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National Republican., 1880-09-13
THE GREET TEST RACE.

Tho Best AIau Beats the Best Horse Ten
Miles.
CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-rho men won the first,
fourth and fifth prizes in tho test race. The
score at the finish of the 1876 hours stood Mon
-Dyue, 57S; Khrono, 535, and COlston, 520.
Horses -Bctsey Baker, 56S; Rose Of Texas,
545; Barthman's entry, 527, aud Dunn's entry,
ED1
National Republican., 1880-09-13
Arrest of burglars.

BUFFALO N. Y, Sept, 12.-Flve young mon,
named Joseph Stark, James Mcclure, Will
lam, Edward aud John Kean, havo been ~.
rested here for committing several house and
railroad car burglaries, and large amount OF
property has been recovered.
National Republican., 1880-09-13
Baseball Saturday.

BUFFALO, Sept, 11,-Bunaos, 10; Cincin-
natis, ..
CLEVELAND, Sept. 11,-Chicagos, o; Glove.
lands, 2.
BosroN. Sept 1l.-Bostons, a Worcestors, l.
National Republican., 1880-09-13
ShnrlSinm ArnihnmI.

New YORK, Sept II. Mrs. Fablna Of No,
80 Ridge strret WAS this afternoon standing at
an open third.story window holding her baby
girl in her arms, when the little one, in II
moment of gleo at some passing Object, slipped
from her grasp and, falling to the street. was
instantly killed.
National Republican., 1880-09-13
4 Newnorl Cottnce nuIned.

NEWPORT, II. l., Sept. 12.--The summer
residence recently purchased by Professor
Alexander Agassia, located near Castle hin,
was burned this morning. 1t had never been
oncnpied. Loss l22. .OOO insured.
National Republican., 1880-09-13
NIurdered His WIG while Drunk.

NEW York, Sept. 12.--At an early hour
this morning Thomas Scalon, living in q
tenement house on Birmingham street, while
intoxicated aud in jealous rgo threw his
wife down stairs aud fractured her skull. lie
was arrested.
National Republican., 1880-09-13
Tllo ElIIs.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12. Philadelphia
lodge, Benevolent Protective Order of Elks,
this afternoon dedicated with appropriate core.
monies the monument erected In Mount
Morlah cemetery in honor Of departed mem
beIs of that lodge.
National Republican., 1880-09-13

The increase of crime, including numerous
murders, hasaroused the citizens Of Loadylle,
and a vigilance committee is contemplated,
Arms for the purpose have been taken nom
u local military RTmOry.
National Republican., 1880-09-13

A general ten per cent, reduction in wages
in tho Fall river factories is contemplated in
consequence of the low price OF printing cloths,
Mrs, Mary O'Connor, who murdered her
three children last summer at Jersey City by
cutting their throats, has been indicted for
murdHr,
National Republican., 1880-09-13

l.. s. Loprade, living near Sadlersville,
Tenn, was found in siuR.hole With II bullot-
hole through his heart and his throat cut.
Two negroes arc suspected Of the crime.
National Republican., 1880-09-13

G. w. Snow s. Co. S saw and planning mill IN
Baltimore was burned Saturday night Loss,
yl0,0o0i Insured,
ST. Julien Is to tro. against bis best time at
Beacon park, Boston, ON the 25th instant for
q purse oi $500.
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The News Condensed.


ployed at the Susquehanna amachineshops.
iOe,9s0 barrels oFapplts are stored at
Lockport.
One Thousand. stove and machine
mouiders are:on Il strike Mt Pittsburg.
Apples are selling for 81 barrel in tho
Mohawk Vally.
The mothersof The Rev, ..Dr. Phillips
Brooks Of Boston died on Monday. .,,
The La France Manufacturing company
at Elmira has started business. again
:. General Cameron has gone South for q
few. weeks.
Paterson has seventy-fve silk manUfac-
turing and silk dyeing establishments.
"'H5u. 4. +. Borie, secretary OF the navy
snder President Grant, died yesterday
morning, .....
All passenger trains on the Rochester
division Of The Ert arc how fiiriiiEhcd
with the air brake.
pFin,Gourt Hodsc at Dallas, Texas, was
destroyed yesterday by an i>lccndisrS fire.
Loss $4,000.
The Staples marble block, at Biddeford,
Me-, was yesterday damaged by fire to
the amount Of $40, 900.
A, Washington dispatch says thai the
chances fortthe passage of the bill redu-
cling the duty On Steel rails, are excellent.
The nomination Of John NJ. Morton for
Collector Of interpQ Revenue, for the
first district of California, was rejected
by, the Senate. -. :"
A Aflrc:occurred in Il Chinese laundry in
San Francisco yesterday, and the bodies
OF ten Cinnamon were taken from the
ruins.
The New York IErGld opens subscrip-
ton for the Irish relief fund with the
munifccnt sum of 100000, ..::
the IEcrdlQ.
The;report of the court-martial in the
case Of Major Reno has been sent 70 the
President. 1t is understood that General
Sherman forwarded it without remarks.
Thesrcception, to General Grant at the
Vice Regal Palace Havana was Il splen-
didly arranged affair. The elite Of Havana
society, and many transient and resident
Americans were present. The palace was
elegantly decorated with flowers and
illuminated. The staircase was lined by
the Captain Generals body guards in full
uniform. Generals Grant and CaleiaS.
with their wives, received the visitors.
All were introduced to General Grant
The dancing lasted until four O'Clock in
the morning. The affair was highly
satisfactory t6 General Grant and his
party. .s.t.~,.
Speaking Oh the subject Of the late con-
vesltion, General Cameron told q reporter
he thought the, Conventions work had
ensured the nomination. OF Grant, but. il
it should turn out differently the adoption
of the unit rule resolution would enable
the State to exercise a powerful influence
lG, the, ,nominatiQn of the next Republican
candidate for President Heretofore,
at National Conventions, Pennsylvania
had been the laughing stock Of the county
because the delegation did not move in a
body in the aGcombfishiment'df the purpose
Grant was like General Jackson, popular
with the people, but disliked by politi-
clans. 'AeS>ashiilttca ths: the struggle
between the Grant and Blaine delegates
was despeEase. ~ ";
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FOR 1880.

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been most anxious for an end Of sectional strife.
But 1t say tNo years ago, and was the first persist
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-31
ALEXANDRIA,
--S

TUBLIC SCHOOL CENsUs.-On Tuesday mex,
under the provisions OF the school law, the
clerk OF the city school board. win commence
the census OF persons over and under 81 years
OF age. AS the city gets from the state about
dollar year, for each person visited, II Is i'm
poTtant to our material interests, as we'll as 10
the correctness OF the statistics, 10 have names,
especially as the census Is taken but once IN
I'VE years. 1t Is hoped, therefore, that our cti-
zeDs viii answer the clerks questions promptly
and fully.
PIGEON RAcE.-Eight birds, five belonging to
Mr.. j. Fl. d. Smoot and three belonging TO Nj.
Henry Green, flew in a race from Wytheyille
Va. to this city Thursday, a distance OF 22e
miles. The pigeons started from Wythevi,it
at sos O'Clock THURSDAY morning and arrived al
their cots here as follows: Mr.. SHOOTS Blue
Dick and Uncas at 2:45, and Mr. Green's Mer
cedes and Alfonso at O'Clock. All of the Other
birds came In some time during the evening.
| TIE OILERS VINO WERE ARRESTED at Ssoney
| Point some TWO weeks ago, charged with fish
| ing In the berth OF VIM. Knight and who havt
| been In Fairfax county jail SINCE were released
/ on bail Thursday for their appearance befor
Judge Sangster In chambers next Thursday
Judge Charles Z. Stuart, OF this city, Is eounse
for The giuerS-Gaze
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-31

Ease Call games last Saturday: Nationals TO-
baltimore 2-not cham pionship game; Boston
II, Chicago 10; Clevelands Providence O; Har-
ward /, Yale 2; Worcester 2. Cincinnati 8.
III IS stated that Wednesday evening two
mile double sculling race will be rowed on the
Eastern branch between amateurs The
course, one mile with turn, Will be from the
Anacostia bridge up stream and back. The
contestants are $. McCathran and W. MInnfx
against w. Clark and P. Bolieau.
A y hour pedestrian contest closed In Pitts
burg, Pa. Saturday evening. The following
was the score at the finish: Mignault, S1S miles;
Hearty. $40; Burns, 35s; Mcvay, 3lS; Campana'
$50. and Freeman, 2S2.
The race for consolation purse at San Fran
CISCO on saturday, mile and a-quarter dash, was
won by Richard the Third. Time 2:I2
The following crews have arrived at New
Orleans to take part in the Interstate rowing
regatta: The Pensacola. double scull Cohoes
the Hillsdale four and double. The Burlinoton
four VIII arrive on Sunday morniog. The races
VIII commence On Wednesday on Lake Ponchar-
train.
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Memorial Day Notes..

Saturday afternoon Colonies w. 2. and j. S.
Adair, General Porter, Colonel Hodge, Colonel
Pftchlyn and others visited Congressional GEN.
etery and decorated the graves of the following
Indian CHIEFS who have died in this city While
In the discharge OF the public service of their
respective nations: General PuSh-ma-ta-hah
CHIEF OF the ChOctaw nation; Captain John Rog-
eTs. Chief OF CherokeeS; Captain John Loonev.
Chief OF CheTokeeS; Hon. w. s. Coody Cherokee
delegate; Hon. Bluford West, Cherokee dele
gate: Hon. Ezekiel Starr, Cherokee delegate.
Captain Thomas Pegg aud Captain James Ne,
Daniel, Chero6ee delegates. who served in the
late war; Judge Richard Fields, Cherokee dee.
gate. and Colonel Daniel b. Asbury, CHIEF o.
Greek nation.
On Saturday delegation of the Clan. ma Gael
visited the grave OF Thomas Deven Reilly who
ded here In 1854, at Mount Olivet and those of
w. TheooOld Wolfe Tone and his mother at the
Old Presbyterian cemetery, Georgetown. and
dtc0rlted them. proceeding thence TO Arling-
ton; Mr. Tone Was officer OF L. s. artillery, ana
d ed IN ISIS.
The graves Of Lieut.. oscar II. uough and
Private Hilman We're handsomely decorated
Saturday by committee or the Washington
Light Infantry corps under command OF Coz
Moral Duffy d.
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THE COURTS.
COCRT IN GESERn Trpr


Saturday, Bank OF Washington agt. Carroll,
mandate OF the Supreme Court OF the tinted
states filed: decree directing the cauSe tn he ra
m nad 10 the special term. United states agt
mitted. On recommendation OF the examining
commlttee, The following were admitted to the
par: frank Brown, Frank A Fouts. s. 81 Fafnce
n. NJ. mckee and John FL. Hickcox. Mr. Louis
To.daV Iie s1a nls oond as notary public
p pi.l ulsniSsed. Potomac s. B. Co. agt Upper
potomac- s. B. Co., ana same agt. Inland and
Seaooard Coasting Co.; hearing resumed.
CRIMINAL COURT-J,tdge James,
victed, Of rape; bills of exceptions filed. Moses
snowden and Lewis Hawkins, arson; verdict
not guilty.
EQUITY CoURT-Jud9e H1gaer.
Today, Cowan agt. Cowan; divorce granted.
Johnson agt: johnson; do. Inland and Sea-
Doard Coasting Company; sales ratified. Cla-
gett agt. Brooks; referred to auditor. HUI agt.
National Fair Grounds Association; on hearing.
POLICE CoURT-J,tdge Smell.
IO-day, douglass Shorter and John Walters.
loud ana boisterous; s. each. Dennis Long, do !:
s. or Is days. VIM. Williams, Profanity; S. or I
days. John II. Semmes, loud and boisterous:
s. or Is days. Webster Harris, do; do. Robt
Benedict Campbell and Matthew Wheeler, for
feited collateral. Thomas alias Bun Smith.
loud and bOtsterouS: IS or Is days. Columbus
Brown, Jos. Fisher, Rose Mead, John Hall, Kate
Goslin, Maria WadrOn, Fanny Humphrey, LIZ
zle Drew, Alexander Carter and VIM. Hayes.
vagrancy; bonds or wOrkhouse. John Thomas
loud and boisterous; s. or Is days. Jacob Bes.
ton, charged with the larceny OF two cocoanuts
rideth, loud and boiSterous; So or Is DAYS, VIM.
Williams, assault on Alexander Graham: s9
Eliza AmericuS assault On Eliza Maxwell: s.
Mm Brit, assault on Margaret Bird, his mother:
wife. bad case; the Court sentenced him to 3
months In Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-31
The Weather,
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 1:35 pm and
extiDgnisned at $50 a. m.
A white male infant was left on the steps of
81. AIMS Infant Asylum last night and taken
In and cared for by the matron.
Robert RaikeS centennial celebrations took
place in many of the VI. E. churches yesterday,
ana very interesting program was presented
10 large audiences, embracing responsive read
1DgS, singing, appropriate hymns, addresses, DC.
The DashawayS met at Masonic Temple last
evening, and Mr.. A. EagleStOn, president an
nounced his intention to raise 81 800 to build a
tabernacle. Mr.. /. George COomb5 spoke for
about fifteen minutes, and was followed by
Charley Nye, who spoke with much fervor Col
oDel a. Il. Meacham closed the meeting with one
OF MS best speeches.. About forty people signed
the pledge.
The estate of Mrs. Mary E. Lanham, situated
near Lanham Station, Washington branch II.
and p. railroad has been sold by &. C. MaerIIder.
lr., esq, trustee. il contained thirty acres OF
iabd, and was purchased by MeSSr5. Beall &
Baker, or this city, at s25 per acre.
see changed time schedule OF the great Penn
syIvanla route. advertised in another column,
10 go into effect TODAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-31
CITY ITEMS.

ASK YOUR DRUGGIST for LOdile's Re0dacle
Spec.Hc. 1t never fails to cure.
From DIR. 8. "A. Pool, Memphis, Tenn,
] recommended and used with my patients
COtden'S Ljeblg'S Lquid Extract OF Beer ana
Tome IaUtgOIutOr. and / find 1t exceedingly
beneflc1al in debility, weakness, febrile and
nervous diseases and reliable nutritiye tonic
Sold by ali druggists and grocers.
etching Piles" etching Piles,
Are a very distressing complaint SYMPTOMS
are moisture, ike perSpiration intense itching
particularly at night. after getting warm ii
ped. DO not suffer another hour and allow them
10 become aggravated. SGayrae's Ointment
certain cure.
"shin Diseases Svayne's Ointment.
Skin Diseases "Swaynes Ointmentn effectually
SKIN Diseases cures letter, pimpleS. salt rheurn
SKIN Diseases ringworm, every form OF skin
skin Diseases disease at triiIing cost: at ali
druggists. SToTT Dc CROMWELL, Wholesale
Agents. Washington.
"BCCHUPABiA."-Quick,c complete cure to 6
days; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists
For W ashington at $50 Pa ave.
"RoUGK ON RATs."-Ask druggist for 1t. It
clears out rats, mice, reaches, Ded-bugs. l5c
box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue.
FOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS, Anton Fischer, 906 G street northwest
Will give satisfaction In every respect. ~
"ALDERNEY WAGONS "-Fresh,aldern butter
churned every morning, and delivered In Is los
ward prints, 35c per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk sc. per at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-31
GEORGETOWN.

a BIG DAY on THE CANAL.-The Cumberland
NetrS OF saturday says: FOrty-siX boats, carry
Ing g. lSI tons OF coal, cleared from this port by
the Chesapeakesand Ohio canal yesterday, til.
heaviest days shipments OF the season. The
freight paid 70 the boatmen on these shipment
Is 8, 650.i0 and the revenue to the canal, IL
Guiding the boat tolls, Is 8, 919.l9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-31

EDWARD HANLAN and his friend, Joe Ellie
moung, will leave tonight at ID o'clock for the
brighton Hotel, Coney Island, where they VIII
remain for a few days before going to Provi-
dence. RI, for the race there June fIth Ham
Ian has not sold his cedar boat the George War
ner, as published. The boat was built for him
just before he came here, and has only been
used in the Courtney race so-called and the
Riley race. Hanlan has had several offers for
the boat, but has refused to sell as he intends
% row In it at Providence. After the Proyidenee
event he may sell III.
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Indoor seiiieDfss

FcRD's OPERA HOUSE.-"Pinaf0re' tonight
for the benent or Mr.. JOSephS SeSSford. lie de-
serves q crowded house. Eva Mills as Jose
phfne" and an excellent cast.
The ENTERTAINMENT IN LINCOLN HALL this
eyeniT Will present some very attractive fea--
ure. and viii doubtless prove, in every respect,
eH1Oyatle. Tie I. VI. c. \. hope 70 obtain by
It the means OF better equippiIg their library
and reading ROOM
: FAfR AND ESTIvAI, Tor the benefit OF Dun
barton NJ. Z. Church, Georgetown, will open To-
night al Forrest Hall.
A STRAWBERRY AND ICE-CBEAN FESTIVAL will
be held at ST. Andrews Up. E. Caapsl, 18th
street u W, near 7, next Tuesday and WedneS-
day evenings.
THEATER CONTQUE--A great bill has been pre-
pared for the patrons OF the C3mique summer
theateT during this week, some OF the finest
specially artists IN the country being under
lined. The COInique Is very pleasant resort.
TIE GRAND TESTIMONIAL CONCERT tendered
10 Mr.. ". +. Pruett by the citizens OF Washing
ton. comes OF tomorrow evening at ODD Eel
lows Hal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-31

The Potomac Fruit Growers go to Marshall
haIi on tne W. w. COrcoran next Thursday.
The first grand family picnic OF COlumhia A.
Soclatlon, composed OF members of Columbia
Lo0ge, NO. l. Independent order Mechanics,
VIII oe given this evening at Lpfier's Washing.
oon Garden. There VIII be good music and ex-
cellent company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-31

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Rohert ColloW and Maggie OHare; j. Meyer
Slater and Mary Watkins; Mars Lewis and
Hattie b: WilcoXin; Claude B. Atchison and
Mary Elizabeth Gormley: Wilson Levy and
Mary E. Love; VIM. McKeileget of Fairfax. and
Va; Augustus Harvey and Lucy Ann collins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-31

KILLED on TIE RAILRoAD.-Mr. Wm. ii. Is eall,
aged 33 years, conductor on a freight TRAIN Oh
the main stem or the Baltimore and Ohio rati-
road was killed on saturday afternoon at Elys-
Vile, ABOUT 20 miles from Baltimore. Just be-
1ore reaching the bridge at that place Mr. BaalI
was LOOKING out from the rear or his cab9o5e,
when he struck an abutment. and was pre,ir),
itated into mill race beneath aud his neck
was diSlOcated. The body was removed 10 Nr.
Bealls late ho1re, No. 700 Hanover street, Balfi-
more and The funeral took place to-day. me
interInent being at Laurel. lie leaves a wifi
and three children and mother. He was a
member OF the recently established relief asso
citation OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company and his family are entitled 10 81 $50
He was when youth attached TO the TELEGRAPH
service In the confederate army, and had beer
in the employ OF the TailrOa1 company for tht
last thirteen years