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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
Christmas Appeal lor Poor Childrcn.

The bitter cold and Of winter coming early,
will XInlielr Of tIe thousands o. b te cih
YORK Who a-e ha- es> III % Hess win NJ
iter from oiig and frost ha ctd ana pare
sleeDin IA cc.rs co. itC-. owing
thus Ley retcu oHs ntni- or stnt
aUneai c1uufry "uol ffoNt stl-t
b -Ssr.. q i askIo sympathy
Wrp Al helm The tII GfDi.rS'~ AID SOCIETY 20
CHRL~Tf A h.piIer 10 these unto tuass ts oaes. lhe
~ LIit . n IL
FIFTY .OL,.A : viii send three nom less cii iren 10
homes M the country ON II NDRED DO LARS VIII ut
- Darefo0e i:Tic rOY- or iii. tt az 'DktD
DOLLARS VIII give - huagy cnitI'n h0i meal for
month
surrey hae who homes AMI friends AMI evey e)mnpt
10Y Christmas bets t. tee ling that they have made II
hamper To t!ic Lin less ald ien,l ~ orphan.
pd,tru,.f las l.. =.
OlhIcrans AID .Ocicty. ~ Fasf fthsl, Ne@-N'rk
oift, II cnt- pIOy.s scar % TIE i-nf
Ollie 10 it-st New Gork VIII De- caict Ter AZ thd
aiI4c-s . forwarded
donations Of Irv may inclo,r 10 etaer % tAc unucr
,igu,i Ittney a. checks Post Olc 0rer- they
ne, de ~ 1, tly TT
WM. \. BOOTH. PIE. lufal
Thr Saional .,tnk. 20 n .ssti ~.
1i.O OK =. cor. Irclsu-,r
American change atlOnal fiaux.
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1 rcLGEDY IN AtElNY.

ALBANY. \. Y. Dec. 16.-Early this morn
in Charles A. But. gTAndson u The late uli Bur-.
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had attained an dtaAc'd re succeeded TO the
ute r. married 1916 a dau-hter Of tie late Lieu
rruau.- .ursal james Lind ny. Lord udsay, VINO
uoy u c1nlrs Epl 81 Crlw ord ami B lcarre- Is M his
Tan ty-luurtL year, and IS a Conservative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
pPOHlBIrIONIsrs ORGANlZlNG.

TRrNTOE. n. j., Dec. lG.-Ihe State Pro-
bi,ou plii met 40 STATE Convention I'D TINS ely yes
terday and - nov holding sessions rue oAl'el u 10
-. -, ,,e coutoact party organization iu the state
mi n, Lar. e from al other pafiy Organizations.
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NARRTED

FRTNK-SNYDFR-O Wedne D~ce nhcr ~ r. The -es
heBce Of the brides parents ~ The Rev 'Si1eiss Is
4 FnnE Emma p, youngest daIGhi"r 81
G. " sDYdcr!Sll Of this city.
HILMERS-BOYL Son wedno.iav, December -, y ne
IN - Hastings. Hermann Christian dinners - " M
burg GERMANY Janet Of the laie james boys
OF Philadelphia
Al pOfio>s Of Marriages must be iEd0rsed rith ftH
name and address.
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MIDNIGHT WElIHEB EEP0RE.
COY KNMENr INDICATIONS.
S.,D5s,s fJT ne past - h0iVs

WASHINGTON. Dee. Il, ! a. m.-Rlin has
prevailed the hern States WITH eastrry 10 south
er.y Winds and cht changes temperature and bar
on.'fr The pres ur- has increased in thc Lake region
ard Upper Ns.i,spni Valley with colder norn TO east
winds. generally cloudy weather and lght snow. The
femperatur- has fallen In New Eng! nj and tn Middle
STATES with clear weather and uorthwrsery Winds On
the coas. aud light SNOW the interior Tre bitome-
Ter CONTINUES decidedly low in Northern New Lng land,
aud IL has fal en- n the M.-url Valley. with snow III
N,brasEa, Dakota aud Go pl,d'.
I5.dicrtiOnS.
For New-Eugland. s!ign " colder ard partly cloudy
weather winds generally from North - West rising
barometer. aud D. the northern portion Agnt snow.
For the Miadlr Atlantic STATES, during the dHy
siyntlv colder clear partly cloudy weather, Win
nerih.rly - westerly winds ara stationary alOwly
rising barometer followed IL The u'hrB PARTON by
winis shifting to elsteriv and threatening weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

mails NAlt ~ !. Drc> n
Der - $50. viii ibis otes on W WEDNESDAY. e -
NJ Europe Bliasta W. 11ronstoTI tcorro
sponds specially Do ana AZ ~
direct Dy steamship Calder. VIA HaVre On
k-DAN. a IL =. for Germany &c. b stes,n
sup leasing Pvon. CherOOurs ana Hamburg icOr-
spundcucc Great itan thc Confident NUS % 7s
csy ad 4ressod ~ II for FuUpe. o. steaushp
icpupiC lesBstDwn. - kDAN al o.5V A. ~
urIpe by ste,uship titv Richmond, Queenstown
teprfe ,ponence ard scotland must Ic spcci y
ardfe.sedI. IA. la4a al CT
sblp Dsyonia vim Glasgow and at II Tor Europe.
sl mp Mosel routhamy and BrencD To-. msils
for eumarg -RedeI tlsplcned hamburg
ana Bremen only. Inc mais fOr ST Mac ADD
NaracaiOo cave New.NOrA December a. The mails fer llO
auras Newly December IA The mats
TO- y assam leave December To- The
Havana. Mexico he est
crm0er IT, The mail, Newfoundland and PIcrr,- Nj
qurOn leave New.N December Il. tot p 10
iiicO tee -nbcr - Tn mails
.cc. December ~ The mails Tor CniGi
ana Japln leave Francisco January 1.
Il =. \ 4 -. POstmlStsr.
Post Office Neg-Yors December H. 1851.
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TINE COMING ONO SENATOR.

FfOu. The Cincinnati tDfnDtffctd- tlNtt'l
Who Is your coming Senator,
PRAY. .eil idt u you en-!
OhI1. ans Nering. thunder fovtl:
Son Else than JOHNS her MAN.
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TONII-I- IJN-- -'I7IT-7 - I'7-7'
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VI, Dec. l6.-Ihe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

Railroad men invited the test Of Bedes
Joint u'clOcS tDaight al the Master car BuilurTs'
rooms, lJ LlOegtrst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

Dab. MrsEA forno
Randolph. fc'wi'Zrf. q Ioflt-. DIT ai'i 70
Meier. Mr AMI irs Coor. ~
Mo WILSON, Ieizsoani, l.
Fri ierchs. u GIeYC DciHchef
heuan > *
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All BOfio>s Of
name and address.
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{. J.. DANLL. -ttIrIIT'-
% f.si th-st.. New- York.
MDIsh T. TIE \ IA H.

There wore during In pat year aK Lodging
TO ,es g. !f3 2 boys and grs 2o2.32s meals aud
9uj5- iuaAgs -upple Ia iHr - DAY ,nd o. hfrl
g.60L cutrcu. wore taught are patty
FED and ciothet ttWf var mca- we're supp icl sos
y. HON mai Iy IA the es ,o+ wttc
atlei with rt.e, etc through the sick Chhni ns
Nilsson ,'Si ChGreI cIJ0vet lie benefits c the sea
side III ne ay-raz abOu. 20 per 3d. girs have
been instructed IA ie u-e OF the seT machine Do Ie prS
Iotgug House IL the IcstiiGi >choos Ia r. have
i,e, "A orphans 10 illng HOMES $50 . W have
br, DEPOSITED the Pen savings BInks TOtI nu'nOor
uHlcr charge OF the Society du1ng the year 29i5I
Henry a. Daniels. VI. d.. la lexBZOnave ZStass
Hours. - ! ant % T.
Attention - gentisuisn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

ycby, from the s,unss a.er,ye Cricsua,. Gr.lds
Gtlls am boDt ,hc only genuine.
Wanted a.eoat-h,a ty,- writer ia ec. ,rle, AZ
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Din

Larriaae, mast be naorsed ~ W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-01
THE COURTS.

SoohT IN GENERAL TERN.
yesterday, Stegmaier agt. Stegmaier. motion
to dismiss appeal Overruled. law
To-day, Potomac s. B. Co. agt {. P. S. B. Co,
ana same agt. l. & S. B. c. Co.; on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Haqner.
lesseIaay, HlIl agt. National Fair Grounds
mitted.
To-day, Merrimon agt. Barrett restraining
order continued. Christiancy agt Clristianey;
alim0hy and counsel fees ordered. Jones agt.
agt. Harrington; proof ordered taken at Chico
pee, Mass. Lewis agt. Kennedy; leave to amend
CRIMINAL CorRT-J,tdqe James.
Yesterday, United States agt. Root. ballenger
and Geo. Rowland: arranged TOR robbery and
plead not guilty. U. S. agt. same: arranged for
assault with intent to kill, and plead not guilty:
hearing on demurrer TO jurisdiction set for Sat
uTday.
POLICE COURT-J,tdge Shell
To-day, Sarah Thomas, Julia Smith and Sarah
Lewis, loud and boisterous; S. or Is days. Han
nah Smith, vagrancy; bonds or workhouse.
Jane Martin and Jessie Mccoy, profanity: s. or
days each. Peter Sherman was charged.wth
the larceny Of horse valued at 500 from
Francis Thomas. Officer Sullivan testified that
he learned that a horse had been sold at the
bazaar few days ago very cheap, and on queS-
tlonlng the prisoner who had sold it, he came
to the conclusion that the horse had been stolen
and took defendant into custody. The prisoner
stated that he picked up the horse on the road
between here and Montgomery county, Md,
with rope around his neck. The case was SEM
to the grand jury-bonds $500.
A CHILD RUN OVER BY A STREET CAR.-About
le:45 this morning Benny Baden six years Old
living at 1851 5th street northwest. was run
ever near his parents residence by car NO. :
Belt line, Samuel Gardner, driver. The boy
was picked up and taken home and attended by
Dr. Major, who states that his injuries are very
serious. The driver lives at the corner of South
Carolina avenue and streets southwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-01
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

The fire commissioners viii hold their reru-
lar monthly meeting o-night instead or to
morrow night.
The body OF stephen E. Cough, 1r., who was
drowned at Woodbury. island near Potomac
city, saturday, While bathing, was recovered
yesterday and brought to the residence Of his
parents III this city. The funeral Is In progress
this afternoon.
DeMolay Comrnandery Knights Templar, No
4. mounted numbering about $50 members,
proceeded yesterday afternoon from the asylum
10 Mount Pleasant, when q drill and review
took place on Columbia avenue, Just above
Boundary street.
The sisters OF the House of the Good Shep-
herd, Baltimore. Md, during the past fifteen
years have received into their institution, with
out compensation from the District OF Column
ba. eTrtng young girls, residents OF this District
who otherwise would not have an Opportunity
to reform, there being no Institution OF the kind
In this District. The Sisters now for the pur-
pose or increasing their sphere OF usefulness
propose TO make an addition 10 their house and
ask the aid OF our citizens. For this purpose
there will be a raffie of gold watch and chain
on the 18th of July, and the police authorities
here have issued an appeal for subscriptions 10
De sent 10 Mr.. James l.. Barbour.
The \. VI. {. \. book reception at Lincoln
Hall last evening was success about POO VOL
umeS OF books having been donated.
Last month was the WarIneSt Nav of the do.
cade closing with this year, the average tenn
peTature as recorded at the Signal Office in this
city being 1o.9 degrees three degrees higher
than the warm May OF 1872.
The junior class OF the National Law Univer-
sity met for examination last evening. Just
prior TO the examination Mr.. J. A. Whitcomb
one OF the class, arose and briefly referring TO
the great advantages they had enjoyed as stud
ents under Mr.. EDgene CaruSi'S instruction a,
their professor, and the affection they had
learned TO feel for him, presented him with a
massive gold mounted cane Mr. CarIsf re-
spOnded in appropriate terms.
Mr.. Charles Columbus, a well known citizen
or the northern part OF the city and father o.
officer A. @. Columbus fell Yesterday from an
attack OF paralysis and is lying very low.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-01
The Spring TrOtting Meeting.

FIRST DAY RACES AT TIE NATIONAL FAIR
GROUNDS.
The first day yesterday y OF the spring trottIng
meeting al IVY City was not as largely attended
as was expected The attendance was. how
ever, by no means slim. The track was In very
good condition. The opinion Is expressed by
hOrSe1nen that the track is In fact better for
Hotung than running races. There were two
races yesterday,
THE FIRST RACE
was TOT the 30 class purse 81 900. The starters
were Belle Oakley, Phil. D0ugherty. Lyman
May and Taylor. Ii took five heats to settle the
event LYMAN and Belle Oakley each won one
heat and Taylor the race. The first heat was
TaylOr's in 2:26iI, with Lyman, May. Phil.
DOugheTty and Belle Oakley coming In in the
order named. The second heat was won by
Belle Oakley in 2:2514. Lyman second. May
third, Taylor fourth and Phil Dougherty last.
The third heat was Lyman'S In BPS Nav se,.-
ond, Phil D0ugherty third. Taylor fourth and
Belle Oakley nth. In the fourth heat the horses
came home as follows: TAYLOR LYMAN NAV
Phil D0ugheTty and Belle Oakley; time. 2:2St[.
Taylor Won the fifth heat pretty easily In 2:2,
The Judges fined the owners OF Bay Fanny.
Charles and St0newall each $. They had en-
tered these horses, but gave no notice that they
would not start.
IN THE SECOND RACE
1Or $40 horses, purse 500, LarZ Belle Of Mon
treal, Cnolala and Zeph started. The Belle was
dlstaDced In the firSJ.heat. Unolala won This
Belle being dlStanced Unolala won the second
Eeat ID ~. Unolala won the third heat easily
III IA and the race. The owners OF Bay Chief
tain, Time Enough and Lady Upton, who were
entered. were fined for not giving notice that
they would not start The judges were ColoneI
ana MI. NJ {. ChurchInan. Mr.. j. Ii. MorroS
was distance Judge.
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GEORGETOWN.

DEATH OF Young LADY.-Mss Jennie Sailer.
the daughter OF Mr.. Sailer. superintendent OF
the Washington and Georgetown railroad COM
pany, died at the residence of her father on
Gay street. yesterday afternoon, after long
illness or consumption, aged II years.
THE DAIRY MAIDS RECEPTION at the fair at
Forrest Hall last night was a success. The
leading maid Mrs. Isaac Birch, received
many congratulations. Paper reception to-
night.
GRAIN ARRIvALs.-Boat Seneca. with | 600
bushels OF corn, 200 bushels wheat and 500 bush
potatoes. Boat Dunlop, with 1900 bushels corn.
SaleS-3,20 200 bushels wheat sold yesterday at
prices ranging from 1874 to 1865
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c At A r r n Al
POISON.
WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE,
THE MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
SINCE VACCINATION

Broadway ard Goth st., NY.
II have used Wei De Meyers remedy for
Catarrh, and am perfectly cared Of that
distressing complaint re-. BLACKBURN.
TEFFrs, GR1swoLp 4 KkLLoaa.
For ten years MAS afflicted with Ca
senses Of smell and taste; / tried every
two boxes Of wei De Meyers C "a aSe {,
Cure has made me perfectly we'll"
GooLD L. BRUSH.
II wish that we had language to express
our gratitude to DIR. Wei De Meyer for
His remedy has restored us to health
after suffering for years. - Pointing
tents Of that box four years ago, would have
saved me five hundred dollars"
MRS. A. j. WHITTLEsEY,
Sheffield, Mass.
For three or four years have suf-
gave me little hope, and the various s reme
weeks eys wei af De Meyers iss Care sw9
entirely cured" LEWIS F. NEWMAN,
$40 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
NEW MARKET. N. H., Dec %, 1879.
For nearly year have had such sur
doctors. Each one said different thing,
but could not help me- The pains in
crossed. Then DIR. Wei De Meyers
pamphlet was put in my hand: 1 com:
felt better the next day. On Monday,a
great f,0lypus, an inch md a-haif
long, with string on it whore it tore away,
came through my mouth from my nose
There was also half a cupfill Of dis
gushing mucous came from my nose
and throat. Then knew what was the mat
ter. 1t was Catarrh. l thought that my eye
was gone. but the pain soon disappeared,
talk. and sleep naturally, and am we'll
again. Everybody ought to know of Wei
DE Meyers Catarrh Cure. / write
these few lines to thank you for the good you
have done me. With respect -"
SUSAN B. LEIGHTON.
&C., &C., SC, &c.
Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure ia sold h
Druggists, or delivered to any address, at ST. 81
Dr. Wei DE Meyers Treatise on Catarrl
mailed free to nybody. ID. b. Dewey 1
Co., Agents, 40 Dey ST., N. Y.
tan20- tim
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e. sTEBBINS,

pAsSHOB T. STEBBINS,
No. IOl4 Penn'a ave WASHINGTON, D. O.
IS Light St., BALTIMORE. Md.
BOILERS. ENGINES. PUMPS. STEAM, GAS
AND WATER PIPE FITTINGS, BRASS WORK.
ENGINEERS AND NACHINISTs' SUPPLIES.
nyx0-1ms
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Picnics. Excursions. Sc.

Inc tWenty-f1fth anniversary of the Wash
1GglOn Beneficial Butcher Association Will b.
eeie eIaLed on Monday and Tuesday, June ith
and 18th. at the Washington SchuetZen Park.
The Mary Washington will go TO Occo1Tan
rails every Wednesday and Friday durilg me
season. She VIII leave ar am. and return al :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-01

THE PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY of
Madeira. Wis, adjourned sine die yesterday. A
committee to present resolutions on the Indian
question to Congress was appointed. A copy OF
the resolutions favorfng the extinction of the
MormOns was decided to be sent to President
Hayes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-01

IN FIVE TO TWENTY MINUTES LodiLle's Head
ache Sl1fclfc cures the worst case.
For TWENTY FIVE CENTS you can get forty OF
C0Ttei's Lite L'Der PtiS--the best liver regu.
latOr In the world. SIT;
IF SUCCESS be the true test Of merit 1t is GER
tainly settled fact that "BJOtrp's B,0n,.hidI
Trochfs" have no equal for the prompt relief OF
Coughs, Colds and Throat troubles. 60
ANOTHER SUFFERER CURED.-Discharged from
the Massachusetts General Hospital as incur
able, with lmfiammatOry rheumatism in my
shoulders. fingers and feet; suffered fearfuny
for three years. tried every thing: lost all hope
Dr. cues L'a,naem Iodtde Ammonia effected a
complete cure. ELLEN SMITH
No. q Plane ST. FAN River, Mass.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet
cues rus cure Jaundice.
...,o 12O West Broadway, N. Y.
Trial bottles % cents. SIT
"Save Your HAIR" Keep it Beautiful,
London Hair ReStorer' Insures new growth,
London Hair Restorer'' Restores the color.
"Iondon Hair Restorer" Exquisite dressing
.London Hair Restorer." effectual Hair Restorer
London Hair Restorer." In the market Not dye
toilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoxi-
Gus or unpleasant doors Price 75c. AT all
stott & Cromwell. wholesale agents, Wash
1ngtOn.
observation-disclosures, complete cure to
days all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa ave.
"ROUGH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for 1t. II
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed bugs. 15c
box; for Washington at 4SN Pa. avenue
FOR CLEANING OR DYEIN6 LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS, Anton Fischer, 9G6 G street northwest.
will give satisfaction In every respect II
"ALDERNEY WAGONS. "-Fresh'alderney butter
churned every morning, and delivered in Is lbs
Ward prints. 35c per ID. Also, cottage
cheese, butterInilk and sweet milk sc. per Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-01
FlnRY COMPANY.

Persons desiring delightful change from the de-
pressing beat Il the city, can enjoy IT,
an hour and halls ride on the Poto- : =. SIS-.--S
n &C river 10 Alexandra and return F<S<1sz.1n7sn
any day during the week for Is cents or 10 ticket.
for 50 cents. on the Ferry Boats children under 10
years of AYE free. The Boats leave Washington
daily fer Alexandria follows: q 30 30 go
50, 10 80, II 30 a. m. IL 80. 80. 80 3 40 30
so, q 80 and 10 =. NJ. The trips az 80 80 am
$50 D. IN. are ec!sy refreshing AID invilrora-
ing. ,og9So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-01
1850
COMMENCEMEN DRESSES.

Dotted Swiss Muslins IS cents.
Figured Swiss SUslns 25 cents
India Linen Is, 80, 81 cents.
Persian Lawn %, so, 81 cents.
French Organdy 25, 80, 81 cents.
Checked Organdy l2}4, 23 cents.
Tarlatans 10y, is, Is, 20. 25 cents.
Bishop Lawns 20, Is, 80, 81 cents.
Victoria Lawns H. Is, Is, 30 % cents.
Linen Lawns rs, 30. 81. As cents.
French NainsoOk lS, 30, 25, 80, 81 cents,
Figured Marseilles IS, 80 cents.
Corded PiQues II, Is, Is, TO- % cents.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc
SUMMER sILKS-CHOICE STYLES, As CENTS.
Bunting, all colors.
All wool Lace Bunting. all coIors, 45c.
SILK Damasse Grenadines.
Linen Lawns only cents.
~, 600 yards choice styles Of Lawns 12Hc.
Slk Clicked Balbriegan Hose Csc
Rarasels, new styles, 81, 81. SO, 80, 81. 80.
Fresh supply Of Straw Mating tic. up.
bargains IN every department..
G. N. TOWSON,
$50 Pa. ave., South side,
pAy& Near tn st Nv.
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mar4-ec
@7 Br0adsc0v, N. r.

nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POwDERs-Certain
~ cure for Kidney Diseases, Gravel and all URN.
sry Diseases. Nervous Debility. Seminal weakness,
Ibmpeteneys Gleet: scrofals. Syphilis. and %
h@a cured In 43 hours. For sale by WIN. B. EN-.
TWISLE. Druggist. corner 18th st. and Pa. ave.
Price % per boz. sent by mail under seal on 70.
ceipt Of price MARI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-01
Indoor A.nusenlentS.

NATIONAL THEATER.-NeXt Friday and Sat Ir-
day nights ana saturday matinee a co,nplm mi
airy testimonial VIII be given Mr.. ". IL. TnDrne.
manager OF the summer garden, by hts frieuI,
at the National Mr.. ThOTne is very poplar
and oesiaeS is an excellent actor. Led A5frty.'
VIII DC produced in style that Will fully repay
attendance at the theater ON general princf-
PIES. Mr.. Thorne and the best local talent In
the city will bring Ii out.
TIE FAIR AND FESTIVAL at DumbartOn street
vi. r church. Georgetown, now in progress, is
very pleasant place 10 spend an evening
A STRAWBERRY AND Ice CREAM FESTIVAL at
St Andrews p. E. chapel, 18th street near T.
VIII commence tonight and continue to-
morrow night. Proceeds go to the building
Iund Tor a neW church.
THEATER CONIQUE.-The summer CONTINUE
has one OF the best variety entertainments tins
week that has ever been here. IL IS cool and
pleasant IN the theater
TIE 'PINAFoRE" PERFORMANCE at Forf's
opera House last night for the benefit OF NJ
SessIord was a great success, both musicaliy
and financially.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-01

CAMEL's HAIR GRENADrNE.
FIGURED AND DOTTED SWISS.
PERSIAN LAWN. INDIA LINEN
VICTORIA LAWN. NAINSooK
DRESS GINGHAMs. In New Designs
PACIFIC PERCALES AND LAWNS, l2S.
SIMMER sUITINGe. 10y. Is. 20, Is. s7x.
As, 80. IS, 81 90. " wv
ALL WOOL ROLL BUNTING, 20.
GAUZE UNDERWEAR. paR,soIs.
TYLER & CHEyNING.
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The LIBERAL NEWSPAPER CASE-Tha case OF
Robert Ballenger and George w. Rowland. in
uictet for assault and robbery In throwing over
into the Potomac river, from one or the AleXdn-
dTia ferry boats. an edition OF a weekly paper
caiie0 Tie Liberal. on March 18th, came up Ia
the Criminal Court yesterday afternoon, aud q
plea or mot guilty was entered, with the un-
derstanding that it might at any time be WITH.
drawn and pleas 10 the jurisdiction. ETC., enter
cd. u is understood that the defendants coua-
sci claim that under the law which governs
jurisdiction over the Potomac river, all orenses
Committed thereon by citizens OF Virginia must
DC tired in Virginia, and all orenses Committed
by citizens Ui Maryland in Maryland
and as the defendants here are citizens OF Viz
ginia they must be tried in Virginia The Su-
preme Court OF the United states held, when
this same case was before 1t upon habeaS Corpus
rom Judge Hughes, that as the Indictment
merely alleged the offenSe TO have been CON-
mitted in the District OF Columbia and did not
specify The river Potomac, the court could not
say that the offense was committed on the
river, and therefore could not determine the
question OF jurisdiction until the place OF the
onenSe was shown Ii evidence. As soon as the
accused men pleaded mot guilty they were re-
leased on bail in $1,000, and their counsel, Capt
F. L. Smith, was allowed until next saturday to
ME pleas In abatement etc.
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