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For festivals, &C., Howsons splendid ice
cream very low.

SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANT DWELL,
lNGs AND BUILDING LOIS IN THE CITY.-Atten-
uon Is called 10 the advertisement OF "chancery
sale this afternoon at S O'clock by T ~ cold
Wen, auctloneer, OF that handsome two-story
and mansard roof brick mansion with sandstone
trimmings, and all modern improvements. mo.
s2s NJ street northwest,) parked In front with
iron railing. Large brick stable on rear OF LOT.
This is the most elegant dwelling offered az pub
lie sale for a long time. Also tomorrow after
rton al O'Clock, one beautiful building LOT on
cctccran street, between 18th and 18th streets.
ard eight lots on 18th street, between P street
I'D RLode Island avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-06

TIE OLDEST INHABITANTS ASSOCIATION met
yesterday afternoon, Dr.. j. b. Blake In the
chair ana Mr.. \. Callan acting as secretary
colonel Easily being necessarily absent for an
Indefinite period rendered his resignation as
secretary which was not accepted, the hope
Reing expressed that he may return to his
home liz this city, thereby rendering such action
unnecessary. Noble ID. Larner, VIM. Knowles
and DIP. Duhamel were unanimously elected
members by ballot. Captain Goldsborougn
Bruff did not read his promised "reminiscences,
owing TO sickness. Mr.. Tasstro delivered an
interesting address followed by others. The
Fourth OF July is to be celebrated as usual and
Marshal Mast. at the head OF a committee will
make the necessary preparations.
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TAKE NOTICE:

The Order of the POstmaster-Genera
enJoinihs the delivery of Registered
Letters and Money Orders to the Ken
lucky state Lottery Company has been
RESCINDED.
Registered Letters and Money Orders
can therefore be sent through the Mails
to the Undersigned a 8 formerly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-06

The WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CORPS
having been recruited up to $50 men-two com
panles-1t became necessary 10 elect two addi-
uonal lieutenants, and last evening these offices
were hlled. Matt Goddard and Jesse BasSett
and the former was elected, receiving so votes
to Mr.. Bassett's Il. MIR. John Miller was elected
to the other position without opposition. The
corps has accepted an invitation from the
Grand Army to parade on decoration day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-06

FOR REAL VALUE my ten dollar suits for gen
tlemen and youth cannot be excelled. NV bows
suits are OF good value GEO. c. HENNING,
40 Seventh street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-06

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John
p. Baker and Katie Francis Douglass w. F.
Fanny Kelly; Charles L. Saur OF New York
city. and Adah B. French; A. Il. Broukes and
N. E. Smyth: Julius o. Berg of Baltimore. and
Johnson, ~
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DRESSES. gents clothing, watches, &C., bought
and sold at HerZog's, sos 9Th st. t


ELECTION CT OFFICERs.-The board OF trustees
elected the foiowingpresdent and S treasurer
Rev. ]. 4. Walter; vice president, VIM. Gait;
secretary George Bogus, with the following ad-
qltiQnal directors: John 7. Lehman; James L.
Barbour, A. D. Joyce, Thomas Z. Waggaman.
Denis Mahr and John F. Green. =. The Knights
OF st. Peter have elected Sir Knight Lewis II.
Lanman delegate TO the convention of the
Roman Catholic Union OF the Knights OF ST.
john OF the | nited States, to be held at Gin
cinnati On st. Johns day, Jfne "A. 1880.
,ANAIOsTAN HANlAN RECEPTION AT THE RINK.
The AnalOStanS and their guest. MI. Edw. Han
Ian, are TO have reception at the Skating Rink
tonight. By request Mr.. Raymond Mayer will
eXemplify a number Of the more difficult move
lrentS iii roller skating.
WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold by X. A.
Golden, agent:-225 900 herrings, from 81 TO g
per thousand; 10000 shad, from S. to Sl1 PSF
hundred; 800 punches rock and perch, frOIl 20
to 40 cents per bunch.
THE GEgsAN-ANERICAN NATIONAL BANK
TROUBLES.-To-day B. L. KeySer, receiver or
the German-A American National bank, by MI. r.
X. Elliott, filed Judgment creditors bill against
John HitZ and others. The bill is based on a
judgment obtained in the Circuit Court On De
cember last for $40, 500, and il reciteS that In
November, ISIS, defendant, to secure the in
debtedEesS due by him. conveyed to plaintiff
part OF lot 10, square 403; lot 225 in square 6.5.
against 1t deeds OF trust to secure s., 800 and
$3.50, and complainant asks that this judy
ment be preferred, &c.
THE SATURDAY NIGHT ASSAULT CASE.-TO-day
in the Police Court. Daniel Phelan was charged
with an assault on o. b. Lester On Saturday
night last The latter testified that he went tC
see Mrs. saunders, on 9th street, near II, who
had been slandering his wife, to ask her to re
tract, when Phelan assaulted him with some
blunt instrument, knocking him SenSelesS
Phelan testified that on his return to the house
with Mrs. saunders he met Lester. who en-
gagged In conversation with her, and said to her
'.YOu are a id common Wench." WitneS:
then struck him, and with all respect for the
court he would do the same thing again under
the same circumstances. Mrs. Saunders teSti
fed, and the court ruled that the defendant wa
justified and discharged him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-06

EVERY DAY increases the popularity and sale
of Cdfter's Little LireJ' Pils The reason is that
when once used relief is sure to follow. They
ALWAYS please
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-06

REAL ESTATE SALES.-MesSrS. Duncanson
Bros, auctoneers, sold yesterday afternoon for
vacant lot of ground, being lot SIS, In square s29
fronting 20 feet on 9th street, between and NJ
streets northeast, and having a depth of 100
feet, to A. j. Donaldson, for 20 cents per square
foot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-06

THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY IS
DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF
KENTUCKY. NEXT DRAWING TAKES PLACE
ON WEDNESDAY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-06

ACCIDENTs.-A cart driver named John Shaw.
employed by MIR. Andrew Gleason, had his leg
broken by the kick Of a horse yesterday after
noon. -. Miss Annie Carroll. an eQuestrienne,
Tell from her horse at the performance at Fore
paugh's circus yesterday afternoon, and dis
located her arm.
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1.-THE PREMIUM BEER of the world on draught
at Miller q Jones Theater building.

NEW FIRM. M. Wheatiey & Co. is new
firm which have just leased the large coal yard
corner I'd street and Indiana avenue j. NJ.
Wheatley has had business experience of ten
years and lifetime residence here and guar
anteeS material and sales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-06

FINE OLD ENGRAvINGS AND OIL PAINTINGS AT
AtCT1oN.-The line Old engravings Included In
the catalogue OF books now progressing aft
DoWling's auction ROOMS Will be reached This
evening. at which time several Oil paintings
VIII be sold.
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SORE THROAT, Cough, COLD and similar trou-
nleS, IL suffered to progress, result in serious
pulmonary Affections, oftentines incuraole.
Bro'rh's Bronchial T1oches' reach directly the
lief. IT'S
! THE STABLE OF Mr.. ROBERT BONNER proprie-
tor OF the New York Ledge7, is built and kept on
the most improved and modern plan, both as
regards ventilation, light, warmth, etc. Mr..
Bonner'S taste for horses is well known. The
gentleman In charge of this valuable stable was
MIR. Ross. BY the use OF Giles Lttt,oe,t Iodile
ammonia, he removed ringbones and punches
that had resisted all other Treatment. Send for
circular, giving full instructions, to DR.. Giles,
l20 West Broadway, N. Y.
Giles Plus cure neuralgia
Sold by all druggists. s,tth,3t
''Save Your Hair" '.Keep it Beautiful,
London Hair ReSLorer" Insures new growth
London Hair Restorer' Restores the color
London Hair Restorer' Exquisite dressing.
London Hair Restorer." The only cleanly and
London Hair RestOrer.' In the market Not dive
n toilet luxury, entirely free from all ObnoXl-
Gus or unpleasant odorS. Price ,5c. At all
stott y Cromwell. wholesale agents, Wash
ington.
edy for Piles or HemOrrhOidS. Painless and
Clearly. Sold by druggists. A pamphlet on the
disease and treatment mailed on request. Box
Agents, Philadelphia.
Bakers Goa LiUeT OI-uneXcelled eo6
ZERO SODA WATER at Prentiss, corner eth and
st. NV. 4
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline
&C. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street,
N. T., and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
FOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS, Anton Fischer, 900 g street northwest,
will give satisfaction in every respect. ~
"ALDERNEY WAGONS. Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In IS lbs.
"Ward" prints, DOC. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, hutterm1lk and sweet milk &C. per OF. tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-06

ROMAN necklaces crosses and lockets. 81 to
$50. Prtggs JeMelry Store. 451 Pa. ave
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CITY ITEMS.

LOD1LLE's HEADACHE SPECIFIC will never dis
appoint you. Cures quickly. Only soc.
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LOCAL NEWS.
amusements, &C.. Tonight.

Ford-s Op.Td HDuSF.-The big Four" Mn
streis.
National Tlt0tT.-The Rice Surprise Party
In "HOTrOTS-@
Thfate7- C0pipte. - Madame DEsts' Female
Ministries and varieties
arlington TffGieT. - The Levanti Sisters.
specialtles and varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-06

THs JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION met
last night at Cosmopolitan hall. Mr.. j. E. Nor
riS ia the chair. The secretary, Mr.. B. F. Lloyd
being absent, Mr.. c. P. Culver was elected sec
Rotary pro tenn. Joseph w. Arnold was nom
mated FOR membership. DR.. Culver offered a
resolution that the late convention having
adopted resolution Tor The appointment OF a
campaign executive committee, and failed to
appoint IL, the president OF this association APP
point SAID committee. Mr.. Bell moved that the
resolution be laid over and committee OF three
be appointed 10 confer with MI. Ennis, the
president OF the late convention. on the sub
Iect. Mr.. l.. Gardner moved that the subject
be postponed until the first meeting In July.
Nh Bell suggested that it was not known bat
that after the nominations are made some OF
the members may so over TO the other side.
Mir. Gartlner'S motion was adopted. Mr.. Culver
officers at the June meeting. Mr.. Gardner Sug-
geSJed that the July meeting would be the
proper time. They did not know but that there
may &c some boiling the nomination. There
may be some John Kellys MIR. Ball favored the
election in June, for there would be much TO do,
salutes 10 fire and preparations TO make for the
ratification meeting. Mr.. Norris said the former
elections had taken place after the nominations
had been made, and, saying nothing about him
self, the other officers were competent TO fire
saluteS, &C. Mr.. Culver accepted Mr.. Gardner )
amendment TO insert July. and 1t was adopted.
MI. TowleS offered a resolution providing for a
revision OF the roll and In the discussion which
followed Mr.. Sanderson referred TO former
resolution providing Tor inquiry being made as
| to the Old members, and said that some or them
| had died. Mr.. Culver said that there should be
| no names struck from the roll simply because
| the members die. He thought the names should
| be preserved, that our descendants might
| look back and cali up the names OF the
sterling democrats OF the present day.
| Mr.. VIM. Dickson thought it highly important
| that all active democrats should be enrolled.
| The resolution providing for inquiry being made
/ as 10 the standing OF members, adopted at the
! last meeting. being reconsidered the resolution
| OF Mr.. Towles was adopted, with an amendment
| that Messrs. W. p. Bell, g. b. TOwles and L.
| Gardner perform the work with the secretary.
| Mr. Moses said a Washburne man had handed
him the pedigree of the horses In the republican
, stables and suggested that 1t be read. DR.. Cul
| yer, after looking ever the paper, declined u
read it, as it was not manly TO poke fun at theil
enemies, who would feel mean enough after the
| election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-06

SALE OF LAW BoeKs.-Thomas Bowling, auc-
uoneer, Will commence this evening at half
past o'clock the sale OF the law library of the
late Powell Harrison, esq.,, OF Leesburg, Va,
embracing good working library OF text books
framed epursx,rcs ana are svs ao n se ;, Ge
ted books, among which are the works OF Ho-
garth, etchings by Ottley, Della Billa and Cot
man; also, Thornton's LinnRus, Salts India,
Harris Wild Animals Of Africa, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-06

SANITARY PLUMBING. ,,,,,,vuor
JAS. =. BRIEN, 410 eth q. =: w.ss.,,s n,
MaksSa specially Of the examtnenon ano {srv ar
rsnSenenf Orders promptly Allsd. apo-2n'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-06

"ALDERNEY WAGONS. Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In IS lbs.
"Ward" prints, d0c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, huttermilk and sweet milk sc. per Qt. Il
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold by X. A.
Golden, agent:-225, 900 herrings, from 81 TO g
per thOusand 10000 shad from S to Sl1 PSF
hundred; 500 punches rock and perch, frorl 20
to 40 cents per bunch,
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FOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS, Anton Fischer, 9O6 street northwest,
will give satisfaction in every respect. ~
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SHIKTs! SHIRTS: SHIRTS!
FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER 80 on
: E44CCELLENT DRESS SHIRTS to order 10. so
FINISHED AND UNFINISHED SHIRTS OF
OUR OWN MAKE ALWAYS
IN STOCK.
MEMS FURNISHIN aS.
THOMPSON'S Shirt Factory
Z. MAUCK, PRoPRIEToR.
ap3u Opposite Patent Office.
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EUCAtYPTiNE
From Australian Trees.

For Cuts. Scratches. and Skin AnecGons. xc
Fer Hands rougnened By housenoi4 @. W nc
For Tender Feet, Soft Oorne bnnlons, &C.
For Hemcrrhoids- Invaluable he1eayc
For Burns, Mosquito Bites and Sunpur
Perfectly Clean tn Use
old by I'll Druggists. Price 25 cents. marls-o.n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-09
THE RENO FAILURE.
state Treasurer Crockett Asked
to Resign.

st8he AfeAsurFr NGOChcss AbAcus
to Resign.
A meeting Of the depositors Of the late
Reno Savings Bank. held in Reno on
Wednesday evening, adopted resolutions
branding the managers as robbers, etc.
Commenting edi.orially on the action Of
the meeting, the Gazette says:
The proceedings at the meeting Of the
creditors Of the Reno Savings Bank last
night had considerable Significance as ex-
pressing the general sentiment towards the
Bank management. The resolutions passed
charge gross negligence upon the entire
management, fraud and robbery upon the
Manager, Cashier and Vice President.
These are grave accusations. and they re-
fleet the popular sentiment in this COM
munity. L. L. Crockett. the State Treas
urer Of Nevada. was last night, by a meet
ing composed OF respectable men and
women, denounced IA a thief. 1t is true
that an assemblage of creditors. smarting
under ih.ir losses, is often an unjust and
unreasonable body. and when excited by
iniammatory speeches. is not apt ito
be Judicial in its conclusions But.
making every allowance for the nat
ural tendency to go to extremes In
such cases. the verdict Of that meet
ing il not to be lightly passed over.
The resolutions were passed without q
dissenting voice. II there were reasona
BILE grounds FIR such al expression of
opinion, there shonld he legal grounds for
a criminal action against the offenders.
The District Attorney, John Bowman. and
his associate. Judge Cossitt. attended the
MEETING. Both tacitly approved Of the
proceedings. Judge Cossitt expressed his
concurrence. Consistency appears to de-
mand that the District Attorney should
immediate ly take some action in the mat
ter. II theft has been committed. as
charged, IL should be punished. If the
parties are not guilty, their innocence will
be made to appear in a fair trial before a
competent Conrt. There are probably
men living who have . greater sense Of
propriety than L. L. Crockett. Blu IL 10
probable that Mr.. Crockett will wee the
imprapriety OF q man whom . whole com.
manity stigmatize rs 3 robber. retaining
the office OF State Treasurer for . day.
Decency seems to demand Ut Mr.. Crockett
that lie resign The Office Of Treasurer.
pending an investigation Of this charges
against him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-09

scraps from the Notebook OF th,
SenttneT's Reporter.

scraps from the Notebook OF She
senttneI's Reporter.
Storey county has q population Of 49,,
240.
Yesterday was n OF the warmest Of the
Summer.
Bishop Whitaker is expected to arrive
this evening.
The Richmond Company paid their min
ers yesterday, and will pay town bills to-
day.
DR.. Chin Gang was convicted in the
District Court, last evening, of selling
opium.
Mr.. Geo. P. Wall, the advance agent for
the "Woodard Combination" arrived last
evening.
Judge Rives is now trying two and three
cases daily, and is decreasing the calendar
very rapidly.
A large number OF ladies and gentlemen
attended the Indian fandango on Cariboo
Flat last evening.
A warrant was issued last evening for a
fleeing debtor, who will probably return on
the train this evening.
The trial Of the opium cases, in the Dis
trict Court last evening, crowded the
Courtroom with Cinnamon.
Haverly's Comedy Company. from the
East, is shortly to appear at Carson City.
No doubt they will drop in here.
The picnic Of the Episcopal Church Sun
day-school has been postponed. Due notice
will be given when it will take place.
The condition Of Hal Clayton, who was
cut by his squaw yesterday. in q ft Of jsai-
ously, was much improved last evening.
A number Of sports were out practicing
yesterday, in anticipation u bagging u
large portion Of the pigeons at the match
on Sunday.
The weather last evening was beautiful,
and those owing horses and carriages took
advantage Of 1t by speeding their fast nags
through the principal streets.
One Of our Summer whirl-winds yester-
das after noon raised the roof off an old
building in the north end at town, and
when it landed smashed il to pieces.
Mr.. N. B. Richmond returned last even
ing from a trip to Bartlett's springs, in
California. where he went for the benefit
Of his health, which has benefited him
greatly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-09

The Civil Rights Decision OF she
supreme Court Invoked I'm BE
half of an Opium-smokfng Mon.
goltan.
In the District Court, yesterday morn
ing. Alex. Wilson. attorney for one OF the
Cinnamon indicted for selling opium, fled
a petition praying for the removal Of the
case into the Circuit Conrt Of the United
States, on the ground that the defendant
was deprived of the full and equal benefit
Of the law. on account Of his race and color.
On the argument in support Of the petit
ton, Mr.. Wilson presented the point. that
under the late "civil rights" decisions by
the Supreme Court Of the United States,
the right to be eligible to be drawn on
~juries, was one of the rights secured to all
persons within the Jurisdiction Of the
United States by the Fourteenth Amend
ment, and the acts Of Congress in relation
thereto. That hence the Supreme Court
had virtually decided that Monaghan had
the right to be drawn Oh %juries. That nm
der our State law no 0ne could
sit as a juror unless . qualified
%eIector. and that under our Con-
stitution. and Judge Sswyer's decis on
in California. no Chinaman could ever be-
come q qualified ~elector. and consequently
n. yer a juror. That our Law thus denied
to the Mongolian q right which the Su-
preme Court says he il entitled to, and
that this denial is solely on account Of
race and color, a. there is no other dis
qualification in the part Of Chinese 70 pre-
vent them becoming citizens.
Mr.. Wilson urged that it was illogical
to claim that the laws for the enforcing OF
the civil rights were made for the benefit
Of the negro alone. as that wonld imply
that civil liberty was not an inherent right
Of all men. bnt a political boon bestowed
by a ruling party npon their supporters.
and that neither justice or logic could
grant protection to the black race and
deny 1t to the yellow.
Judge Rives denied the motion. stating
that he was Obliged tn infer that the laws
in ~relrtion tn civil rights we're made for the
benefit Of the negro race alone.
There was considerable interest mani
tested by the members Of the bar in the
argument and the points presented. An
exception vas filed to the ruling OF the
Court.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-09
Hnnss.nnn.. Hotel.

Dow Huntsman has just occupied his
new hotel at Battle Mountain. 1t IL q
splendid building, and one Of the largest
and most complete hotels between San
Francisco.and Omaha. Its cost. finished,
will not fall short OF $50. 900. Dow is in
d"minafable and doesn't propose to let one
little fire discourage him. even though il
did sweep away a property that cost him
thousands. He proposes to stay and grew
up with the country. The travelling com
munity can get = better meal at Dow's new
house, than elsewhere ON the line Of the
railroad.