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Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-10-08
DEMOCRATIC DISPLAY.
They Rally Around Bonfire and
Listen to RoustnE Cannon.

There are those in the city who, per-
haps, think the display Of Tuesday night
was in honor of the arrival of Mr.. P. r.
Smith and bride from Europe. In q
measure this is true, but the continued
pow-wow of the night was in recognition
of Mr.. James F. Watson, of the Black
Hills, who addressed the crowd from the
balcony Of the Merchants Hotel, made
celestial-like by the prsfusion of Chinese
lanterns. Mr.. Watson is one OF the lead
ing lawyers of Deadwood and held twenty
two proxies at the recent democratic terri
torial convention, which he cast with
Northern Dakota for the choice of the
Burlelgh county dclcgates-Capt. McCor-
mack, of Grand Forks Mr.. Watson is
about as sanguine a democrat as any
who are now stumping the country. He
urged everybody to bet their lives on
Hancock's being the next president; sa1d
Indiana was solid, and knew to his own
satisfaction that Capt. Met Cor1nack could
be elected by the people of Dakota. He
said he had delivered eleven campaign
speeches in Indiana, and that he knew
whatEhe was talking about when he made
these esprophesies. Mr.. Watson tried to
arraign the republican party, but the lit
tie word "if'' was Inadvertently in the
way. 1T" the democrats succeeded IN
gaining control Of the government, great
republican frauds aoould be discovered.
McCormack's delay in getting around
among the boys, Mr.. Watson said, was
owing to the protracted illness and sud
den death of his wife on Monday last. He
denied the reports that he was keeping
in the dark because his education had
been sadly neglected, and said that he
had been with him for the past few days
and said that he was satisfied that he was
an honest man. Back he did not like be
cause he bad offered to buy his twenty
two votes for $1,000. He says thst had
Judge Bcdnett been nominated it would
have been suicidal for any democrat to
run against him, but as it was now, he
thought the democrats had some shew.
The balance of the night was made hilar
ious by the uncorking of democratic spir-
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-10-08
Results Of the Buffalo Hunt.

The party who lett Fort Yates short
time since, on a buffalo hunt, when last
heard from. had killed 215 head. Enough
buffalo meat to last the agency Indians
all winter will be the result of this hunt.
and many silver dollar will be obtained
from the sale of robes. ![ss&@ 454
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-10-08
I'm the Bad Lands.

Track-laying is now going on at the
rate Of two miles per day in the Bad
Lands. Tie etrack is only two miles from
the Little Missouri, and, the grading is
nearly all completed to the Yellowstone.
Montana will be reached by tho Goth and
Glendiye by December 1st, ssegsa
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-10-08
Dem aocratic Comfy Conveasion,

IUIsUstIltatO9 CstIl t11C uCH1UCftttSZ Is4tI III
convention at City Hal! for the purpose
of electing Delegates to the Legislative
convention to be held in Ri i;marck Oct.
1ltll. j. A. .Elnmons was chosen chair
man and p. N. Corey, secretary. The fol
lowt1 delegates were nominated and
elected dbySacclamation: NJ Halloran,
George Pcoples,J. A. Enlnons, p. IL.
Byrnc, Mandan, e. A. Galloway and Jno.
Waldron Col. Vim. Thompson was
called upon and said it would be !. waste.
Of time for him to make any remarks;
llatAll present in the convention knew
theirsduty; that they had work before
thcln5to accomplishin electing their can.
tlitaatcs,I md must be wide awake and
full of fleas'' for the occasion. The con
vention adjourned sine die,
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-10-08
THE CONCERT.y. =, E.s.t
A Brflli,.nt Entertninme ent Given by
Home Talent. p

The concert last evening was the event
OF the season and without oubt the finest
entertainment of the kind ever given in
this city. 1t is to be regretted that the
audience was not larger, rs the encour-
agement of home talent should be para
mount in the minds Of every citizen
However, an apprcciative audience Of the
elite of the city was present, and the con-
cert throughout emincntly successful.
The programme as follows, with the ex
ception of the pieces in which Mrs. w A.
Hellcmbaek was billed, was carried cut
Mrs. H., owing 10 ii severe cold, was una
BILE to appear:
PAnrI.
To rhes Oh con9try, q11, urrrrr. 1''1'e'9
0e' ~ Nj Mrs. oS, BInD Mr. BLAknnr.
'' Mr.. STEVENS. zs..]
A'''' :D' Mrs MRS: @. A: mollznrAEk,
Mrs. CALL
Sweet Night, be Calm, -sit NcNGughton
QuAHrErTE' >a.., - 80
Les Donnes dc Seville, (Piano,) Schubert
fFSt ss-' MISS CLAUSEN. "'
HOLY Mother Guide His Footsteps, Wallace
Mrs. BIRD s Mrs. CALL.
MIR. BLAKELY.s~
Good Night: Good Night, Beloved :$ Pi"s"ti 81"
Angels Ever Bright and Fair, Handel
When Wandering Ger the Deep, G. Il. Root
Mrs. CALL. MRS. BIRD, & Mrs HoLLEnDAEK.
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= s.. - I. ! II ID b, FE5sfss ~
6tOiCn SkOc.< kLtecO We sd.

NIOICu SILVIA KVccOVt'ASUs
About ten days ago over fifty headsof
eef cattle, belonging to Leighton & Jorrs
dan, were stolen from their range near ar
,Buford by Indians. Monday the whole
outfit were found ipear Poplar Creek aggen-
Ecy: rs.z.sf 81 sssia
.gsatsFs e.ssss.asrrs.4E . ssidsssas
z ~ ID ,s55 Y y.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-10-08
LAND HUNTERS.
C1evoland..Shout.
: Especial DtspGtch to The Tribune.).

n JAMESTOWN, Oct. .8.-Bishop Marty,
AnthGny Kelly and NJ; Kelly 9f Prairie l!,
Bishop ireland to select land in the Mis-.
rive at Bisn arck ts;night and visit the
extension tomorrow, ~ llsts
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-10-08

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Editor Tribune: 49, 800
THE TREE AREA.

50 ,..s,5sssE i.s, fas st .8fsl ,Sase'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22
How srFSs, pea.3t,fs live.

The denS, u1tSnaLned cots. Ia which the peas
2ntry OF Galway and Mayo counties live are
merely stone shelters; owing 10 the intense is-
noTance OF the people they are not provided
lHcomparably filthy. The floors are OF hard
mud; IL is rare to md more than one room IN d
nut. and only one story. Beds and bedding are
Injuries which the poorer Jenent5 do not pos
SeS; Old heaps OF hay ana straw are the touches
on which the lovely pTown-eyed. Iarge-bro wed
madiens OF Connaught rep0Se. The smoke from
a peat IRE III a common peasants cabin spreads
through the room, and you narrowly escape
StraDguiatlOn on your first visit. have had this
experience In Herzegovina, aud consequently
minded the smoke but little. How family decen-
how the people manage TO keep clean-for they
LOOK clean--iS puzzle. The pigs run in and ont
OF the GoolS-and such Wretched pigs, 4 North
carolina wild hog would be IN ariStOcrat beside
them In dozens of these cabins sick people are
to oe found-sick people dependent either on
the charity OF their negnoors or on friends III
America who send them small SUNS. A gentle
man in Galway told me that the agents OF land
lords treated the poorer tenantTy as il they
agent who on rent day, when any tenant was
short half crown In his payment. would knock
The money of the table On TO the floor, so as TO
humillate the tenant before his fellows I'd TO
very recent date even the better class of ten
ants would not have dared to resent such be
haVior; they were ready TO fawn before the man
who lnSulted them. Now The tables are turned
and The agent SneakS in and out among the
people, taking 25 per cent less than the usual
rental, If indeed he gets anything at ALL and is
glad to get away again out OF the farming
district with his head still On his shoulders
E7'rGTd hni9S LITTER rom Gdl,r0y IN the
Boston JUttT'hGl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22
Wall street TODAY.

NEW ORR, Dee. 22.-The Pos Ia its imam
ciai article day says: The stock exchange
markets are less active than yesterday. L. \
bones are strong and isali higher. Railroad
bonds are strong at an advance Of IA L Per
cent, the latter Denver and Rio Grande con SOL.
and The first OF the same company are up ,
Per cent. In the stock market the opening
prices were La; above yesterday :
cioslbg. except Canada southern, which was :,
lower. There was an immediate advance or
isa78, lead by W. L. Telegraph. then a deciue
or l4ali, per cent, and then an adv ance or
i n n. also Western Mon aud latter which
blngS the market up 70 the time We Write a
decline OF aail.. the latter Iron Mountain. The
strongest stocks have been those or com
pantes whose statements we published
yesterday. New York central advanced
70 49, =, Lake Shore TO 81 a.. and Mich Cent to
i22L.. Canada southern has not sold as high
as yesterday, it being reasoned that as the IN
terest Oh the bonds VIII De . per cent after Jan
nary list. Instead OF , per cent, now the chances
Tor The stock next year are not much better
than they have been this year The most &c
tive stock has been Western Mon ut S0bas23s
10 II -. Erie has been active at SIS. ais.
The money market thus far to-day has beeu
only moderately active at per cent for call
loans. Time loans can be made at L per cent
Tor thirty days, and at 4d5 per cent as tha
i"rgjn OF the loan is extended. Prime mPfC8u-
Tile paper Is about Per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

|rIFNFS NHFrEp.-BuSinaSS at the station
h"bNt' IN the line nf Whipping. was more brisk
n's' t'Gay than II has b,eu Tor some time past.
TLe tWG It roeS. Iichald carter and George
f'o" n, committed 70 jail lpr ilrrhsr eNamlDa-
uCi. on The charge OF stealing 4 ham from the
StCre OF hT. J. &. hibUrD. we're brought before
MAY Cr Smith and justices Thompson and W hit
t'eN''s. yesterday morning. and sentenced 10 r.
ctNe % lasheS each, Pa yesterday ana ~ next
Monday. These negroes are supposed 10 DC
connected with other rO0b. rieS In the city. FOR
which II is probable they Htll he rearreStCi
when the present sentence expires. George
Washington, cOlOred tor petit larceny. was also
ordered 10 receive - IasleS. when sentence Was
fait hfHlly executed,
QUESTION or JCRTSOIC TI0S--tn the ease or the
commonwealth vs. George Hendricks. charged
win unlawful fShiLG r. the Potomac river The
defendant was fined s50 ana costs yesterday IN
the county court or Fairfax. ana nled his bill or
exceptions thereto. With the intention OF ap-
plying for a writ or error. THIS case involves
the question as 10 whether citizen or Mary
land can De tried In Virginia Tor du offence CON-
mitted upon the Potomac rvtr.--tft.ttt, ttS'---
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22
Condemned Locals.

street lamps VIII De lighted at $40 p. m. and
exrtnCyushed at IS y. N.
AnacCstia Lodge, No q, T. 4. 4. NJ. has
elected the following officers: John Mclean,
". NJ; James Tfndali, :. W; William Il. King
j. W; John ". Ming, secretary; Henry 4.
GTfswold, treasurer; John r MOreland tier
Hudson Eetit. trustee for three years.
The Maryland republican association give
reception 10 Representative UTner at Talmadge
EAli his evening.
Or. Vim. GunfOn's Will has been opened His
personal estate is believed 70 be worth about
tz50 600. and his real estate about $500 OO0. The
entire property Is divided among the heirs, Mrs.
Temple getting the greatest allowance, includ-
ing the handsome and valuable farm In Mary
land His three SONS in-law Messrs Temple
Budding1On and Wilcox, have been selected as
executors.
Al the annual meeting Of the BROTHERHOOD OF
Christ church, last night. the following officers
we're eiecteG:-itev- 4. u. Andrews. president:
J. H. Spicer. vice president: J. Ii. Wyle. seCTe-
ltTf; r.. NckenZie. treasurer. y mission church
vii D built on NJ street between Il and ,.
streets southeast. next spring.
TIE STAR viii BE- issued again on Friday In
0uuhie-Sheet or eight~page form.
The venerable Col. JOIN II. Wheeler. a We'll
Known OLD citizen. Is confined U his home. No.
= Grant street, by Illness that. Fl Is feared, may
prove lDcuTable.
a patent has been issued to 4. g. Bell. of this
cry, ior method OF treating SeleniGm 10 In
crraS. It's electric cOuduCtiviry.
Police OtliceF Fainter. who was badly cut In
lhe head several weeks since by a crazy cOlOred
prisoner while the officer was In the act OF en-
JeTiDg The mans cell. at the seventh precinct
sta, iOn-ho!se, Is able 10 De out on the streets
again.
a.. 4. Whitaker sends the December number
OF Ei0C}" -oOd'S Maze me.
- meeting OF the commissioners OF phaF-
i,...>y. last evening. Howard Radcliffe and :. VI
Bow en. PhaT. D.. being found properly quail
Tod. their names were entered on the re,1SFrv
a. pharmacists. Complaints of Violation OF the
law Ie-Uiaiing the practice or pharmacy was
received and directed to Oe Investigated
The little boy, Daniel RrOSnal. who was run
over - ear OF the i. and 7. railroad. on
on for ride. died at Providence hospital Non
Cay evening from the shock Of alputati0n o..
lis foot. which was crushed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Dec 22.-virsinia SKIES, Old, Is ;
&C. eonsois 7'sa do second series % do. past
Gpe Go"rois' 9o7a; do. new ten forties, 50a bid
!, BtALT1MoRE. Dec. 22.-Cotton sieady-middline,
ern surer, 8 6oa4 25; do, extra. .50a5. Is; do
family 5Oa6 25; city mills super B. 5Oa4.2 Is; do.
So Patapsco family. 0 %he ao
southern steady. in absence Of receipts western
y Y5n,sr red SPOT saa PsSsmbsl. sisfs9
March 2oai 2o5 Corn. southern easis wsss
err lower and aulet-southern white, 5oa6l; do.
apar ana s5a R5sssen Fer
a. s dS 6 S5asdSS Oats
choice aS5 lHaa and 3D. Mi Hay
ind y ~ eSa22 90 Provisions dun and wesk|mess
sssss s1p Clear rb Hams g.
se saS!es xef sls dss Exss
Sna Coffee sseaayHKio eaTeoes. o ratpoenm m
t ane sure fresbss soft Wsks
oar 2Ss peT tp per s ssesS
ssa 5I, sd kecepts-hopr 40 barrels; Shes
rse 4 SSrn bushei pssslhss ors 500
sales wheat, S7G.3OO bushels corn, gs aej
e. E5enansslons. z7si.; Snort. 49, "O aey.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Flour quiet and nm
changed: Whea, moderately active. Corn ou u,a
NEW YORK. Dec. %, IL a. m.-The stock specr-
lation was irregular al the opening, and in tha
early dealing the general list became wal a uait
prices declined n to rs cent the latter in c ana
Ada southernt the other changes being merely
fractional l, Western Union was excsptinnaiiyy
was also strong and rose IA Per cent. while ChIcao
LONDON, Dec. u. $50 p. m.-Atlapnc and
Great Western first mortgage trustees cert fcats
20; Atlantic and Great Western seconds SsT'
Erie ~. Pennsylvania Central. 6i4. so .. ms
Atlantic ana Great Western first mortgage trpsfeas
eertiticate s;, to; Atlantic and Great western
LONDON, Deb. ~, 4 80 y. m.-U. 8. bonds.
per cents; ll614; ~ per cents. lI5ts, Atlantic
and Great IVES 80 first mortgage trustees certin.
cates. 6lA5. New Jersey Central consos, IiSS.
Elie. AN do. second consois, 1855. New YorS
Central. it04. Reading, 27S
new YORK MARKETS. THIS AFTERNOON
The following quvtaIolis current in Nev
HS s TO- day st 80 p u. Is reported BY Lewis
sss I'd U: = 4h p per Ssnts. sIIlk b. q.
AAiss,sssippi 81; Erie: 4sa Mchis,n Genta. l2ss
Ha aagDs. snd 81. yoseps ash Lake Shore. !slk
tain 5s:s Rock Island. 1a4k; St. Paul. ii2H do.
4a91; do; preferred. S4x; Kansas and Texas, 49,;
Pacific Mail. bl3.t vs. >''>'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

SUING AN EX-CoNGREssNAN. -EX-CongreSs
man ). W. kellogg. OF Connecticut, In SIS, as
attorney for number OF creditors. brought suit
against the firm OF Wh.ttal, LeFevre a Co. and
against the Great Brook Manufacturing Com
pany 10 recover claims amounting 20 large
amount. The httgatlOns lasted for about five
years ana finally judgments were recovered
against the firm and the company amountIng
to nearly $4,000. The entire sum collected was
$4,000, which Included all the claims against
the firm Amos d. LeFevre was the sole Survt-
V0r OF The firm and one OF the principal owners
OF The companyS stock. Mr.. Lei'evre Subse-
quently brought suit against Mr.. kellogg on d
singular claim. He asseSted that Mr.. Kellogg
had made previous agreement with him thai
II he would assist the attorney to collect The
claims he lhelogg} would pay him I1eFeyre)
one.half OF whatever amount should thus be
collected. This suit OF Mr.. LeFevre against Mr..
Kellogg is now pending In the common pleas
court. and yesterday the trial was begun before
Ju0ge Larremore. Mr. LeFevre claimed that
Mr.. Kellogg had already paid him more than
$4,000 under this agreement, and he sought 10
recover more Than $4,000 In addition. Mr.. Kel.
losg denies having made such an agreement
Mr.. Estes represents Mr.. LeFeyre and Mr.. Ar
not'x represents Nj. kellogs.-NrlC F0rb Trj-
t9iilt, 22d,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

COURT IN GENERAL TERN
To-day. M. II. ROhrer. on report of committee
was admitted TO the bar. Peale agt. Brooks
DEGREES submitted.
CIRCUIT CeuRl fNo. 1l-Judge XacArthu,.
Yesterday. holman agt Phelps: verdict fnr
plaintiff for 1900. Phelps agt. TolInan: motion
for new trial entered. Anderson agt, Smlth.
on trial.
CIRCUIT COURT 90. 2)-J,t19e Ifagnpr.
To-day, Merrlck ct al. agt. Geddings: trial
resumed.
EQUITY COCRT-J'tdge Cor.
Yesterday, Bishop agt. Bishop; modi1 cation
OF decree sending children to school. Ellis aot.
Ellis; sale finally raJifed. Ferguson agt. F5r-
glson; o1eT TO purchase accepted and sale con
hrmed, suit revived and Mary E. and Lille NJ
ferguson made defendants. BrurnWell arr
Burley; demurrer sustained and bill dismfssSd
SANDERS agt. LarmOn; Charles II. Armes ap-
pointed receiver Hines agJ Morris; referred 70
auditor. Butler agt Brown; VIM. r. Snyder
appointed guardian. Bradourn agt- Clark; re-
terred to auditor with instructions. Adjourned
till Monday next.
CRIMINAL COURT, JJtdge Mac Arthu,
To-Day, John Rocca, Harry Hardy, Frank
Burch alias Vennatta. and John Norris. rape: On
hearing. MI: Morton. forgery; nohe pros. Jones
GALLON pleaded guilty to larceny and was SEN
fenced to TWO years in the Albany penitenftarY
George Brfscoe and Sidney Smith pleaded
guilty and We're sentenced to two years each az
Albany-in addition to the two Years each for
resisting Officer Boyle.
POLICE CoURT-J,tdQs Shell
To day. Jno Jackson, larceny OF gloves and
handkerchief from VIM. NJ. KingsbuTy: 6
months in jail Alexander Gardner. CHARGED
with carrying pistol; $50 or 60 days. WHITLEY
n. Tennison. profanity: forfeited Collateral.
Richard II. Porter. perjury; eontiRued-bonds
1000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22
Running Sores.

RCNSlNG SoEEs.-Henry LandeckeT. Dover. n.
d certlties that Aug %, 1877, he broke his leg.
The bone was set by physician. Upon removing
the splints sores broke out from the knee to the
heel. Doctors called them ysricose veins. and Or
dered rubber stockings. Paid S25 for stockings.
without ANY sign Of cure. Bought CUTICURA REM
kDlks and was rapidly and permanently cured
Certlh to by Lothrop X Pinkhsm, Druggists,
Dover, y. II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22
CUTICURA
Miracles of Healing Unparalleled in
Medical HistOy

C rICUEA fsESoi-vENT, the great natural blood
pun .tler, absorbent, TenoVatOr and vita izer has
shown Is grand curative pownr in scrofula, white
swelling, ULCERS erysii elias, sSeed neck. scrofu-
lCus nfammations, mercuria! affections old sores
eruption Of tn skin, eyes and scalp affections
with dry thin and falling hair and when the r.
ezra. Medic nal Jelly, and the o. TICURA Soar
prepared from il, are applied 10 external symptoms
tie cnres effected by the CUTGCUEA REMEDIES a5e
Marvellous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

CeTicUaA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS Il
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists. $50 Washington
street, Boston. and are for sale by 81 Druggists.
Price for CuTICURA, Medicinal Jelly, small boxes.
80 cents large boxes, 81. CUrIoURA REsoLv VENT,
the new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle. CUTICURA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, 25 cents. OUTIouRA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, Is cents in bars. for
BARRIERS and large consumers, so cents.
u-AH mailed free on recent Of price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22
ScrOf,tIk.

scEofUtA.-aon. William Taylor. Boston State
Senator OF Massachusetts, permanently cured of
humor Of the face and scalp that had been treated
aRsuccessfuHy for twelve years by many of Bos-
ton best Physicians and most noted specialists as
well as European authorities. He says: 81 have
been so eated With my successf u Use OF the CUT
cura Remedies that have stopped men in the
streets 10 tel them OF my case"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22
LADIES: AND CENTS

SILK HANDKERCHIEFs.2 IS, 81, 50, 75c, 81
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, CoLoRED BoR-
DERED, II. IL. rs. 81. soc.
LINEN HANDKERCH1EFs. 5, 10, IL, Is, 20 25c.
INITIATED. ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs
%. 81, soc.
BLACK SILKS.
75c, 81, 81 25, 81. 80. 81 10. s.. 90.
ALL WOOL COLORED CASH MEREs, 25c.
BEST FEATHER PROOF BED TICKING. 25c.
CLOTH. FOB MRN AND BOYS WEAR, %. 80.
81. SO. e.. 75c.
LADIES' CLOAKS AND CLoAKINGS.
BRoCHE sHAwLs. SINGLE AND DOUBLE.
LADIES' CLOTH AND FLANNEL SKIRTS. ALL
COLOKS.
PIANO COVERS, EMBROIDERED. WITH SILK.
ALL COLORS.
BEST MEDICAIRD RED TwILLED FLANNEL.
FOR RHEUMATISM, SOC.
WOOL UMpERwEAR FOR LADIES. GENTS
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE. 25. so. 81. 45,
SOC.
BLRACHED TABLE DAMAsK. SO. 60. rs. SIC.
PLAIN AND COIORED BORDERED DoYLIKS,
WITH FRINGE.
SILK AND ALPACA UMBRELLAS.
PLAID And STRIPED SHAWLS, from ST. 80.
ALL WOOL BLACK CAsHMEREs. 37c.
TURKEY RED TABLE LINENS. so, 60. 75c.
CIRCULAR CLOTHS. DIAGONALS AND BAS-
KET STYLES.
LADIES' AND GENTS GLOVES OF ALL KINDS.
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS. II. Is. is, csc.
~ WIDE SHEETING COTTON, 26c.
CANTON ELANNELS, 8, 10. l2c.
INGRAM CARPETS.
BRUSSELS CARPETS
INGRAINS. rs. 80. 81, IS. SOC.
BRUSSELS. NEW STYLES. &I.O0. sl.O5, 81. 10.
MAKING AND LAYING CARPETS 7sn
VELVET RUGS, TAPESTRY BUGS. AND MATs
OTTOMANS. HASS00KS AND DRUGGETS,
G. M. ToWsoN,
CSC Psnnsylvania avenue, south ida,
eecls rear III 1t. and Center Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

In the billiard match between Slosson aud
VfgnauX In Paris, the former was ahead last
night
The ice harvast is In progress at all points on
the Hudson, north OF CatskfIl, n. Y, and the
ice being housed Is ten inches thick and of ex-
cellent qua lily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22
Fire al Auburn. We.

LEWISTON. Me-, Dec. IA nfe at Auburn
Me, this morning, destroyed four houses ocCu-
Pi'd 10y eleven families causing total loss OF
-, Geo; insured for &, G0e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22
CHRIsrMAs.-Eead Howson,s Ice cream al. /

The ODD FELLOWS FAIR-It having been
announced that the Voting for various articles
would terminate last night, there was large
attendance at the odd Fellows fair. despite the
weather, and the voting was lively until the
committee retired with The boxes. The names
or the winners were announced as follows: p
Schultz, Eastern Lodge, No. :, combination col
lar, Csc; j. X. L. Carpenter. Columbia Encamp-
ment, Patriarch's uniform, "A; j. E. Brewer
letter carriers uniform, IL; Mrs. McEWen gold
watch and chain for lady manager. !. oO1; J. L.
Fogt oriental Lodge, No. 10, gold headed cane
500; W. l.. Jones, printers stick, 155; Colder
Rule Lodge. NO y. set OF lodge jewels, 63I; Miss
corps, sergeants sword, 40, and Grand Army
OF the Republic, handsomely-fr picture or
General Grant, lis. Such articles as remain
upon the tables Will De sold at auction tonight
after withdrawing will be in order. The fair
has been very successful, the receipts being
upward OF s. Geo, which viii De applied 10
hQuidating the debt on the hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22
Fatal Roller EvnInS;or

WILMINGT0N, DEL, Dec. 22.-The boiler OF the
tug Martha, lying in the Chrstiana river, ex-
boat, and instantly killing the engineer, Thee
d0Te Miller.