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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23
WALL STREET TO-DAY,
NEarketS Quiet h,f StrOnU

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The Posts financial ar
tlcle says: The stock exchange markets are ali
rather quiet to-day. L. S. bonds are un-
changed. Railroad bonds are strong at an
ADVANCE OF 4 az per cent, the latter Leh1gh and
WIkeSbarre Incomes: Texas and Pacific (fSio
GIan0e diVtsion) are UP / "a to 991i; Denver and
Rlo Grande c0nSols are up ], TO ll6 and Bos-
ton, Hartford and Erie 4 TO IS. The stock mar
ket during the frst TWO hours was alternately
strong and heavy with fractional decline
the result OF all the fluctuations Since noon the
market has been strong and prices have ad
vanced 4a1l per cent, the latter Reading. The
stocks which have attracted most attention
have been Erie Western Union Telegraph. Lake
Shore, Union Pacific, Canada Southern. and
Reading. The Y. S. assistant treasurer here
this morning received instructions by mail from
washington to begin next Tuesday, the 2Sth
the payment, without rebate OF the January
interest. which amounts 10 about SIS. 700. 900
The remaining SKIES OF 1880. between s., ,000. 900
ana $4,000, 900, will nos be paid until maturity
We have to-day fair six per cent money mar
ket. ALI the money which is to come out or the
Treasury will be new money to the market
The market for foreign exchange, while quiet
Is strong,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

The quarterly meeting OF the directors of this
institution was held Wednesday morning al
Kendall Green. President Gallaudet enter
tained the gentlemen at breakfast, and there
were present Senators Bayard and Dawes, Rep.
resentatives Harris and Clafifn, Chief Justice
Niblack, of Indiana, and Hon. William Stick
Dey. Hon. Henry d. Cooke and James c. Nc
Gufre esq.,. were detained from the meeting by
the state OF their health. This being the last
meeting at which Governor Clahin and Judge
Harris were expected to be present, their terms
OF service expiring on the 4Ch OF March next
the other members OF the board expressed In
warm terms their regret at the early retirement
OF the members on the part OF the House. and
they responded In a very cordial manner Judge
Harris has served six years and Governor CIar-
lin four years on the board IC IS a disappoint-
ment to many besides the officers and friend ! OF
the deaf mute Institution that MeSsrs. Harris
anQ Clafitn should have declined denominations
to the House.
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The MArkoISs

DO consols: IS; do. second series; 2s; d. past
BAI,IIMoRE. Dec: s.-cott9n qnist..middllns.
Nominal in OF ressps western se Lower nd
rsaIy nss iiSfai iiT 1maapshsy maqshy ops5
Southern White. 80; do: yellow. Soa5i: ses western
5ax mxed rsBpas1g sRSs ana 9ss5s sts s.
fsnnss Rye da iSSasa aS li'd LAY s0l M
9: Ioll, 32a$4: Eggs firmNfres6. sias2; lined, Cd.
auie.. J. 15sl IS: Freights anehsa:sd Receipts 6s
$3.50 bushels; oats 2. 35S bushels. shipmentsL an
ls Thest st 2s5. 9.I bushels corn; none saies-wheat.
NEW YORK Dec. @ as os @stocks aS sdina irm Money,
E1ehange-long. .47Sla; short. 1872. Govern ments
1ys'i NEW YORK. Dec. 23--Flour quiet and heavy.
"sfaS REW lSTsF %HRk and 1o heayy Corn unsh snsed
very irregular in tone. The changes in price,.
rsnse Of per- esn
fse Present writing the general List Tai per cent
wbs Gst9 .af
a1d TnNnoS. nSG5eGsrn bsc Is Psf 81 cent ~ his6er
ls new ss. SS Il Rio4 Aasn.ss g. Ssnds ana
Sa s:nain arst @ mSrtssss trustees oerti
Erie. 80. New York Central, i5i. Penasyiysni.
Oensr,ai' 6Sss Reading, 265f New Jersey Central
EKw YoRK MARKHTs TINS AYr1RNooH
Xle toiow1nS qnoeadons were current In New
Johnson 90 ~ g. per er,ts.. IISX bid. iisS
asked y. D. ~ per cents. III bid lllI asked; s.
&:s;ssSp S%sRs s1s es9 s isS
tin ,. -: Boob Island: lstH; St. Paul. INK; do.
? efefreo. -: Maea:h. 81. Louis and PsciAc,
p. 9: Tel ,TsniefnTssph. g 90: o. Q. aud I. O.. 2OE;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23
The District in Caagrcss.
TEX EoUsE COMMITTEES AND pIsrKIcr arfSorS

TEX EoCSs COMMITTEES AND pISTKICr ArFScrR!a-
TlOSs.
The following further changes 10 aidllon 10
those already Go'ed, have beea made bF the
House committee on the District OF COLUMBIA TO
the estimates o; the Secretary of the Treasury
for the support OF the District government for
the next nscat Nesr;-fhe item OF Ssa 00l for
maintaining the Iail f. stricken out OF tue oh.
Inc following Item l. added" rdat tAe apDro-
pr1aiion OF $1,000 Tor the erection OF baiidsng
loT tne German Orphan Asylum shall be
amended 10 read: for the German pnpts.sraut
orphan Asylum Association or the District OF
Columbia. for the purpose OF paving for ths
property Gently purchased by them Tor an
ssylum- The paymen' or $40 GOO for the Iin-
tnicuin iuhd Is stslcken from the oil
rHE RIVER IMPROVEMENT
Gen. Hunton. chsirmaa OF the House Dis;rta,,
committee. feels confident that the UouSe conn
merce committee VIII appropriate the amount
asked for by the District committee 10 imnroye
the river channel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23
NEW YORK NOTES.

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-John kronenthal. i q ar-
man, 30 years Old committed suicide ar EA7r
New York this morning by swallowing par,
green. Lack OF employment is the cause as
signed.
Explosion in q Tobacco Fact0ry.
A lcorice extracting machine In the tobacco
factory OF Buchanan & Lyall. in Brooklyn, eX-
ploded this morning, seriously tniurlng Jane,
Harrington, workman. The damage t. tE..
building was $500.
National stock Operating COMPANY
Indie me ntS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The grand jury to-day
in the general sessions court presented thraa
more indictments against Richard p. Cafe
Laurent de Fossa, and Chas. NJ. Wyant, presi-
dent, treasurer. and secretary OF the
Mutual Stock Operating Company. judge
CoW!ng fixed the bail at 500
In each case, make a total amount in which
each OF the prisoners Is held 81 600. George NJ.
swan, shipping merchant, 129 Broad StreaT
was accepted as bondSman for each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23
PHILADEEPHEA AND READING.
Cabiegram from President lsosyen,

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 2S.-The following dis
patch has just bern received from President
Gowen, OF the Philadelphia and Reading ra,l.
road
LONDON. Dec. 23.-Crowded meeting; perfect
success Resolutions approving deferred ia
come bopdS ana new five per cents and eX-
pressing entire confidence In. and recommend
ing continuance OF present management en-
Enthusiastically adopted, with out one GisSentlng
Vote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23
Fire i'm proytt.ence

PRovGDENCE Il. l.. Dec. 2S.-A fire this morn
Ing partially destroyed the fourth aud ffth
stories OF the Dyer Land company'S block on
Dyer and Peck streets, causing a loss OF about
500 lt is fully insured. Oily waste was
the cause of the tire,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23
Washington News and Gossip,

GOVERNMENT RECETPTS TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue, s467 1874 0s customs. 1895, ,35s %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23
Catholic combinations,

NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-ArchbishOp COrrIyau
confirmed 100 adults. among whom were sew
eral colored perscnsl, and COO children, al s..
JoSeph'S church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

French Gold In New York.
NEW YORK Dec. 23.-Thd steamships Bothnia
and Frisia, which arrived from Europe today,
brought over $3.50 900 in French coin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

ATTORNEY GENERAL DKvENs left the city to.
day for Boston TO spend Christmas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

of the general committee, says he now has rea.
son to believe that every state and territory I'm
the Union will be formally represented In Wash
tDgton on The occasion of General Ga.fleId's
Inauguration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23
klDEEGEE.

KIDNEGEs. KiDNEGEa.
kIDNEGEN. KIDNEaES.
EIDNEGEN. KIDSEGEN.
EIDNEGEs. KIDNEaEN.
KIDSEGES. Trade Marx Seemed
KIpSEGEN TIE GEEA1
EIDSEGEN. KIDNEY REGULATOR
KIDNEeEN AND DIURErIo
KiDSEeEN KIDSEdES is highly rs,om-
KIDSEGES. menaed 4ad unsurpassed Tor WEAK
EIDNEaES- or FOUL KIDNEYS. DRoPsY.
KIDNEGEN- BKEaHTs DISEASE. LOSS OF
kIBSEGEN. ENERGY. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
KIDNEGEN. or any oBsTRUCTIJSs Arising
kIDNEGEN. from KIDNEY o. BLADDER DIS
EIDNEGLN. EASES, Also for BLOOD aad KID
KIDNEGES. NEY POISONING. IN aHec-si .aa-
EIDEEGEy. IArial sections.
Unlike any other preparation for
kIDSEGES. Kidney difficulties, It has very
pleasant and agreeable taste and
KIDNEGEN. favor II contains PJ5ITIvE
DiURETIC properties AID VII
. KIDNEGES. NOT SAU3EATE. LADIES
ESPECIALLY vii Ike it, and
EIDNE3ES. GENTLEMEN viii fnd KIDSE-
GEN the best Kidney fouic ever
KIDSKGES. usef!
EIDSEGEN- NOTICE Each bottle bears the
signature Of LAWRENCE x MAR
klDSEGEN- TIN, also PROPRIETARY COY
ERNHENT s. rA1iP, witch pe,fnts
hIDNEGES. KIDNE1ES 70 be sold (yith0ut
lcense) by DrCss;sts. Groca.s asa
hIDSEGEN. othsr persons everywhere.
KIDNEGEN. IN QUAEI-SIZE BOTTLES FOR
GENERAL AND FAIILY USE
KlDNEGEN- PRICE 81 PER B0 rrLE.
KIDSEGEN- LAWRENCE il uaRTiS
PEOPkIEIOhS, CHI-AGc, ILL.
EIDkEGEN. SOLD B1 DRUGGISTS. GR)G....
AND DEALERS EVEEYWG.EL
wholesale Agents in Wasaia.:-p.
A EOGkLEB & CO, Baltimore Doll 80
RUCKWH HEAT CAKES
II Ian Ce almost lnstantancous-y I-d-se fEo--
HeCkERS
seif-Raising Buckvsheat
Ey the addition Culy CT Cold Milk or Water IIe (
ers Self Raising iciV ect wi! he fou1d :ecI siy
the cheapest W1sl TIE saving OF tine and tr0 ~
considered 1t
ALWAYS READY Arwsys Rrrr.Yrrt
snd Perfectly Healthy pyspeptirs aud Is-.'1ir-
who cannot eat BuckN heat Cakes nn.a- nv tha ala
process With yeast Use the Self IaisiiIy +, .k
wheat without detri-ent.
ANY ONE GAN MAKE THEM
No more mixing Buck ~heat over night but in the
morning, hen the gridle is hot, use
EECKERS' sELF-RAISISG BUCK SHEA~
And n-ix with Cold Water or Milk, and bake iunne-
diafely.
Thi viii produce hgAt aad de- i1Ols Cakes,
ferred by many to thOae made with yeast
For sale by all Grccers-
WHOLES ALE DEPOT,
Corner 1st 81. nd Indiana ave.
deell-s. stu. tn. I'm w. VI. GALT g. CO.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Orders VII be received by HUME, CLEARY +
co. S07 Market Space, for ''rUNLAw FARx'
PURE JEksEY MILK, 10 be delivered early esc.
morning, not less than half gallon II Law
Farm Herd being the only pure herd of Reg srere6
Jersey Cattle in this section of the country partie
desiring 10 secure Pure Milk nearly as ricl A.
cream. have the opportunity presented 70 do so.
THOMAS L. HUME,
dec2 eoi0t Proprietor ofTunlaW Farm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23
INAUGURAL CEREMONIES.

INAUGURAL CEREMONIES.
WASHINGTON, D. O.. Dec. 1S, 1889.
All persons having rooms, halls, hotels, Or quar-
tiers Of any kind, where visitors can be accommo-
dated are requested to send word at once to the
Cormittee Of Public Comfort, at the headquarters
inaugural Committee, National metropolitan Ba Ak
BGllding, where registry will be kept and in
formation furnished. State location, price per
day, humber that can be accomm odsted with or
without board, and name of proprietor. By order
of the committee.
". J. STEPHENSON, Oh airman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

DRiVAEE STOCK TELE6Ie APH
. WIRES
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
q. II. DODGE.
BCFDS, eTOOKS AND INVESTMENT SECUR-
l. les BOUGHT AND sOLD ON COMMISSION
No. $50 18th street,
tCoRCoRAN BUILDING)
AGENCY FOR PRINCE AND WHITLEY,
STOCK BROKERS,
"a Broadway, Kew York,
Every class of SEOU RITES Bought and Sold On
Commission in Gan FrancscO. Baltimore, Phfla-
delphia- New York, Boston and Washington. Orders
executed On the New York Stock Exchange at one
eighth Of one per cent commission. Private and
direct telegraph wires 10 Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York and Boston, through which orders ara
executed or the Stock Exchanges in those cities and
reported back promptly. Quotations of Stocks and
Bonds and information regarding the Markets rs-
ceiyed through our wire every fifteen minutes
executed with dispatch. dec2-8m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

WHITE HOUSE CALLBRS.-Secretarie Sherman
and Ramsey, Senators Logan and Plat. and
representatives Sapp. Haskell. Davis Ullino;->.
UrneT. White (Pennsylvanial, Ward and Tow,
send (Ohio), called on the President to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

SECRETARY RAMSEY will spend his Christmas
in Washington, not In Philadelphia as has been
announced,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

GENERAL HUNT, in com nand at Fort Adams,
at Newport, Is In the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

THE PoNCA INDIAN CONCESSION will leave
about the middle Of next week to visit the
Poncas and report upon their condition and
what should be done for them, as instructed by
the President In organizing the commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

MARINE CORPS ORDERs.-First Lieut.. N. c.
Goodren from the Saratoga at Baltimore and
ordered to the Washington barracks. First
Lieut.. f. T. Harrington from the Washington
barracks and ordered TO the Saratoga. Capt. X.
S. Collum, commanding the Washington bar.
racks Is granted II days leave from to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

SECRETARY EvARTs is expected back from
New York this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

PETITION signed by Judge John A. Camp
tell and Others has been forwarded to the
President from New Orleans. favortng the a..
polntment OF Judge E. G. Billings to the fiith
United States district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

GEN. SHERMAN is expected to return here on
the 10th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

- ~ - = ~ Il -
tCR-,
BALTIMORE.
SiGMU USD'S
FURs,
BALTIMORE.
SIaE TND'S
FUkS,
BALTIMORE.
SIGGUsD'S
FUhS,
BAIT NiJEF.
Sic MUND'S
I UHS,
Z LTIMORE
SIGITSD'S
iUi{S,
BALTIMORE
eIGMUND'S
lUES.
BhLTI@iOR ..
SI6NTTSD'S
URS,
BALTIMORE.
sIGMUND's
EUhS,
BALTIMORE.
SIGMUND'S
FUES.
SSL1l foR n
SiGMUND'S
FURS.
BA IIMORE.
SIGN UND'S
EURS,
BALTIMORE
SIGMUND'S
FUR,
EALTINOSE.
dec2l- 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

CHRISTMAS IN THE RDsPARTMENTs.-Order have,
been issued closing the departments on Christ
mas and New Years day, and directing that
Office hours during Christmas week and to
morrow will be from am to 12 N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BIIJ. which wa
reported to the House yesterday, approprIates
SS6 1870 Soo against s26 425, 800 appropriated foI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

NAVAL ORDERS.-Lteut. E. K Moore, to the
naval observatory, January 9Th; Sergeant A.
I. P;ice. from the ASiatic squadron and Or
dered home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

SwINDLING DESERTER.-A telegram from
Lieut.. Lotus Niles, acting assistant quarter
master at Fort Johnston, North Carolina, states
that Private Henry Hammond, who deserted
i0m the army On the 18th inst, has stolen a
number Of blank government checks and quar-
teImastei's transportation requests from the
Office OF the post quarternaSter at Fort John.
ston: with which he is trying to defraud unSus-
pectinG persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

HEOKLAHoNA PILGRIAS-Another' blizzard
set In at Caldwell, Kan, yesterday, and the
snow fell fast. The Oklahoma colonists campad
near by are very active making themselves
comfortable for the winter, still bent on NOV
border mercbant nts who once opposed the move
ment now favor ft and subscribe literally in
Its aid. one OF them says: Il am now for o,en
ing the Territory, for see Two or three cattle
combinations are getting control OF it aud ex-
cluding small owners, and these monopoiies buy
their goods In the East, and do not patronlLe
US
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BUILDING was
draped IN mourning to-day out of respect to the
memory OF ex-Attorney General Akerman, who
closed on the day Of the funeral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

THE TRAINS OF LAST NIGHT and this morning.
were filled with departing Congressman OF
their way home to eat the Cnristmas turkey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

DOESN'T WANT THE ERMINE.-Col Clarke ex.
editor OF the st. Adams tVermonD Messenger
writes from here to that paper that Senator
Edmun0S has decided not to leave the Senate
even II a supreme Court appointment Is ten
Gered him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23
. EaL 4CQUES.
FU2-LINED WRAPS.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO TIE
l. DIES OF WASHINGTON.
We anticipated the advance in
Seal II ins ana Innings foc Wraps
one before the ,tuai Tiss thereof,
aud regu ated our puCcha ga, at :ge
early bsipSic sale, iCc0TtlinEiy. We
therefore cgnscleutiOusiy c aim that
we can and do uuG.rsell any y sy
SO.& house from - II 20 pc cent,
and G'.y Washington house by -
.er cert Id mere. Our adVauta ses
are great aud can naly bo 2plre-
ciattd Jy Il personal inspection #
-iIr immense st OK.
SEA-. SACQUE2,
: II lengths-a'l siZ-s
tUR-LlNEO WRAPS,
4 II styles sIi grades.
MUFF3 AND COLLARS,
Al the pF6vail nR styles IN Chinch-
liza Lynx. Seal, Sable, Grebe, &C.,
&c
ROBES, GLOVES, TRIMMINGS
In fac, everything pertaining to
the stock Of a first class FU& EN-
PORIU 81, at prices taat defy com
petition.
ESTABLISHED 1916.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

BANQUET TO ROBERT q. ISGgRsoII. - The
Towpath club viii give banquet at the Riggs
Horse this evening 10 Hon, R. G. Inyersoll.
Otner invited quests will be present. Covers
viii be laid for sixty gentlemen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

<1SN ~ NhAo NfNhlu7 W null ltLfFSOit.
Other invited quests will be present Covers
Will be laid for sixty gentlemen.
ARMY ORDERS. s.-The acceptance OF the res!y
nation or Second Lieutenant James H. Lane.
25th Infantry, is revoked Second Lieutenant
George L. Converse. Jr.. ordered TO Fort Whfp
pie Va. The resignation OF First Lieutenant
ID. Ii. Howgate, 10Th infantry, acting signal
officer, has bAen accepted by the President to
take effect Decent Der Is. lSS0. Captain Amos
5. kimbail. assistant quartermaster VIII repair
10 this city Oh business connected with the
public service. Major w. M. Maynadier pay
master, u. 5. army, Will be relieved from duty
In the department OF Dakota, and will report TO
the comm anding general department OF the
Missouri for duty In that department. Tue
lrave granted First Lieutenant T. W. Morrison.
16th 1nfan ~ is EXTENDED three months on sur.
geon'5 Ger incate OF disability. Captain John
r. Rodgers, military storekeeper, Quarter
masters apartment, Will proceed TO Newark,
Delaware; New Albany, Indiana and Birming,
ham, Connecticut, for the purpose OF making
1nspec IONS under Instructions from the
quart rnasIer General Leave for four months
10 granted First Lieutenant G. s. L Ward, 22d
Infantry, aide de-camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

THE CLERKS IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
VIII not be paid Off just before Christmas this
year as usual. They were paid half months
salary On the 18th and viii not get the balance
uhlll the regular pay day. This causes some
dissatisfaction among the clerks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23
EhoM MTHE"ssNIT EyGINEEB,
IL LIE kltNEG

THE KITCHENER RANGE.
We have endeavored to make a first cl sss article
only, aud have spared no expense in the nsnufac-
ture OF our kiIChEN RANGES to secure a C Dok-
Ing fixture that all that can be desired That wa
have succeeded, the number shat we laye sold AID
the sahsi they have given is the best proor
Hundreds of references in this city and fiaItiTn
We are AGENTS for the BALTIMORE. q portable
Range OF largest convenience and FIRST class con
struCtion bnequsled in this market WI
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON.
noy11-lm NOSI7 Qth =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

To DR CHARLES E. HA9NER has removed
SDS his Office and Residence from ga l. street u,
corner OF l4th and 81 SITS northwest No. 400 II st.
Ofhce hours as usual 0j4 to 91s am, II to / y.
M, to p M
Messages left a. Eiot's Drug store, cor. 10th aud
III, before III O'Clock IL, Will be seen at that
HecI Int
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

THE SIOUX INDIANS now 10 the city called a.
the White House this afternoon TO pay theii
respects to the, Great Father. The Presiden
received them very kindly, and in response to
their expressions of good faith and friendship
the President spoke or the interest that he fei.
N tleir welfare aid advancement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

Address B. F. WoRRELL, Secretary. dec2o In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-23

r~eo COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC COMFORT.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-16
LATEST NEWS NOTES.

The organ factory at Norwalk is externally
completed.
Five fremen lost their lives in the Gay fire
at Cincinnati Dec. 11th.
Anna Norman, fiye years old, was burned
to death by the explosion of q brass coal oil
lamp, near Springfield, o, last week.
Citizens Of Medina are raising money by
subscription to re-establsh 8. Andre ws,
whose factory was burned Saturday.
Rice s. Burnett, Cleveland, have a dupli-
cate of the china set made for the White
House at Washington. Price 81 200.
A Delaware, O., woman opened q box which
her little girl found on the railroad track.
1t proved to be q torpedo and wounded the
woman badly.
sarony, the photographer, pays 8 royalty
on the pictures taken Of the reigning French
actress, and reports more than thirty thou
sand already sold.
The steamer American Eagle came from
the Islands to Sandusky, Monday, cutting
her way through ice ten and twelve inches
thick. She returned Tuesday.
Mr. Willis Wood, on Sunday last caught
An eagle in the northeastern part of Fitch:
VILE township. The 'bird" weighs thirteen
pounds, and measures seven feet from tip
to tip OF Its wings. Mr.. Wood discover
ed the eagle few days before, and success
fully laid his plans for trappingit.
The Congregational denomination report
ed at their recent Triennial Council at st.
Louis, the growth Of the denomination in
this country in the last three years, a. fol
lows:-Churches-SS4 new churches were
organized and 16s dropped from the roll;
Net gain, 165; total churches, 3,674. Mem
bers-Net gain, 17,S25; total, 3sa,9ao. Ad'
ditious-On profession, 61 ,Sa5, which wal
nearly 5000 more than in the three yeari
reported at Detroit. Sunday-scho
gain OF persons, Il, $50, not quite oue-half The
net gain reported at Detroit for years
Amounts Of money raised-No data are suf
| nciently completed to be exact, inssmuch al
! some States do not report. But the amount
reported Is about the same-certainly with
no diminution-as reported as 1871, when
the total indicated over 5000, 900 year.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-16

The sanctity of the marriage tie is upheld
in South Carolina as in no other State. There
was no divorce law in South Carolina until
1868, and that law has been repealed. Mar
riage in South Carolina, and no other State,
is in very truth until death US do part.
Weekly News, Charleston, 8. c.
All the charitable institutions in New York
city furnish turkey dinner Thanksgiving
day, and 1t is q well known fact In News
paper offices that about half the newsboys
are disabled the day after on account Of the
number Of dinners eaten and the quantity OF
food taken. For forty-eight hours they lie
in q boa-like stupor, many Of them
confess to four dinners eaten. As soon as
they have been fed at one Institution they
are off to another. TIE prevent this abuse q
common dinner hour was established as
nearly as possible, and q system Of tickets
tried, but the young sharpers beat them in
spite of all their precautions.