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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. poQp WIN
NO gsntiemen; centrally iccsssd- I'M chspIjas
strsst Ma Wh. HiLihAN. hSDS
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Please call and nee the 80 ,oun-
tess pattern spoons and Forks
new. JACOB ". GBUBB, the
IRneier.
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Thermometer RECORD.

"A taken at Schnepfs Opera House
drug stOrr.
TUESDAY,.
ls5g. lSno
7,NigSIrN 7rNI7A.H I2NSrN
n rs - - 20 % 81
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Aphonia Cured Fellows Compound SIR.
MP OF Hypophosphites

Aphonia or Loss 81 Voice, Is RENE
died in a short time, no matter whether
the cause be from Inflammation Of the
lining membrane, from cold, or IRON
nervous arrangement
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-03
Another walklpg Match.

We were iniormel last evening that
arrangrme nls have Decn male ior a
wall ing rasieh Il the Academy OF Mu-
sic text saturday sAernoon aud even
ing. The pafticul&rs Ar as follows: Al
the NON 0lonca- lfish-A merican walk,
a chalenge uas Issued ~ the Irish team
to a., AInrficsns; this has been ac,,
cepted aud NJ. ~ Rsees, the winner OF
the silver "a A. ~ a mcrican team,
willbc tha ~ IN " that team on this
cecasion' Xik itsbur GsraSlty, the
winner oi1i& No cup, viii have
charge Of -. .,,x
be decisTl ~ v'as>s Of a pnrso Of
slOO -
ins the eaI - - Il erliven The pc
dsstrisns a, rh<>r sht,2 ON 70 victory;
Further arr an<elrea o. " be announced
~ son A. ~ - n.d
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoraI,
FOR Diseases 81 the Throat AMI Lung. ,u.h 30
Coughs. Colds, whO0pIng Cough, liuu
,hitls Asthma aud C0uslmltlnu

The Few DmI
llulls which LaNt be
the ieuoa,luH.
lind and b,tuU
D. uuschoid HufiH
among not OrlI U.r
but an IHiI#
must have ottfH 70
mar Ylfiuos flHi
ne one cyCft's .u
Wide q UlutAliuu
maintained lt A., i.H.
~ AJofsCh,ff} T.
Dfal u has ir.H
knogn 10 BE Iuh.
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nmprTraTRx.

ITO THosE THAT DEsIRE TO SAVE THEIR
natural teeth We would say hat we are now
better prepared than ever before 70 enable thsm
90 DO -. By the use of an hkcTRo- NASSkrif
PLUadER We can and are making octset and
handsome Cold ftllin<s. Win nere ease 20 our
radCAn. han have hcrssoiote BEEN made In this
city on slsewherv without The AID Of The kiees<ie
dsrnon.trs tom. Call and see tor yousalYeA
JAMES a. SUR0f9OS a SON
yIyo No lIiS MARKET 81. Wheeling. W. Va
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[n5l

4 splendid opportunity 70 win = fortune
Third Grand Distribution, Glass e, at New Or
leans. Tuesday, March 9th, lssO-ilsth Monthly
Drawing
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., TIL, s he s ei55 l4.s
Select Tsaaiv, ''oss s'ths wS'-P,
Reddy.
Dcclsmalios. s'iIbs = fop the CUES
TOM. Rsynolk Z
Decismatios. Tks kaerieAa Hero
select S. Resiiux sIndI>n summer IN
New England " y. !. NOR.
A, DSS1 ,n poS::s 4,y / Than si'i N
wealth and al |pene>> a Insiive' Geo.
Updcgrafi; neSH<iye, - @@snam'
Both Of the fer1l<y.<< tieos'ed the
iSISss decided = issst sAs negative
side. NstIAl II ~,
rendered, and ~ so9p ne sou
ETY. on having - eo's -
.,s ss;;s ss'a e. 'aA '''l'
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

MINE DEPARTMENTS ON STUDY. TEXT.
~ books furnished al eost calendar Arranged
o 500; non soctadan, liberal, thorough. Fall
Term begius september I'd. ls7S
For Catalogues aud other information, apply
TO the Prcsi lent, J. x. THOMPSON, Morgan.
town. West Va. ax2ngh
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This Institution was regularly incorporated ~
the Legislature OF tho State for Educational and
Charitable purposes, IN ls.s, Tor the TERM or
inylolable faith of the state II pledged, which
popular vote. securing It's franchise In tho new
Constitution adopted December 2d, A. d. 1872.
with Capital OF 81 .00o, 0o " which II has since
added reserve fund II ty1.lOO. IL Grand single
Number Distribution will take place monthly
on the second Tuesday II never salos or post.
pon.. Look at the following distribution.
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..s ss;s ss-a e; ''' ''''
, 1880-05-19

The resistance, indeed, was scarcely
sefioussa ithoushdGe Zen. Won Kameke,
Minister at War, utterly rejected the
idea oftwo years training as sufficient,
declaring that the Army, 50 trained,
could not have carried out Prince Bis
marck's5 policy; and though Count
Won lStolberg, the future Chancellor,
thought4yetfarther sacrifices might be
demanded. suHe said he believed that
so far from military burdens being
lightened, a spirit Of necessary emu
lation would compel Germans in future
to keep pace with their active rivals"
The. prospect is not a delightful one,
and may lcompel Germans who are
thaughtfnl men to- consider whether
thesacrificesof so much..o of the objects
ofs life Isl rather-a high price to
pay fol. Alsace-Lorraine. It is not
unity they gain by it-that is secure
but only that province.-Spectator.
, 1880-05-19
The 2. 1smes has the following in re-
gard to the Nihilists =

~fsN =
gard to the Nihilists =
According to the Moscow Gazette, con.
siderable light has been thrown on the
cause of the facility with which the Nj
hllists have been able to provide them
selves with passports strictly en- reggie, and
thus to travel about Russia at pleasure.
An official employed as courier in the
Ministry of Domains has, it has been dis
covered, been instrumental, withs the as
distance of his wife and son, in procuring
no fewer than $4,000 passports, made out
in false names, all within the past eight
years. Itsis estimated that for his services
i'll the matter he must nave pocketed large
sums, as much as $4,000 roubles having
been found in his possession, supposed to
have been mostly received as fees on ac-
count OF the passports. The man has
been arrested, and will be brought to trial
on the completion of the evidence against
hlm respecting his completely with the
Nihilists.
, 1880-05-19

1t seems that the Beaconsfeld
ministry was not at all popular among.
the enatives of India, and the native
press has shewn great joy at its fall.
T~heFcauses OF this unpopularity APP
pear to be partly the interference
with the native press, which it will
be remembered was placed under
strict. control by Lord Lytton's ever
nacular Press Act, and partly the
great cost Of the unpopular AT
CHAN war, which the late Ministry
wished to charge entirely on the In
dian Revenue.
, 1880-05-19

.ilPanchb under the heading Flood ver-
y Fog, gives a concise view of the
styles of oratory of the two great
leaders in the late election contest in
Great Britain.
WV. MILL rails at BEN, and BEN at
William girds; ~
iAne wise man owns, whate'er his party
leanings,
Anat aSEADsToNE's speech has far too
- uu,.,.si 3 many words, ~ ~
TAlss 4tzzYas words have all too many
.ngdt meanings. gft- L.
, 1880-05-19
THE COMING ARMENIAN
tw QUESTION. al,

The conservative leaders have repeatedly
asked during the Elections what tne
, 1880-05-19

A new disease has made its APP
pearance in Calcutta. In the official
returns it is called 'fever with edema"
One of the doctors takes a very seri-
Gus view Of it and says it is a disease
Ike the plague. Three others take
aadifferent view, and consider it iden-
teal with a disease which prevailed
in Madras during the famine there
three years ago.
A -jgentleman styled Chevalier
Groudona died in Calcutta, suddenly,
and a coroner's inquest after a fort
nights enquiry found that his death
has7been caused by an overdose of
morphia. administered by mistake.
The .apothecary's assistant who had
made UP the prescription had been
brought before the magistrate on a
chargeaof negligence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27
WALL STREET TODAY.
The Market EeYeriSh but Sfr0n:

NEW YORK, N0y. 2I.-The Posts financial ar
ticie says AT the stock exchange, U. S. bonds
are higher for the As, and unchanged for the
4Ks. Railroad bonds are irregular but gen
ularly but generally lower. The general mar
ket soon became strong, and In the last hour
advanced 4 a31i per cent, led by Lake Erie and
Western, which sold as high as a6ss. The other
notably strong stocks were ontario and West
mon to 144, Nashville and Chattanooga to 765,
Reading to sos, Mil. and st. Paul to 11Os4, Erie
to 4sAasl, Hannibal and st. Joseph to 45a94k,
and Lake Shore to 1885. After IL O'Clock there
was decline OF Aalk per cent, the latter
soon after noon, and prices have since advanced
,5a1 per cent, the latter Western Union Tele-
graph, which was down to 96k. As we close
this edition the market is feveriSh but strong
The stocks which have at times been notably
and Nashville, which has sold down to S4, the
elevated railroad stocks and Burlington and
quincy, which has sold down to I6I. the
money market Is active to stringent
The uniform rate at bank for call
have been paid to get money at per cent.
Time loans up to January 18th are In active de-
mand, and mercantile paper Is dull and nOmi-
nal. Foreign exchange for immediate delivery
continues very weak, owing to the stringency
of the local money market and the n-drrival
rivals for the week being only 81, ,69l, 500.
New York Stock Market To-day.
NEW YORK. Nov. 81. - The stock market
opened generally strong, and during the first
hour OF business the tendency OF prices was to-
ward higher range OF values. Lake Erie and
Western led the upward movement with an ad-
cent, New Jersey Central I Is and the rest OF the
list Il to \ per cent, except Manhattan eie-
waited, which declined IA per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27
NEW YORK THIS PM.
Political Gossip Over the Senator
ship-<irant Found to be Eligible
tough Weather. &C.

Especial Dispatch TO the EUenileg .StdrI
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-AdviceS from Albany
indicate that George Fl. Sharpe will have little
or no opposition for the speakershIp OF the
assembly, and that Senator Conkling has it In
bis power to make short work OF the selection
OF his colleague In the Senate The names OF
Morton. Platt and Gen. Grant are put forward as
the number from which Mr.. Conkllng Will
select. and it Is very evident that Mr.. Conk,ng's
policy is anything to beat Chauhcey Depey.
whose New York Central railroad backing is
formidable. considerable talk Is had about
Gen. Grants citizenship of New York, and 1t is
discovered that he does not need 10 be citizen.
but needs only to be an .inhaotant' OF the
state to be US. Senator. The longest-headed
OF the politicians, however, believe that Levi p
Morton Will be Secretary OF the Treasury and
that Mr. Platt will be Senator; Gen. Grant re
fusiDg to have anything to do with the matter.
Incoming ocean steamers and vessels en-
gagged 10 the .coasting trade bring additional
news OF rough and Intensely cold weather at
sea. AT the Maritime exchange this afternoon
intelligence OF mishapS and delays to vessels
are constantly being received, and the tndica-
uons are that the winter of 1850 81 will be long
remembered by marines tor its severity and
also for the numerous disasters to shipping
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27
The MRrkets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.-Virginia sikes old y,
asked; do. deferred. I216 do. oonsols, T21s; do
second series, 2S1s do past due coupons, 92 :do
new ten forties. 474; do. ten-forty coupons, 81
BALTIMORE, Nov. 27-Cotton firn-middlipe
liz; Flour more active but unchanged. Wheat
southern steady and fairly active; western lower
and 9uiet-southern red. l. l7sl, "A; de. amber.
winter red. spot and Noyembe1. I.iesai iss.
December. 20s sal: :2lk; january, I.2sHal 254s
February, 1 2S4al. 2Sk; March, IS0al 3Ols.
Corn, southern steady; western negected-soutf-
ern white, 81 do. yellow, 65; western mixed,
spot and November, So; December. So asked old
sais wesn shse 4ssas. oa5 r1 Do
mixed, 43a4sh. Rye higher. t.G2aI. o. Hay
unchanged, Provisions steady and without change
Butter stcsdyoprlme to choice western packed l6a
~ roll. lSaz2. Eggs frm-fresh, 25; lined. lisa
~ ~ Petroleum dull and nominal Coffee steady
Ia,. tlIn-A seft. IS; whisky quiet, ii4. Freights
l79, 72S bushels. corn, 49, 362 bushels: oats. 100
bushels; rye. ], 425 bushels. Shipments-whest
none corn, ". 0U0 bushels sales wheat l. l7u Sy2
bushels: corn: ll2, 047 bushels
NEW YORK. Nov 21:.stocks weak. Money,
4a5. Exchange-iong. 479x; short, 4sI'l. Gov
NEW YORK. Nov. N.-Floar quiet. Wheat
active and lower. Corn heavy.
LONDON, Novt p. l2 $50 p. m.-Consols
100 s-16 for both. Q. 9. bonds, per cents, ll6A
atlantic and Great Western first MORTGAGE trustees
sssanas ss DC saa Great Tese
Nssln New York Central. lScs Illinois Central i26N
LoNb6N. Nov. ~. 2 p. m.-Arantic and Great
&strn seeoad s nSsses iSs ss
2: so P. m.-U. 3. bonds. per cents. II6. New
York Central. 1897.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27
District Interest. i'm Congress-.

TIE COMMISSIONERS AND A DELEGATION OF REP
REsENTATIvE DISTRICT MEN CALL ON The
PRESIDENT.
delegation of citizens Of the District OF Col.
umbia, all OF whom were members OF the "com-
mittee Of one Kindred" waited upon the Presi-
dentthis morning. Commissioners Dent. Twin
Ing, and Morgan accompanied them. Toe gen.
uemen present were: w. w. Corcoran, G. w.
Riggs, Il. A. Willard. General Beale, B. II.
Warner, j. A. Baker. B, g. Loyejoy, Jeremiah
II. Wilson, S. v. Niles. r. &. Fox, c. N. Mat
thews, Lewis j. Davis, and William Suckney.
THE RIVER FRONT AND WATER SUPPLY QUEs-
TT0NS.
The delegation was received In the Presidents q
Office. Mr.. Riggs made short speech. He
said: "Mr. President-We have called to thank
you for the deep interest you have taken in the
and especially In matters relating to the I'm
prOyement OF the river front We would ask
the continuance OF your kind interest In our
ae Business xs as oeSs9 CITIZENS
public good We would request that ir your
message 10 Congress you renew your recon-
mendations looking to the improvement OF our
10 health and advancement"
MI C0Icora1 also spoke. he referred to the
necessity Tor this improvement OF the river
Gont and an additional water supply for the
city.
THE PRESIDENT SAID
Ia reply that he had personally inspected the
river front and was convinced that It should be
improved. He hoped that before his term OF
Office expired, he would see substantial steps
taken In that direction. It was subject In
which not only the people OF the city OF Wash.
ington were interested, but the whole country
He had already In the preparation OF his mes
sage intended to again eau the attention OF
Congress to the matter. He would recommend
that body at its next session to give early atten-
ton to this subject
Itshould be stated that In none OF his annual
messages to Congress has President HAYES
omitted to put In an earnest recommendation
for the improvement OF the river mont. The
men who called upon him this morning were
trtct affairs BY the President, ana that they
fully appreciated his efforts was evident by the
way in which they talked about 1t to TIE STAR
penoyteL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27
THE EVENING STAR.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR.

ANusENENT-Sth page.
AUCTION SALEs-5th page.
BALLS. PARTIES, &C.-Sth page.
BoARDIH6-4th page.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-4th page.
BOOKS, SC.-3d page
BOOTS AND SFoEs-3d page
CITY ITEMs-Sth pare.
Coal AND wooD-3d page
nEArHs-5th page.
Day GOODs-sth page.
EBUCArIoN-6th page
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-3d page.
FoR RKNr AND SALE-4th pare.
FoR SALE (MisceDaneous9-4th ps0e-
GEoRGETOwN ADvEBTIsEMENTs- Sth page.
HOLIDAY GOODs-4th page.
HOIELs-5th page.
HoUsEFURNIsHINss-6th page.
LADIES GoODs-lst page,
LIST OF LETTIRs-2d page.
LOST AND FoUND-4th page.
MEDICAL, &C-6th page.
MIsCELLANEOUs-7th page.
MONEY TO LoAS-4th page.
PERsoNAL-5th page
PRoFEssIoNAL-3d page.
PIANOS AND ORGANs-3d page.
RAILRoADs-3d page.
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-1st PAGE.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-1st page
SPEoULTIHs-5th page.
STEAMERS, &C.-6th page.
SPORTING GoODs-5th page
TIE TRADEs-4th page
UNDERTAKES. &o.-5th page
wANTs4th page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27

ihEsiDENT-ELEcT GARFIELD received many
Sisltors yesterday, Including Senator Blaine.
ana last evening attended the performance. OF
lne Ilrates OF Penzance, accompanied by his
p,aTate mam secretary, Major Swain, and Congress
H Haa amos Townsend. A committee OF the
NNauonal Nat Veterans Club Of this city called on
S1m, SaIneld yesterday, and after rendering the
ttuungratuiau0nS OF their organization, stated
faas pras,ddy they were very anxious to tender the
I. a.Iesiuent-elect serenade and formal reception
as ~. an early date. After thanking the committee
soia sot 'Helr kindly consideration, Gen. GARFIELD
sala mat under the circumstances he would
TT ahaS his present visit to the capital should
tto uos De marked by any formal demonstra-
LUIS LUIS WnA!ever; that upon his return to the City
nt;a MaIch ne would have no such objection to
1Ldef, t9 put would be glad to see every organiza
~ on t 0l tnis Character In the city participating
III Ine demonstration on that occasion.
1en. GaIneld to-day had respite from the
large number Of callers who have practically
;r 4ve;rwnelmed him since bis arrival In the city.
LUIS morning his door bell was not very active,
Ntt Dut teW people calling. Shortly after noon he
t;u tStI Sne mouse and paid visits to number OF
ms ha niends who live In washington. Tomorrow
ne ne and MIS-. Gar ield win attend the services at
Inc christian Church. He expects to leave the
latter day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27
Fatal Accident ON the Baltimore
and Ohio RailrOad.

been received here OF an accident on the BaIu-
more and Ohio railroad, at Bowmans station,
last night, about IL O'Clock, to Baltimore ex-
Upon nearing B0wman's station, which is 80
miles west OF Cumberland, the train encOun.
tered broken rail. and the engine, with the
landed upon its side. Fireman Rauth was io.
stantly Killed, and the engineer whose name
could not be learned, was badly scalded. The
passengers escaped without injury, though thAy
were badly shaken up. >'-''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27
FIRE In NEW YORK.
A Brave Mother Saves Herself and
Child-l.OSS Of Life.

boarding house at i54 Grand street this morn
ing, Mary Hawkes. threw her. nine year old child
out OF the becond-story window, and then
fireman, and the mother received only slight
injuries. After the fire had been extinguiShed
James II. Dewitt was found unconscious In bed.
overcome by smoke. Vigorous remedies proved
unaVaillng and he died In few minutes He
was q years old, and conductor on the Long
Island railroad, and was on a visit to his aunf
who kept the boarding houSe The flames did
but little damage to the building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27
Another Greenback Gain.

tSpecidt DiSrdtch to The Evening .StQrl
GALVESTON, TEXAS, Nov. 2I.-Oficial returns
from the tifth congressional district OF this
state show that Jones {greenbacker, is elected
over Sheppard {denl.) by 900 majority. William
son county gave Sheppard only 500 majority.
whereas 800 was counted upon. BraZoria and
than were estimated and this elected the latter
though from the first returns 1t appeared that
Sheppard had been elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27

Especial Dispatch TO The Evening Star.l
NEW YORK, Nov. 2,.-The Herald to-day dis
cusses editofally the subject of the taxation Of
the national banks. saying Congress must give
the question consideration. The Herald %
poses such tax. Boss Kelley receives his
usual attention at the hands or the Herald
The Tribune says the leading democratic iOur
mails have entered upon a discussion OF civil
service reform, with the view OF drawing public
attention from that ugly democratic stroke o.
policy, the Morey letter. The Tribune, speak
garo to the south, says there is plenty
OF time before the President-elect shall
take his seat for the south to manifest It's sin
cer1ty In political reform. and intimates that II
that section shall by its acts show such SINGER
1ty 1t may expect good treatment from the re
eral Garfield Will give the subject OF civil ser.
vice reform frank and fair consideration, and
that be will accomplish something substantial
In this direction. The Times also calls upon
the legislature to elect man OF ability United
states Senator, man perfectly capable or
givlng g1 force G at washington to the views and
purposes In regard to financial and fiscal ques
tions which are firmly held by the great
body OF the people of New York" The
Snn gives John Kelly shot saving
that. apart from stealing" Kelly's political
methods are no better than Tweed's were. The
sun also denounceS the proposition to make
ex-Presidents members OF the U. S. Senate.
States judge In Mississippi had dismissed the
charges Of fraud in the counting of the votes la
the sixth or ''shoe-StT1ng" congressional dis
rict OF that state, and holds that the election
commissioners did right In rejecting the ballots
bearing the alleged marks. 1t says .'the Miss,s-
slppi officials simply interpreted literally the
literal provisions OF a statute invented by re-
DublicanS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27

Business Failure in baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.-ISrael NJ. Parr & Son
one OF the largest grain houses Ia this city. SUI,
pended payment this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27
kilograms to The Star.
THE MOREY LETTER.
Strong Evidence Not Yet Published
B. AND O. RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A COLORADO SNOW SLIDE.
THE ONCLE JOSEPH DISASTER.
What Marshall Jewell Says-Lind-
say to Tell all He Knows.

say I'D Tell all He kNOVVss
Especial Dispatch TO The Ecenilig Stdr.l
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Marshall Jewell, who
has just seen John Davenport, says he has no
doubt that Philip wrote the Morey letter. and
that all their energies are now devoted to the
discovery of the person or persons who inspired
Ii. He says he believes they will find out and
prove that it was the result OF a deep laid
scheme concocted by men OF more than ordi-
nary ability and shrewdneSS. The motive Ia
plain, but the inspiring mind, which evidently
was not Philips is yet to De reached. Mr.
Jewell says he thinks all the parties SO rar
charged with completely in the affair vii! be
indicted by the grand jury on Tuesday next.
Lindsay says he Will tell all he knows, and begs
for light sentence to prison. The prosecution
is ready 10 proceed with considerable strong
evidence not yet made public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27

1T Is Now STATED that Representative Pound,
OF Wisconsin, has rented Gen. Gar1elds house
at tne corner of 18th and streets, and win
Der. ~ Wv ~ D'~'AA1