-lS0i.
Volume Is nearly ready
Standard History Of the United States from the
period which Mr. Bancroft has occupied with his
well known work. Volume l sent by mail, post
paid. upon receipt Of price. S3, by eli booksellers
and the publishers,
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LAW BOOKSELLERS & sTATIONEHS,
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IN FAVOR OF REFUNDING AT 3 PER CgNT.-The
ways ard means committee this morning dis
cussed the refunding bill. motion was made
Dy Representative Tucker, Of Virginia. and
UNANIMOUSLY carried, that the chairman be
pending before Congress by insertin2. three ne r
Cent wherever the words "three and a taIfu
occur. 1t Is believed by the committed that
tne ulne mas arrived when a three ppr cent
Dono can DE f1oated at par. The Committed
aujoufned 10 Thursday at 1880 am.
PERs0NAL.-Hon. A. Il. Stephens, of Georgia
was IN his seat yesterday, apparently In better
heaith than last year.-Nr. A. X. Mcclure OF
the fhlIadelphia Times, was in town last eyen
s ans, OA MS way south, where he expects to
spenu several WeekS.-Perry Belmont. Repre-.
,sentaoNe-eiect =, from the 1st New York district.
tss;onS ~ a. w mleys.--Among the Americans re.
Sa't1 SStS.eeu at the New York Herald bureau, In
PaT1s, on Saturday, was Mr. Herndon Morsell
oi VI, W Wasnington.-Mr. Willard Fracker of this
tny, leIL Yesterday for Texas as private secre-
CaTy Oh Gen. G. N. Dodge, of the Texas Pacific
f Representative O'Neil is quartered
tire tpr we I winter at 1928
cnveSes S T. Johnston of Virginia. has fully re-
oelel him some time ago.-Nr. j. R. Runnion
one one OF tne editors of the Chicago tribune. and
MeilknOWn dramatic author Is In the CITY for
.he .he sesslon.-Mrs. n. r. Hopkins widow of
eAe tate MARX Hopkins, treasurer of the Cen
.IaI Iacnic railroad, Is said to be the wealthiest
.oo noa Cd IN this country. She is worth over
fxrn ffx,,UoS ooo.-,Ar. Charles Nordhon has re-
New 1ork Herald, as heretofore and bas taken
a residence ON Vermont avenue near ToWa
Slrcie Where he will soon be Joined by Mrs
Noldhoff. ~ Ai~
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MAN AND WIFE BOTH INsANR.-It will be re-
mem bered that some months ago Mr. Daniel
s. jones' (for some time the chief clerk OF the
board Of healthy, became insane and had 10 he
sent to the asylum. His wife, Kate n Jones.
was subsequently appointed COMMITTEES on
bis estate, and about month ago She too. be-
came insane and was also sent TO the govern
menu asylum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

NO BUSINESS was transacted by the Senate
In executive session to-day, except to refer to
appropriate committees the nominations that
We're received from the President Yesterday.
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The ASPHALT CAsEs.-The case OF CranfoTd
Honmann Co., charged with maintaining a
nufsance-the asphalt works at llth and p
streets-is stil on trial In the Criminal Court
Judge James, and to-day the court was e0s
gagged with the counsel On the prayers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

THE House COMMITTEE on commerce held a
meeting this morning and began work on the
river and harhor bill. They will meet in full
committee ON Tuesdays and Thursdays until
the bill is perfected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

The ELECTORAL VOTES OF all the states except
California, oregon, Nevada. Texas and Georgia
have been received by the Vice President, The
Georgia electors, under state law. will meet
tomorrow; and 1t Will be for Congress to deter
mine whether Or not the vote of Georgia shall
be received and counted ~
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iHE NOMINATIONS sent to the Senate TO day
were for appointments and promotions that
have been made during the recess. The only
new nominations were Gen. w. 3. IIazen tn he
cnie1 signal officer, and Gen. y. A. Miles to ba
the retirement OF Gen. Ord ~
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BOOKS, &c.
EAnCY GOODS AND BuoHs

EANCY GOODS AND BuoHs
IT IN FINE BINDINGS
We ere now receiving and hsye ready for inspec-
ton the largest and beet selection Of Fancy Goods
Pocket Books. Wsi,e.S Gard Cases. &c, &c ever
offered for sale N this city. The latest Novelties
of London, Paris, Vienna and New York. Stand
ard Works IN Tree and Z Calf, and al the new
Illustrated Books of the season. Our Juvenile De-
partment is TeTlete with al the most beautiful and
newest Books for Children. Christmas Cards ia
enoless variety. Novelties N Gold Pencils. Pens
and Cases. fUll line Of Pocket Penkniyes. Chess
Checkers and DOMiuOes. Visiting and WeddinI
Cards, and Fashionable StatIoneryeR specially A
superb line Of Episcopal Prayer Books.
FRANCIS II. MOHUN.
SUCCESSOR TO MOHUs BROrERpe
poF20 lOI5 Pa. ave-. cor. Hin st
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MRS. SPRAGUR's DIVORCE CAsE.-It was
stated at the City Hall to-day that Mrs. kate
{: sprague's counsel had prepared a bill for
ul.oIce against ex. Senator Sprague, but 1t hao
not been filed at 2:SO o'clock. - i-'0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

MURDER IN VIRGINIA.-In PittSyiyania county
W. SATURDAY, e. Estes was fatally shot by J.
W. Alverson for refusing TO leave his premises,
eniougn Wnlcn Estes was riding. The latter is
OIother or Jos. Estes. who was murdered by
a colored man last August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

THERE HAS URGENTLY ARRIVED at the Wash
lngton monument site stone from the memo
Switzerland, erected In 1888 on the SnoT whnr,,
Tel IS said to have escaped from the tyrsnt
GcSSler. y "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

THE WEATHER since Sunday morning has
been very cold throughout tho northwest with
high winds The lowest temperature was in
Nebraska, where it was eight degrees below
zero. Snow has fallen throughout Canada,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

TIE CASE OF Kenward Philip, indicted for
lung Gen. GARFIELD, goes over till next
week.
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THE FAST WASHINGTON EXPRESS TRAIN
pitched into coal train at EizabethpOrt Nd,
yesterday, through a switch which had been
carelessly left open. The fireman OF the ex-
PRESS was badly injured and the engine
wrecked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

a DESPERATE LYNCHRD.-Jas. Anderson, a
coiored desperadO, entered the house OF Jos
Miller, at Pine Bluff, Ark, Sunday morning,
curing Miller's absence outraged his wife and
slole small sum or money. He was afterwards
arrested and hanged to a telegraph pole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

FITTING BULL ABOUT TO SURRENDER. R.-General
Drum to-day received a dispatch from General
Ierry, at st. Paul, that he had Information
nom camp On Poplar Creek and Fort Buford
WMeh indicates the strong probability that Sit
Buford, Nv To''
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District Government Affairs.
TIE FOLLOWING LIQUOR LICENSES

lie ftllONiN1 liStOh lItENShS
were granted by the District Commissioners
this moTning:-A. Helm, corner OF aud
4th sts. southwest; Margaret Calvin. 24Bl I II.
northwest; Henry Hodermsn, lT49 Pa. ave.
northwest; Phil. Meredith, s3l 18th St: John
Callahan, 3l9 18th St; John Rooney, corner l3th
and sts. northwest; p. III. Morgan. 18th and ID
stS northwest; Edward Donnelly, 1915 Pa ave:
English & Supplee Chesapeake SALON: John
Trayers, suG Pa ave; j. III. DE Aley, 1879 Pa.
ave-: JAS. NcGrann, 1104 Pa ave: August
Douglass, 1902 Pa. ave. northwest: Michael
BigeBDe, l3i ID ST. northwest: Michael X iDg 2l5
"a ave. southwest; and Geo Holmes, Go2 Pa.
ave; Eugene Fugitt, 5l5 An ct southwest;
Ernst Weber, l20s 6.h St southwest; A. b.
CoppeS, corner Ith St and Mass ave. north weSt /;
John W. Usher, 1885 St northwest; e. john
son, 40 9Th St northwest; Dennis O'Sgliiyan.
pol Bridge ST.. GEORGETOWN.
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ARREST Ot ALLEGED WINDOW SMASHING
THIEvEs-Detectives McDevftt aud V0ss on
sunday arrested several colored men on suspi-
ciOD OF being engaged in the recent window
smashing T0bb6rleS. The names OF Two OF
them-Milliam Siegel and Robert alias Birdy
hing-are familiar 10 the police as having been
convicted several times or burglary anu lar
CeIy. The officers had no doubt OF their being
the persons who broke In the windows OF Mr.
Timms, corner OF ,th and ID streets early sun
day morning and stole a quantity Of clothing
theIeirom. The detectives also arrested ChaS.
Day Or bees, Thomas Hall and Samu Il Clark
all coiored. Tor buying some or these goods. aDd
In the Police Court yesterday Hall was sent 10
Jail for 40 days: DeeS was lined SO and Clark
was released. Last sunday night after midnight
SCme window Smashers broke the large pjate
glass In The store or Mir. Thomas Lucas corner
OF Penusl lYania avenue and 2si street, and
stole Gt0 cgSrs
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ThB N MAsoNTC HALL ASSOCIATION stockholders
Leid heir annual meeting last night al Masonic
Temple. The report OF the finance committee
was read, showing the receipts from November
10th. 1873. 10 december lst, 1SS0, TO have been
81, ,3o5.S9 ana the expenditures SO 2~5.59. The
repairs made 10 the building and the purchase
or new furniture. the latter being the only ouI-
lay OF the kind since the building waS completed
and first furnished. The receipts from rents
have increased several hundred dollars in the
past year, and since the fitrlng up or the new
hall for public meetings, much larger Increase
may be anticipated the coming year. The Old
board OF directors we're re e-elacted, as feii0ws:-
p. II. H9oe. y. ID. Larner. |. L. johnson, ". Il.
Goods and j. 7. Wilett.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sF- NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. . The
Ann4al Meeting Of the st0GkholMders M Of the
hSRiSIoS dSPiSR s AsR ,ss
at 10 O'Clock am. a. office of Francis su it'll.
va Election for President and Directors same
day sud place .,,,,r uoncon or.
T8a FARMERs, AND ,MECHANICs' NA-
GEoRGEToWN, d. c. December 7, 1880.
viii AXE Place at the Banking House on TUEsD ~.
she 11.h day of January, 1884. Poll. open from II
"a dee7 e isTsw z @i VIM. LAIRD. Jn.
~ TIE ANNIvEBsARY OELEBRATION
oFTHE MEDICAL SOCIETY. d: O., viii
The Grafton vii be dsi7ered BY br. MckIM. The
c. 3. 4: KLEISscHMiDT.' n: " b. Sec d6 ST
T.Sa HTBERNTA BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
e held on 01 s S
sth. at ~ O'Clock at the Hall. corner 9Th and e.
hs al are reoesed e to ' be
H4s Prssiss9t sss IT.
l LAY MOUNTED NC DGo1aaSoERY. HaSiD Z IS 10. n
T.-ioI are hereby ordered to appear at the
for the R Of x fBBen BBe funeral snd
ofesr Of GF IF late ra'sr Sir E 4 En Com BY
s E. THoMAsoN. Cant. Gen. dse6 Il
rso NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION. The
sT1NGs @ asoo1AToSszth 1ie
sefss,T l he hfld It Hf No 81 fi5 ins Ih ST. ST OPP
stock can he subscIbed for at the meeting. 81 per
share. Books gil soon be closed
JNO. C60h. Vice President
JNO A. PRESCOTT, Sec. and Treas. d6-3t
- SUNDAY SCHOOll INSTITUTES. under
MI Ied az the tne SSnqeh s2s cor1e
ot 1O;h and 6 streets, on The 9Th, 9TH and Sth Of
HURLTyT snd P.of. ,wN F sHEHw,,N. assisted
CIARE. Of Philadelphia. and Mr.. FRANK BEARD.
Tickets for the entire course of six meetings SO
cents. Single admission 25 cents. dec} st
- JUST RECEIVED = Pure VACCINE
FONTS p ana 2UI,LSm !, m fF9R state t yseene s.1
corner 9th ST. ana Pennsylvania ave. NV. Dov27
ra BOYD's DIRECTORY 1881.
The canvass for the above work mas been COM
stely. Alrersons who have made changes or who
eontemrlate so doing. are requested to notify til
Room so LeDroit Building. of their changes. Per-
soDs arriving in the city snd Wishing their names
inserted, will please send them in. nov27 ~
t2g Picture Book for the little folks: The CHAT
dERB91 for lso an and 0eFy large yHey Of
BOOKSTORE, lOl0 7th street. above New York
avenue noy26-2w
T~ OHILDREN's HOSPITAL.
t~@ WAsHIsGTON. November "a. 1880.
stated Annual Meeting of the contributing
members of the CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, of the
District Of Columbia, for the election Of directors
will be held at the Hospital building on MONDAY
the 9th day CT December, 1880, at 80 O'Clock D. M
REGINALD FENDALI,
nova -tdec7 Sec'y Childrens Hospital. ID. q.
~s FD6AR's COUGH SPECIFIC. for coughs.
SS colds, wHOoPISG COUGH and all lung
5 s 81 ss .n9 % eGs sf FGs
CROMWELL, $50 Pennsylvania ave. oct9-3m
~s NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
Bethesda, Bedford, Blue Lick Congress-, Deep
Rock, Buffalo, Litha, Rockridge Alum, Geyser,
Hathorn, Ciettysburg, Fredrickshall, Hunyadi
JanOs, Appoltnaris FIIilna White Sulphur.
At MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
fet19 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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WHTTK HOUSE CALLERs.-Senators Hoar, Ran.
dolph. Kirkwood, Allison and Bruce. and Rep
resentatives NcCoid, Claflin, Brigham, Urner,
Davis (Cal). Haskell, Jones, Newberry, Willets,
Harris and Pound to-day called On the Presi-
dent.
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PAY DIRECTOR K. Fl. CLARK, [. 5. N, has been
placed on the retired list from December 5.
7
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about 3 - O'Clock this morning. was for fire 10
an unCccupiOd two story frame house Gu sth
between b ard c streets sOuJhe lst. owned by
Cornelius NcAGlif. The house was entirely
consumed. also the one adjoining, owned ami
occupied by Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey. |, is sun
posed TO have been set Oh Grs by an ineen
diary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

GBN. o. o. HOWARD was at the Capitol to day.
He stated that he would be assigned to duty in
charge OF the West Point Military Academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

THE LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION met yes
terday afternoon, Mr. Frank Hume IN The chair
who gave an account or the conference OF the
board OF managers with the Senate District
committee. Mr.. George Juenemann urged
unity of action and the upSettlng the whole
humbug business, preachers and all. He asked:
Have these preachers and these women any
property 10 be taxed? Is the church property
taxed" The chairman said that IL the matter
was pressed all would obtain license who were
entitled TO IL by law. Senator harris, who has
this matter In charge, was q gentleman OF COoi
sense. and the liquor dealers or the association
would ind justice at his hands Mr. DongherTv
moved that ID. E. Cahill be substituted a. one
OF the attorneys OF this association In place OF
Mr.. Thompson. The motion was lost. The
attention OF the association was called 10 the
fact that the Adams Express Company had re-
fused 10 sign for license, and MFR. Juenemann
and others said that they would hereafter
freight with the Baltimore And Ohio Com parly.
Applause NJ. Bartholomew said that the
baltimore and Ohio Company would not sign.
Mr.. Thompson said that the Baltimore and Ohio
Company had signed for the license OF Mr..
O'Brfen, at the corner opposite the depot. The
president said that q united movement would
be made upon the Adams Express Company to-
day. Several speeches were made by the mem
bers, all expressing determination not 70 deal
with those who decline to sign applications for
Honor licenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

NAVAL ORDERs-Lieut. Com. D. C. Woodrow.
TO the Lackawanna, per steamer 10th instant
from New York. Master F. II. Tyler. from the
photographic Office, and ordered to the train
ing ship Saratoga.
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The District iii Congress.
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.


Senator ingalls, to-day presented petition
from the Womans' Temperance Union, OF the
District Of Columbia, praying for such legisla-
tion as will prohibit the sale of Intoxicating
liquors In the District Referred to District
committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY. Internal |
revenue, f25S, ,6i5.7s: customs. t563.0l5.27.
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Tue SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE held It's first
session yesterday at the Congregational church,
Rev. j. Z. Rankin conducting the exercises
Mir. j. Il. Wight, vice president OF the union.
and Col Weston. chairman or the executive
committee, made short addresses or greeting
Rey. Jesse L. Hurlburt, or New Jersey. spoke
on the TirSt topic on the program-"lhe red'h-
eT's Prepsration'-and, later In the session.
conducted conversation about Sunday school
Libraries" Addresses were made By Rev. DIR.
Rankin aud Hon. VIM. Stickney. In the even
ing Prof. VIM. F. Sharwln gave q Chatauqua
lesson On ''The Place and Purpose or the sun
day School Prot. .. L. Mason followed with
an address on The Place OF Science 10 the
Study OF the Bible" and Rev. Mr. Hgribar
closed with remarks upon "The Forces of the
SUNDAY school,
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AMERICAS INTER-OCEANIC CANAL CoMPANy.-
Congress will be asked within few days to
incorporate an inter-oceanic canal company.
This company proposes to construct a canal
via the Nicaraguan route. The act of incorpO-
ration is now ready. The list OF incorporates
embraces many of the most wealthy and prom
inent gentlemen In the United States. The De
LessepS scheme Will not in the least interfere
with the American project. 1t is stated that
all the money necessary for the work has been
assured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

MAJOR GEN. Mcdowell was, to day, placed
upon the army retired list, as were also several
staff officers,
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COLLECTION OF DISTRICT TAyEs.-It is under
stood that the Secretary OF the Treasury viii,
al an early day, call the attention of Congress
to the matter Of taxes In the District OF Colum.
bia, recommending that the taxes should be
collected and accounted for Ey an officer OF the
United States government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

ADMoNEsHED by the fact that fire had is
own way recently. all night In one OF the cloak
rooms leading TO the hall OF the House OF
Representatives, fire extinguisher, on wheels,
has been purchased for use at the Capitol. 1t Is
not known whether 1t Is to be used to put out
fires or wake UP the Watchman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

AT TEE CABINET MEETING this afternoon all
the members were present, Oaly routine bu 5i-
less was transacted.
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THE APPROPRIATION BnLs.-In the absence of
Chairman Atkins, Representative Blount OF
Ga. presided at the meeting of the House com
mittee on appropriations to- day. Reports were
received from The subcommittee in charge of
the pensions, military academy, Notifications
bills. all Of which were fairly advanced. 1t Is
thought three If not all four OF these bills Will
be ready to be reported to the House on Thurs
day. The sub committee On the consular aud
diplomatic bill will hold conference with Sec
retaIy Evarts to-day, and expect to perfect the
bill in few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

SECRETARY SHERMAN Will il a day or two
submit to Congress estimates for the deficiency
in the payment of the interest on 3.65 bonds
that have been issued by act OF Congress for
the board OF audit certificates,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

TIE TALLAPOOsA arrived at the Charlestown.
Mass, navy yard this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

Hon. JOHN {. New, OF Indiana. who is well
remembered here as former United States
Treasurer, is tnithe city. He is mentioned both
as the coming Senator from Indiana and as a
member Of Gen. Gariield's Cabinet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

WANTS re GO TO PARIS.-It is now said that
Hon. Archibald Campbell OF West Virginia.
aSpireS to be minister to France.
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ANOTHER PROBABLE VACANCY IN TIE SENATE.
Senator Lamar will not be present at this ses
sion OF Congress. His health is very feeble, and
his friends fear he will never be able to take
vice OF bis physicians he attempted to take
part In the recent canvass. After making two
or three speeches he was compelled to desist.
and the effect did him serious injury Mr.
Larnars malady is, it will be remembered, in
the nature OF paralysis, and it is understood
that he has already suffered from three severe
pICStratfOnS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

FAIh' FAIH'
CHURCH HALL, IT bet .th and 8th
For the Benefit OF school and Church Of ImInac1l-
late ConCeUfjcD.
OIeu daily from II ~ pm dec2-9t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

COUNTERFEIT $50 NOTE.-Treasurer Gildllan
has received from the Assistant Treasurer at
Cincinnati counterfeit $50 note OF the series OF
1915. Ii is made by pen and brush and is well
calculated TO deceive. The paper is good INIT
Catl0n OF the fibre, and the execution or the
work on the back and face is remarkable for its
excellence In detail. The coloring on the back
OF the note is in water and runs together when
moistened and rubbed. This is the second
known counterfefting that has been executed
by pen and brush. The other was so legal
tender note.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-07

THE RFPCBLICAN SENATORS held caucus this
morning to determine what changes, II any
should be made In the minority representation
on the Senate committees for this session. II
was agreed that, with The exception OF one Or
two important changes. the republican mem
bership shall remain as at present.