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Geuera, MonteifeIl.

London, Dec ia Berlin dispatch to the
Times says Emperor william has granted
Governor General Won Monteiell, OF Alsao0-
Lorraine, permission to move In the federal
council, for the aboliation of the oourl-mar-
tlal which Ia still Invested with the function of
an ordinary tribunal at strasburg. This
shows that General MontelfeIl is determined to
make further effort in behalf of cancellation
Yielding TO Count Henry VonArmin's re.
peated solicitations and on the strength Of
medical certificates, the count has granted him
six Months respite befors undergoing the terms
Of his sentehce. Thepublic prosecutor has ap.
pealed against this decision. This counts
health is in q desperate condition. He Is
staylng at Nice.
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Onto state Grange

Colnmbus, o., Dec. IS Tho Ohio state
grange assembled here, Master j. II. Brigham
In the chair. All counties except four are
represented, and there is au unusually large
attendance ofVisiting srangsrs. Master Brig.
ham presented his annual report, showing
tho stat ps ina very nrcs-
per Gus condition, hnaucially and Otherwise.
i he address gave especial attention
to the transportation qresuon, the
point of Which was that while ne
did sot deem twi's for grsngera TO be oiien.
siye in their trGrment Of corporations, stlll he
urged upon them the necessity OF united action
in their endcayors to secure more snirorm and
permanent rates of freight upon railroads,
Columbus. Dec. 1.-THE state grange thls
afternoon adopted tho amendment to the con
stitntion heretofore adopted by the national
grange, providing tina. persons IA years Of aye
shall be eligible TO membership In local
oranges.
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Galveston.

Special to the Herald
Galveston, Dec. ls.--'rhe Galveston bar have
unite in strong petition to Senators Msxsy
and Coke, asking their hearty support Of the
confirmation Of Judge " 3. Woods, nomina-
ted as associate Justice on the supreme bench.
They regard his selection by the president MS
one Of the best that could be made, and a Just
recognition of the eminent abilities Of an able
jurist and lust man.
The lriah land league hold another meeting
to morrow to perfect the organization of the
league.
Five hundred German immigrants will arrive
Monday, per ship Braunschwlrz, for settlement
in Texas.
Four deaths during the past week.
Hon. Web. Flanagan is In the city.
wet norther set in this evening.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

London, Dec. ls.-Roberi boyd replying 10
uaplan's challsng, Of n week ago, TO row
race with him (, 800 pounds ide, a forth eht
,ftsr his match with Lsyoock, which is to tnke
place Jsnur lith, asked Hanlan
II he would double the time
allowed in tn. challenge He replies to Boy
adheriug to the original Offer He says,he'can't
remain In England long and that he only Is
,ued the challenge in order that there might
be no doubt Of his Willingness to row any
conner.
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Buffalo, Dec. lS.--further details in regard
to last nights IRE arc as follows The Nlessrs
surgee have accounted Tor all their employee
wish tae ercepiionot those previously reported
missing and seven reported killed., making
the number eight now known 10 be lost, In
addition TO ti(tesn bodies re- vered from the
ruins this morning TIE total insurance Is:
Gcorg w, Lei ;i2,s)o, principally n eastern
companiek; John b. Manning, malstsr, is in
sured for 3l75Ooi Messrs, Burgee are insured
for rss',9oo. Burgeo & Son claim their loss will
be sls,, 600, and tho total loss VIII not fall short
OF S2C0, 900.
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A HEanGauius.

Nashville, Dec ls.-AppllcatIon for a writ Of
mandamus having been made in the circuit
court to compel the secretary of state to issue
ce tiGcstes of election TO Mr.. Stewart,d emo-
crpt member of the Legislature from Polk and
Bradley counties, It came up to-day and its
consideration was postponed until January
2lth 1he poNponement Of this question ha
the eject Of siv,ng the republicans the organ
lvsucn snd control Of the house Of r9presen-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

Petersburg, Va, Dec. ls.-A meeting ofmas-
ter.builders OF the Atlantic coast line was
hela at the Drain house at Weldon, North
Carolina. to-day. Delegates were In atten-
dance from Petersburg, Richmond and VIII
mingtsn. Resolutions we're adopted estab-
fishing uniformity of air-brako fixtures of oil
roads Of the Atlantic coast line, as
better prevention from the hsttoning OIL
breaking of wheels.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

Buffalo, Dec, lS.-A serious fire, attended
by heavy loss OF life, occurred here this
evening about 6 o'clock. The fire was discoy-
cred Ype irI floor OF large hve-story
building, Which was with, ut fire escapes OF
any Kind. Tho terrified workmon teo6 to the
windows, and many OF them escaped with
broken limbs and bruised bodies Those in
the upper stories, unable TO escape, appearcd d
for moment at the windows and then sank
back sufoeated in the smoke and flames.
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Boycott wants Paw.

London, Dec. ls.-ln the correspondence
published between Captain Boycott and kr.
Gladstone, the former asks assistance Of the
government 20 indemnity him for his loss oc-
casoped by his having to quit Ireland, Mr.
Gladstone replied that the government has
alrea'7 largely assisted Mr.. Boycott with
trools To this MIR. Boycott replies that arms
was sat to Loughmask against his wishes and
merely To preserve tho peace, and he regrets
that the government refuses him compeAsa-
tiOu
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San Antonio.

Special TO the Herald.
San Antonio, Dec. ls.-In suit dacided in
the district court to-day styled Baker county
vs.. the City ofSan Astonio, involving the sum
OF $4,000, a verdict was given against the oily.
The money 10 TO be used for the construction
of manual labor poor house, and the suit
wssIbased on former agreement between the
County and city.
Bishop o, Il. Haven ls here for the purpose Of
presiding over the ceremonies Of dedicatng the
NJ Il. Trinity Church North
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PoIrrnn,Y Innl,n.

San Francisco, Dec. ls.-Governor Neil, OF
Idaho, In his message to the Legislature. says
that polygamy is being rapidly introduced
from Utah. The statute law is defective, and
1t is impossible to prove the ceremonies, and
the territory is in danger of being second edl.
ton OF Utah, and he expresses the hope thai
the legislature viii adept measures to crush
out the practice.
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An Upright Judge.

New rleaus, Dec. ls.-In the district court
sitting en- bane, In response to the call Of Judge
Henry LarouS, 1t sentenced Lucen DeBuis, of
the firm of DeBuis 4 Ogden, 10 pay fine If
$40 and ten DAYS in the parish pris IN. DeBuis'
offense was making overtures 10 the judge IL
reference to the consolidated bond cases pend
ing Ia his court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

London. Dec. IS The court of appeals to-.
day agreed to hear the cases Of Rova. Messls.
Daleand Enrlght, Ritualists, on IN nrstday of
the next sitting of the court, and ordered that
both gentlemen be released from Imprisonment
on the understanding that they shall not do
anything In The meantime contrary to Lord
Penzance's montlOn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

Memphis, Dec. ls.-II. l.. Pridley, dealer
in general merchandise. at Bartlett, Tsnnes-
see, made an assignment to-dayi his liabili-
tics being sli,SOo, and his assets nominally
$4,000. His principal creditors reside at Lou
vile and Memphis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

Jersey City. Tee. ISL. Meyer, OF Augusta,
Georgia, reported at police headquarters this
morning that, while Oh the way here, he wa,
robbed OF sio,S-o, which was in a bag under his
pillow IL says the 70 berry was comml tee
between thIS city and PhilAd,iphia some time
bstween 4 ard o'clocs.
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ArnoId,s liabilities.

New York, Dec. ls.-At meeting Of the
creditors Of B. G. Arnold & Co, conee import
ers, to-day, Lswrence j. McKeean, assignee,
published statement showing the liabilities
to be 81, l57Oi4, Of which sssi,65O were secured.
The total asse's arc sI,57l,l03.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

London, Dec. is The Grand oransemsns
lodge issued a circn'ar urging the brethren to
TAX measures for nee ing by me Ms OF signals
at any tim day or night. und II an emerge cy
and they have taken other means Of protecting
themselyeR.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19
Enrlnna Gel,Inr AInr,,,aa

Portsmouth, Dee. ls.-Ths iron screw troop
ship Assistance, which is about 10 undergo r, :
fitllng, has been ordered t. be in readine t.
proceed within twelve hours notice on special
service 10 Ireland.
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Good Divvy.

san Francisco, Dec 1s.--3he Eareka consol
idated mining company has declared div
idend Of 10 per cent. per share.
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Flour, nominally unchanged Huperfne. nv
@3Ai double, slSiA; higher grades, tiI@6.
Oats quiet, 3SaS0
Pork quiet quoted at l3k,
Lards teadyi tlerce, Sk@9k; keg, 04QlO.
hlce quleti ordinary To ohoioe. 4k@0A,
sight, al par, serllng, bank exchange, l77x.
ConaOlB, MhMhlA 49,
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NEW YoRK, Dec. II. .-stocks strong; monev
0; exchange, long, ASK; exchange short.
4Slh stale bonds, dull g0yernmentsq quiet.
Cotton dulet; aalea. 400.
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ARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.

Gold and stock Telegraph Co.,
Commercial Nowa Department, |
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Is, lss0,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-04

Hu" hANLAN WAS SHOWN THE COURSE.
Hanlan has got down to regular hard training.
He goes out In the DufTerin every morning
and afternoon. His blades can be seen flashing
rapidly through the water twice day. Yester-
day afternoon he took long pull. The Analos
tan four, In spirit OF courtesy, went out with
him TO show him the course and lead him around
Hanlan, before taking TO the water said he
guessed the four could keep up with him. He
was mistaken. Instead OF the AnalOStan four
showing him the course, he exhibited to them a
clean pair OF heels and not only showed them
the course, but also what a man who knows
what rowing is can do. Hanlan keeps I'D his
determination to do good deal of walking
RILEY WILL. ARRIVE
h re tomorrow morning. lie will bring two
boats with MIN. stop at Wizards and keep his
boats at the Potomac boat house. He thinks he
ought to row anyway, even If both Hanlan
and Courtney come TO time. Hanlan objects to
this very decidedly. He thinks Courtney and
Riley are working together, and would row
conformity only to beat him. The agreement
that the race shall be between Hanlan and
Courtney alone If neither are found Wanting
Will be carried out.
THE POTOMAC CLUE,
Admission TO the Potomac boat bouse IN the
day OF the race will only be by cards issued by
the secretary OF the club. The Potomac club
viii hold meeting tomorrow evening when
IL Is expected, that thirteen new members will
DE admitted, thus making up for the recent de-
nectlon from their ranks
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District Government Affairs.


terday were 81, 1851.
A communication received by Col. Amos
WEE, WEBSTER has been forwarded by him to the Dis,
ultlmo there was perfected the organization of
military company composed OF forty members
ana an DESIGNATED the Union Veteran Corps of
has heeg sdon Gg. e., me Grand Army uniform
tnat the company be mustered into the national
guards OF the District of Columbia at his ca RI
resu SGGntoenehce In order that the necessary
IeHusilion LOT arms and equipments may be re-
celveo as 1t Is the desire OF the members to
ilake .ne nrst appearance On May 29th. Decor
no. tioh aa!2 In the parade of the Grand Army of
Inc Republic on that day. Signed Samuel E.
Inomason, Captain commanding Col. Web
s,er requested that he may receive from the
commissioners specific instructions as to the
course TO pursue regarding the communication
MI Geo. NJ. Rowe. OF this city, has addressed
a note TO the Commissioners in relation to the
police service on the liver front for the protec-
ton OF the shad and herring, and stating that
ne has steamboat which is admirably adapted
Tor that services feet in length. with licensed
capacity OF rs persons and capable of making
furnish the boat with all that Is necessary for
navigating her twelve hours out of the twenty
1our for $500 per month. The subject has been
referred to the major OF police.
BUILDING PERMITS
ISSUED by Inspector EntWisle:-Michael Cava-
naugh, construct twO-story dwelling 4th be-
tween and streets De; 81 200. Judge W. s.
Cox, construct two two-stOry dwellings. b he
tween 9th and 10th streets NV: 81 500, VIM
II. Philips, construct seven twostory houses
and stores, b. between 9th and 10th streets n.
W; $1,000. Charles Fl. Davis U.S.N, construct
lhiee-Story and basement dwelling. Rhode
Island avenue, between 18th and 18TH streets:
$1,000. Anton Heitmuller. construct seven
three-story dwellings, Q, between 18th Street
ana Vermont avenue NV: S25, $50. Charles
SchWab. construct three story store. No. 1911
ii street NV: $4,000 StilSon Hutchfns. con-
Siruct threestory brick office, corner 10th and
u streets NV; $4,000. r. B. d A B.
CrOpey, repair brick on Bridge and CnncrraSS
streets, Georgetown, $500. NJ G. Emery. CON
Struct four-story store On 18th street, between
louisiana avenue and d street northwest
St NV; $4,000. Thos. !. Middleton repair brick
building, 533 Sd street S.w.: S, 900. Fernando
WOOD, construct a tenement house. four stories
and cellar on between 14th and 18th streets
NV; $4,000. Simon Steinhardt, repair brick.
SIT eth street n. w: 5000
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The Is;ri.i Homicide CASE.

In the eases OF Joseph Neyerson. alias Babe
hediord, Edward 1ueenan and Sandy Pinn
convicted and under sentence of death for the
murder OF George Z. Hirth. on the .th OF Jan
vary last, TIE exceptions taken on behalf OF
Eed1Crd and QUeenan have been signed by
Judge itaGner and are now being printed but
as yet hone nave been presented 10 the District
Attorney or the Judge on behalf or Pinn. JUDGE
HagneT has given notice that he will close fIf
december term neremptOTily on SATURDAY.. ana
The exceptions must BE- settled then. The District
Attorney conteInplateS asking the General
Term 10 fix an early day for The hearing a
soon after the record can be printed a. possible
as also an early day for the hearing in tbs
SmotheTS case in which the exceptions Will b.
settled by Judge James Oil SATURDAY.
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THE COURTS,


Yesterday, Wilson agt. Arrick; opinion by
Judge COX refusing new trial. United States.
use OF wilson, agt Ames; same, giving iudg
ment Tor defendant on demurrer. Lincoln agt.
campbell; opinion by Judge Hagner affirming
Judgment below. Ceas agt. Burgess: opinion By
Judge Wylie affirming decree below. demurrer
10 De heard In this court in the first instance.
CIRCUIT COURT (No. 1)--Judge Macarthur.
To-day. Sergeant & Greenleaf: motion to REIN
state granted. Sayles agt- Washington and
georgetown X X. Co. and same agt. Columbia
agt Hoyt: motion for Judgment overruled:
appeal prayed. Xander agt- Geiger: motion for
leave TO withdraw joinder and file replication
allowed and excepted TO. McKimmel agt Scott:
Judgment below affirmed. Young agt. Trook:
motion for Judgment on answer of garnisbee not
granted. Needham agt. b. and p. r. X. Co.:
judgment Ja1g on award. Central National Bank
agt. ZanZinger: judgment Of condemnation.
opoHord ct al. agt Brown ct al; on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-Cbtef Justice Cartier.
yesterday, Myers agt. Myers; hearing cOnclu-
d de- decree to be prepared Mcdaniel agt.
Leonard: sale ordered and A. A. Birney appoint
ed trustee to SELL Edwards agt. Faunce: same
with JOB Barnard trustee. Hutchinson agt
and examiner. Baker agt. Baker; loan of - 500
authorized, new parties made and restraining
ora orc issued returna6le 18th inst F. S. t. CO.
agt- wood: sale finally ratified and cause refer
red to auditor. Ridgway agt. Smith; guardian
ad Item appointed DOerner agt. Langdon; de-
murrer oyerruled with leave to answer in ten
ua!s. Every ag1. EVely; complainant ordered
to answer cross bill
CRIMINAL CoURT-Jlt1Ge James.
Io,day, George Brown, false swearing: on
hearing
POLICE COURT-J,,dge Shell
To-day, Robert Williams Charged with kaan
ing dangerous dog; continued VIM. Thurs
ton, assault on John Jones, by striking him on
the mead with stone; S., or days. William
Price, larceny of hemp; S.. Chas. Dorsey, pro-
family; S, or days. Mary Welsh, John A. Dl-
Wis. Jas. Harrington. and Chas. Johnson va
grancy; bonds, or workhouse Margaret Robin
son, charged with making rude remarks to ppr-
sons In their hearing; continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-04

a NEW MILITARY COMPANY, composed entirely
OF honorably discharged soldiers and sailors
war members or the Grand Army OF the Re-.
publlcl, has been formed here and now rum.
bers 4G members. The uniform Is blue blouse.
nght blue pants and Mcclellan cap, and they
VIII DE mustered on Friday night for their arms.
The officers are as follows: Captain. S. E. Thorn
aSson captain l4th y. Y. yol.1; lleutenauts. NJ.
f. trell tLnajor sd \. y. yol) W. A. Olmstead
colonel 59th n. \. yOL); orderly sergeant Jas.
Cross captain g9th "a vol) The cfyil officers
are II. j. Clifford. president; p. d. Haynes vice
president: E. j. Bowling. secretary and James
y. Calldn, treasurer. They will make their
mrs! parade on decoration day and escort the
G. \. Il. 10 Arlington.
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GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-At the sixty-fourth
regular monthly meeting of the Tenth Building
$1,000 was disposed OF. being thirty-four (36
shares retired at the stock value rates
FISH MARKET.-45,000 herrings, sold at 81 50 to
- per thousand. 500 shad at s12 per hundred
$4,000 taylorS at soc. per hundred
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The Weather.
LOCAL NEWS.
Anusements. &C., Tonight.

FGrdS Ope1'd HOHSe.-The big Four Min
StTeis.
in 'RfyelS-'
T7,eGfTJ- CD5"i1He - Madame D'ESts Female
MinstIels and Varieties
Arlington TbedieJ. - The Lcvanti Sisters
SpecialteS and varieties.
9Th GIsd s SIeetS.-Forepaugh's Great Show
Coobe Mansion, Ge0rgetO'rn.-Art Loan Ex-
hibitiCn.
wizard HALLWAY festival
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HhN 1iarkelN.

d. asfs5?sd day eeHsels ssas5s s; 9 ssceni
ten;forties. 4O3s; do. ten-forty coupons. "a bid
9 Flour ay and Sthoat ehaags Whaat
s2 Used sna ea ese9 shr but
Nay No j Sntsr rsf 3sy
Nsster missa w s4o e. S2 Na d 9ss yellow o
M p4aazH Western white e.
Butter easierP prime to choice western packed, ia
rS Coffee l and I Mon c6snee upar
F qietA :, soft vs2aoo WHISKY dn
efs S fsr ssams %heat
bushels; corn. y, &c bushels; oats. isa6 bushels
bushels; corn. As bushels. sales-wheat. 1913. $50
NEW Y0R Nay rresunr Money
5a6 Exchange, long. 4S44; short IiS7h. Govern
NEW YORK. May 4.-Flour steady. Wheat
per esns Aac Great Wa sSna
mortgage trustees certificates 73i4; Atlantic and
consos. lO71. Erie. IS ;d5: second consols. 9sE.
Reading 2s%: New York Central 1927.
sF- The obelisk ordered by Her Britanic Maj
Imperial fell, has been put In position by Major
Stabb and small party OF Royal Engineers,
who proceeded on this duty from Marltzburg.
tn The Rochester Society of Progress Is
German organization to oppose Sunday laws
and to favor the taxation OF church property.
The intention Is to establish similar societies
throughout the country.
~ The First Light Infantry Veteran Asso-
citation Of Providence, r. l., have voted TO par
ticipate in the celebration Of the surrender of
CORVALLIS at Yorktown next year.
sE- The Baltimore hod- carriers are on a
| strike for $l.75 day.
IT, Scandal connected with the name of Its
| pastor, Rev. j. II. Jones, threatens to disrupt
| the First African church OF Richmond, Va.
B-The seventh annual convention OF the In
dependent order OF B'na Birth met In Mobile,
Ala, SuDdsT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-04

DEATH OF MRS. AMANDA BARNEY.-A New
York letter states that Mrs. Amanda Barney,
relative OF Commodore Barney, OF revolution
airy fame, died ia destitute circumstances, On
Thursday last, in Greenpoint, Long Island. rne
lady was 81 years OF age. and Is said to have
oeen at one time very wealthy. AT various
Cmes she lived, surrounded by wealth and az
hience, In this city and Philade lphia,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-04

The STABLE OF Mr. ROBERT BONNER proprie-
TOR OF the New York Ledger. is built and kepton
the most improved and modern plan both as
regards ventilation. light. warmth. etc. Mr.
BonnerS taste for horses is well known. The
gentleman in charge Of this valuable stable was
hr. ROSS. BY the use Of,GtleS' Imminent IOdide
An'noh!a, he removed ringboneS and punches
tnat mad resisted all other treatment. Send for
circular. giving full instructions, to DR.. Giles,
100 West Broadway, n. Y.
Cues Fjls cure neuralgia
Sold by all druggists. sttn ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-04

AN INVESTIGATION IS being made in The
case OF Charles axe, dismissed on Satur-
day frCm the piece department or the
Government Printing Office. for alleged fraud
in making duplicate proofs and surrepti-
stamp which gives a pecuniary value 10 ..proot-
sheets" aS indicating that the holder OF such
stamped proof IS entitled 10 pay for its COMPOST
lion as type-Sctting. II has already been aScpT-
tained that in the last two months the bills had
been raised $50. Mr.. Axe learned his trade at
the Government once. II is said he has lelJ
Town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-04
SEE advt. TO architects and others.

WASHINGTON FISH MARKEr.-Sold by r.. A.
Golden agent 800 900 behring's from S. 50 to s. Der
dred; 800 punches rock and perch from Is to 40
gents per bunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-04
HOwsoNs splendid Ice cream. 8. 25 gal. See ad.

BROWN IN TROUBLE.-Mary Carroll, rather
'all young coloTrd woman, was in the Police
count to-day, and preferred charge OF assault
ana battery against ThOS. Brown, and testified
mat Brown had got her in trouble and she sup
posed tnat ne wanted TO get rid OF her and he
stIuck her with strap. Brown said that when
ne came home this woman was at his house
threatening 10 shoot him, and called him a
bIack oog, and struck him with water cover
A nne OF IS was imposed and bonds required
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-04

sF About fifteen miles of new sewers have
oeen.lald to date in Memphis, Tenn, and the
mouse connections are being made as rapidly as
as The force OF plumbers can work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-04

THINK OF TAKING six bottles OF horrid .'Blt-
Iers. or nauseating Discovery TO improve
the complexion and relieve bilousneSs when
one Vial OF CdItel'S 1.-the Lire1' PiIls will do
more good and are pleasure to take.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-04
PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. &c.
VNHE TIvOLI PARK,

fOhMfhl1
IL NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC for picnics auf
Excursions. The plesssntest summer resort QS
around Washington The Ferry Boats land -
to the Park. Eirst-class accommodations at -
city prices also, fne stablins accommodations for
horses. Grand Free OPENING Picnic THURSDAY,
May 9th. RICHARD ROBB, Proprietor. ap3O-lm