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, 1880-02-07

sntne form t.r other. "a nemchtos, various
trftte IA they were rnl1FHl. wer0 pIace,1 t,cs,lo
thu plates. they were fMna, tt,ulitet -hollEr4,
t'r,utinenthl Rovn-bt1tt?nnrs an1 tho llke. "!cf M
n,1,l NIL uf s,r'os and dainty wnrtmnnshi'. Tho
Ice, with tho k1,rAR In rich vixIttn9 tltfss of Tho
inicat .'n'sc, must hnsn t,"en snyi..tnR to tho
nc mini could t1Ayc tny Just appreciation If tho
Ingenuity md cxpenet of TIM cnterfainmnnt. It
wis intended tn lie, and rro.mhIy VIVA. tho mt'at
eInlDr1tto 1c,. pHrty yet given IN tho city, and
lnrhcntt- parties hnvn been feature nf fnctr,-
ruIEtn HHtety this ecnsnn. VT, nro ohyInusfy
not drifting tnwnr1l tho days at rigid economy
and Spartan simplicity.
, 1880-02-07

An altogether 1uyln1 follow was tho chovaller
do Foryet. rich French noblo, Louis xv-.s
thu titles nf "hiunl1ss Of the Earthly t'arau!sc,
Tlscnlnt 1T tho Internal ltcginns, M,a lard nf
nrlrst vito wt,tlll not nll0w him to sxn tteso
tttea III length OF parish register witness to
u baptism. When thu City Ut i4rts iAist unt tho
Ills houses, tho s.te OF which ho neoded wont 10
law With The city, b1at Il, 911ss conHed n.tNii.
iieutinn Vt tho plnns, celebrating hls ylctory "
building u life-aixtIl picture VI sheep shaving .
wolf. no went u 10 A'd own marketing IN Ills
, 1880-02-07

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. G.-N. SmItl,ee,
Chairman of tho Democratic Stnte Central
Committee, has published call for II meet
Ing of tho Committee ut Little 1tuck ut 10 Il.
IN. Marcl, II. for the purpose Ut fixing the
time alltl placo for holding Il State C0llrc1-
tEon and liking tho basis Of representAtlo
tbarntn.
, 1880-02-07

'.1iol EAtd Tau. which, IL tho most .langor-
nus word in uii the English Iangs,agc to pro-
liuil1lcrY''
Dnnt knuw," said lob. "unless It Ii II avcar-
inK wolsl.''
'rnt,ll' Baitl Ton: '.It ts stumbled, because
ynil urp s,,re tn yet II tumble between the 1irst
and tho lust letter."
:. In, hui" said ltnb. snow I've one for you.
T. found It nIlH t3ny iii rrnting Tho pat,er.
Which f. tho longest word In all tho Eltglish
lAngWa4n?
"vn!et,tltturianistn,'' sud TON. promptly.
Mo, str: ft's AtrileA, because iloruR Whos0
nllr betwee!! tho tlrst and last letter"
;" In, hn!" crtc.l Tom, tlint'h EothiME: I
know Ii wotrl thnt nus orcs tAr,u miles between
it* lrgInni1K u,ltl ending"
''Sow. wtiat's t1sHtt' asked Rob, fiintfy.
JteltnK1rrct!," "cxclnfmcd Tom. trnlnphantly.
, 1880-02-07
ST. LOUIS AND MEXICO,

Epfetat Displtsh 10 1As Chicago 7F1bnHss
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. IA call Inns been
Issued. signed by Alexander II. Smith. rrcaI-
dent Of the Merchants Excllat'ge; Thomas
Allen, President nj tho Iron Mountain tal'-
roa.l; and ID. =. Rowland, President OF the
Cotton Exchange, for Il meeting Tomorrow
hight IN Parlor =; -, I.inttell' Hotel, for tho
PURPOSE Ut establishing IL permanent expusf-
fton at St Louis manufactures In tho City Ut
Moxicn. Twu hundred Invitations have leen
extended to the lpa,ting business men OF tho
city, an! tlle meeting Ii expected to bc fully
attended.
, 1880-02-07
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. B.-Arrlyed, tho steamer
Dayariuli, FROM Boston.
A New York Luncheon.

= NtIU f1Fk I1INF3t -
A few daya ago tho Wlfp Ut ono OF our most
t,!ilt0nurY IlflItGnalrps give lttlchG1n Ilrty Ut
TheEo weru twelve tnbles, cllch tublo arranged
TOR slx quests. With dlfcrcnt srrsleu, the cloth,
napkliis Yss, chilla, t!owcrs ostFy b. Of equip
shulca, harnontzing III color aill desiEli, 1'he
Klass and Yhlnn Wsr9 Ut noyol patter1, A',!l tao
eaoorately wrought. Il,stoal of tho ordlsnry
cNras with tho unn4es lnsceibed, weru cAr1la lnaY
an4 speotally raIntGa, deserving to rank ~ w0rku
, 1880-02-07

NOT \ CANDIDATE HUT GOES Fn1t GRANT.
Special Dispa&ch 10 1Ae Chenao 1'fitAnt.
WASHINGTON, u, G., Feb. 6.-1t Is reported,
on what IL apparently excellent authority,
that Senator C0nkling announces TINT under
no circumstances will he permit tho use Of
Ills name Mt Cticngo NJ n candidate for the
Republican nomination for President. lie
SAYS his lnn,e must not be thought ut, nlNl
that nil his Influence in New York will be
exerted IN behalf of ficn. Grant
, 1880-02-07

TIE TnCAJ, r1NStl1.rFE. TRYING To IEECUIlE
r,o n,mnara.s , 49, ~" an. ~ ,arI % ~ oorpost to
!he pe'uoc!a1S a'o w "niA =. ensnea, t... ~
got the National convention iiel'' III thla Guy
md aro yury hopeful that tliey Will s"ccueA.
ans e. ,,avo a. t,,"rv ,u,.,,i,,rs of tha Nn,;nn.
S, ~ !n.vo ~ ns i'ast'oi" a.1,, III ' .t. -.
o. COMMITTEES meet nero Us possaple plior 70
starting for Washington, ard the Chairman
Of the General Committee lIas written thont,
tcnirrlng them Recommendation. md Potter
h 1,a1n,ar 1,oa st'- I,arad IN n"eomr,o1otn thou,
rnIaef n s oo'ee % W Meo'truy ill., ptsoat .t4''.' ~
willis hero 1Feo OF charge Inc 1pleet III
facilities tho clty has to offor for holding tho
Convention, WI!ch ti,ey sGink viii I,o Il par-
alilou,t consideration III tlle iinal selection Of
lio place.
sone no. days ago, mt ii tic Mayors oiiicu YES
casse'i ] ths stuaton, Tisy wolilI taf tot @ 1u"ko
, 1880-02-07

LEAnv1lIt:, Cal, Feb. G--Tho organiza-
ttoi Ut u nav afternoon Republican nuwslNl-
pcr was perfected here to-day. ". II. Bush,
President: j. Il. Loker, Secretary; l.. II.
Tucker, Treasurer; g. r. 1vanless, Editor
Issued I'll u few days. Capital, $4,000.
, 1880-02-07
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

-, Special Dtspateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
Nv WARRINGTON, D. e., Feb. 6-Ihe5e has
ssh very exciting contest here to-tiay III the
nnoASent!oA to select delegates to the Repub-
.Ia ieaa Convention at Chicago, aud tho concla-
t,s .on has not yet been reached. This tndlca-
~" aot's afo Tint tho Dla!ne party will triumph,
nv, ny u'at two votes will M allowed to tie
tina! n.a''e column from the d!strauchised Nh.
"oo capital. BMall az tho torritory ts, 1t was
, 1880-02-07
TENN1TEEEE.
.,rr- x-ytEtVtr All

NASHVILLE, Tenn., Feb. G.-The Chairman
of tho State Republican Executive Commit
tee Inns called Convention, to mcet here ut
noon, May s, TO nominate candidate for
Governor, mid to select tWcnty-f0itr delegates
to tho National Republican Convention
, 1880-02-07
SALE OF A VESSEL,

Special DlIpafeh to 3!t Chleae' Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Feb. D.-Messrs. Wolf .S
Davidson tt,~day snisl tho schooner City Of
Toledo to A[essrs. Dempsey j. Carter, 3fnlls-
too ll.mbcrmcl, fur 5000 cash. Capt. Kelly
N IL rtihuit III et,tl,NNsltl 4 year ngo tho
tlrln held the vessel 1t $1,000 casll.
, 1880-02-07
A RELIC.

Srn1Sa LAKE, n. j., Feb. GA large iron
tank painted red las colIc usElOre here. The
maullule plate bears the inscription, "Mc-
Keagh Dros., Liverpool" The tank weighs
nbo,tt six to,ls, mil is supposed to belong to
lutte sturlu.
, 1880-02-07
ELECTION FRAUDS,

NEW YonK, Feb. n-'l'ho United States
Sonate Committee for inq,ttrIng lnto the nj
legged frauis lit tho Into elections has begun
its 'abors here by lnsfstlgnt'ng the arrests ot
, 1880-02-07

and I.0cntl,nI. The Conmittera agreed to
commence soliciting alntnluy, and will appeal
~ Gafsss w,,"nt S's1lrtm u p ih r;H NJ @ I'M
ClInlr1nni1.
, 1880-02-07
THE THIRD TERM.

~ EATfifttEH IN rttNNEffVASfAs
1ts o11h' o.n.t.,s..a n.1.' 49, ny
in.aa 1, a,,r't,,,, tim 11,r.
When INC pFeule1sols eo'sce''ls tl,u '., 1ini .,!
risburg Convention nre compared With tfle
result, tic contrast Is lullcrous. It wns
cn)lo,l at mn u,,usunl time mid OIL short no.
t,"a .,st,. t.n a,.,,,,,,,, rr,,ns, If n,nt,r,, q
tlce' wit'' ule asowoa pnfpnss VI mh,,'e s ~ u
unanimous declaration OF Fen'lsylvanta III
favor of 4 thlrl-terla nomination OF Press-
dent Grant. Those who called the Convell-
tion Ind general possession of tho machinery
~ p rn"mt 1 s',e, ~n,n,ttoes and II tro'l M hm,is nf
OF COUNTY G9l'mli'eeS' auln t'1ln u'...'s VI
officials to help create public sentiment anu
elect Delegates. All advantages Werc Ii,
fnyor OF tia movement, Pride OF State was
orno,la,, ~. tra ,its,inct;nn in 1on,,crsI,in
"ppca'tu y, w, Nv u'.sn "'.t.',a''.
WHICH II Wollla give "as sin"AllHty ra'lHeu,
personal and public considerations were
freely piled, md, under ordinary ctrc,,,n-
otnnrea thfa nn,verfnl combination wnl,Id
1s',o ,,oo, @ n,.,naosf,,, r. haa ,.i,n11v f,Ilnd
because the people, touched IN most tgnt!cr
point nnti roHset ny tne AassEesS ~Mssn .!ao
sltMGtion exposed, bnlietl tllu WelI-ialtl piS
THIS Conve.ttlon, cailed 70 in9Ko uIIiit tisu
next licpnbltca'1 cnntll!!nto fpr lresltei,t, mas
nnmnde him as such; it WAs intended 10 pro.
mote MS Interests, 0ut IL lll1A ofetttttuHtl
, 1880-02-07
sl,DDEN DEATH.

aptelas DDpa!eA to 7hs Chieaoe Tribune.
ToLEpo, O., Feb, G.-Ailss Linda Claftn, n
maiden lady living ut South Toledo, fell
tent Inst hight w,ile taking up 4 collection
TOR tia Church l1tto Society. Of which she
WIS Treasurer.
, 1880-02-07

Epfeia1 Dtspaiet to Tho Chicago Tribune.
Fr. WAySE, Ind, Feb. H.-Chur'es Catey,
q farmer living lii Kuscil,sko County, was III
stuptly killed today by the accidental Ills
ci,arge Of riffs while nut hunting.
, 1880-02-07
M0R1UARY

spteiaE Dt,pateA 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
THREE OAKS, Micll., Feb, B.-Wtlliam
Thomas, n prominent mai anu wealthy
farmer, was buried this afternoon ut Nlple
Grove, ab0ut t1ye miles south Ut Three OAks,
tn La PortU County, 1lititAnn.
, 1880-02-07

alavers ant brncutl. the shade,
Ami I'M: tim other ralt1:
How HI thAt you bsN
Have snli!esl tl}Uu this suit OF mine;
ff5n llctlrt It t,alps FOR y0ii.
Thy yt,lto Ia t,ltltl melody
''Ils to 10 thy loved /, =
Fly. ny nytrlh. wilt fIlArry me2'
Then llstied s!.o auft, ",Nhy, ldly."
, 1880-02-07

NEW Yol.K, Feb. Dan unknown vessel
and MI hands were lost III thu Sound TUGS
day night.
, 1880-02-07
l. (.O1tii,pktG Oder.

".Jol,n. whit salnr ~ tllnt5" "Clnvcs, love-"
"Is,t thnt ,otl,orf" .' 'Al!splee. my beloved"
:" Hut Is,lt thorn nnntherr' - Yra, npplus, te-
,ns,4t bcl,vctiest." "Wcll, Jul,,. It you'd only
drink. 1tIst Ii lttlo hr'inly, iInw, think you
would hlnkn Ii EtInd mncc pic"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

AisrTk\nER

AkcTANDFR. ON Deeeniber I'D, 1880, az ~
n. SUDDENLY II c0DgesaOn Of the brain, A. W..
Emil AHCIASDEB.
NUtlcr OF funeral hereafter.
BROsNAN. On Decenibe 10 IL, lSS0, DA>tEI.
NJ, sou OF Hugh Brosnan, aged thlrtoen year.
J he funeral VIII take place Thursday. Dec I'D,
at so O'clock, from sis fathers resi- aence,
respectfully invited.
HEROLT. On Tuesday morning December 2Ist,
lNSu, FREDERICK HEROLT. in the nifty -seyenIh
year of has
HIS funeral will take place from bis lsts resi-
depce, l24s Pennsylvania avenue southeast. on
Friday. at O'Clock.
MYERS. On tie afternoon of December 10th
1850, OF consumption. KATIE L. MYERS, in the,
taenty- second year of her age.
Cease, dear mother, cease your grief,
Rejoice that have found relief:
No more SUFFERING, no more woe,
In that home To which i go.
There in that bright glory land,
will Wait 10 clasp your hand.
And Join with the celestial throng,
To sing the glRd immertal'e song.
Funeral from the residence of her parents, 18th
street, between q and southeast. Thursday, z3d,
at p ~. Friends Of the family respectfully in
yited TO attend.
RAMSAY. Suddenly. AZ Fort McHenry, o. Tues
day morning, December u, 1883, j. GALES RAM
SAY, lr., youngest son Of Anne Morris and CAps.
j. Gales Ramsay, u. 5. A.
Z Ten porary lnterment tomorrow (ThursdayD. at
y. m, Oak Hill Cemetery.
SPENCER. On the morning Of November 22d,
lsSp, Mrs- MARI d. SPENCAR, youngest daughter
OLE. Md.
The funeral viii take place from the residence or
her mother. IA 10th street northwest, or Friday,
bee- z4th, IL O'Clock p. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

A SCHOOL GIRL saw play performed at san
Luis, Cal. in which the heroine died by poison
after suffering very much from unre9uired love
The girl had an unhappy love affair OF her O yu
and the Performance on the stage impressed heI
so deeply that she bought arsenic on the way
home, and committed suicide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

MRS. j. II. ROVE, OF Barry county, Mich. has
become mentally and physically III by reason
OF the irritation OF the stomach produced by a
piece or oyster shell eaten In oyster SCUM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

srEECHKS BY THE President. GEN. GRANT ANB
OTHER DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.
Tue hgst annual festival OF the New England
Society Ia Brooklyn was held In the Academy OF
Music OF that city last night. The guests OF
honor. President Hayes and Gen. l. ). Grant.
sal respectively on me right and lett OF Presi-
gtnt Sillimah, Gen. sherman, Hon. VIA ".
ENaTts, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Presdent
Forter, or Yale College. Cbagncey VI. Depew.
Jos. ii. Choate, Hon. Edward Everett Hale
Judge 4. PTatt, Hon. John ". Hunter. IN.
SlcCum- kep. "A. +. Putnam. Hon. 4. 4. Low
lion. j. VI. Hafcott. Hon. :. 4. Ihiti.Anaen and
Hon. y l.. Noodfurd were also seated a. the
salue table With the guests OF the evening.
Afief discussing dinner prepared by Delmon-
leo. Prof Siillman reviewed the history OF ihe
early Pilgrims. after which he proposed ne
TOAST OF the President OF the United STATE
" hen the cheering SuhsiGed President Hlves
replied 10 felicitUGs speech on New Eagland
ioeaS ana principles and their influence ln fae
country.
IN response 10 the toast. welcome 10 Cen
Grant. The latter replied that he b,nevei maj
when man was a 81 lien OF ole state ne could
60 10 any portion OF Ihe country with all the
rights he possessed al the starting ppiiL.
though he was termed .-C4rpet-h4ggt- - 49,
CANT elites have sprung up. and prosperity
blought from the pfaires by the w6rS Cf IN
caiTtt-bagger. there being out little progress,
IN communities entirely composed a. natives
OF that community. lie believed IN the New
England idea or obeyiDg the laws respecJtng
Ire rights Ot freedom Ia political views. The
tCasi The Pilgrim Fathers. was responded 10
by Rev. Henry Ward Bc cher. The toast OF
The Clergy, was RESPONDED TO by Presi lAnt
HCah Porter OF Yale college; The Republic
and Its outio0h,' by Hon. Nm. VI. Evarls.' The
Army and Navy" by Gen. sherman. com
nerce,' by - a. LoS: Boston. by Rev. T. h.
Hale: The New England Society IN the cav OF
New York" 10y Jos. y. Choate: ''Tat. Bar ~
Joshua NJ Nancou; Education" by President
u. \. thatbouTne, Of Williams College, -oarta-
lonlal Fathers Toy Hos. Henry g Murphy;
state OF New YORK. by Hon. Chauncpy y Da-
pew, and Early New England Literature. by
Hon. :. l.. oodford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

THE SPRAGUE DIVORCE CAsE--The New York
SIN today publishes communication from
Denis NJ Rhng. of that city. In which he says:
.In to DAVIS issue see thai the name OF Eliza
beth Rhtug or Mrs. McCue. is included In the
list OF those who are charged with having i'm
proper relations with Gov. Sprague. Mrs.
Sprague better than any one else, knows this
called On nv sister. Mrs. McCue), few weeks
ago asking her TO testify in Mrs. Spragues
favor, and she refused 20 do so, as she knew
nothing that would oeneflt Mrs. Spfague IN a
court OF law. Mrs. Sprague then brought this
charge to detract from the value OF my sisters
testimony If she was called on the governors
side"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

A California young man or ~ years has IT,
Gently married widow OF -
A female child born lately in Harris county,
Ga. weighed Two pounds al birth.
ice twelve inches thick WAS being cut near
Bridgeport. Conn, at the close OF last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

THE ELECTRIC LIGHT IN NEW IoRk.-The
New York board Of aldermen yesterday received
a petition from the Edison Electric llluml aatIng
Company or New EO.t for permission 10 lay
tubes, wires. &c, IN the streets, avenues. parks
ard public places OF the city for using electricity
SIS a means OF flluuihajiOn. III the company
within six years arrrr the grantingo or this iran
chiSe shall lot have performed the services set
forth in its petition and supplied electricity for
houses ana buildings on twenty-five miles OF
streets. then their grant is TO expire. The peti-
lion WAS referred 10 the cnmmitIea on law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

MAIL route Agent PECULAUON.-l-es-
tefGay George W Hgoley, postal agent &C.
tween Philadelphia ana Harrisburg. was given
1ufthef hearing before bnited States CON
missioner Gibbons Oh the charge OF embezzIiag
rom The mall IN his caarge jeweled em0f- "a
OF the Chi Phi Fraternity or Franklin ana ar
shall College, belonging 10 +. X. Eshelm al
which was transmit ted by Miss ~ T. Turner
from Mount JOY. The LADY was positive fnsL
Tine Package Was securely tied. and the son ~
FC.slmaster Reed. OF Mount JOY, said he saw n
mailed. Inspector camp testified that Huoiey
wore the badge " hen arrested and said he found
IL loose among the mail matter, but finally
when witness SAID: ~ on stole IL. didn't yous;'
Eubley replied: Il guess that's the only way
you can put It, Inspector Barrett said nu
meTous articles had been missed from the Har-
risoarg mail recently. Hubey was committed
under 1000 ball 10 answer-Phild. TiDuS 2lSf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

UNABLE TO MAKE UP HIS MNB-A man in
burlington county. y. j., could not decide for
whom 10 cast his vote at the late election, and
the TWO opposing tickets Ia his vest pocket.
went to the polls, pulled out one OF the pieces
OF paper without looking at Il. and voted IT,
ON his return home he discovered that he had
voted an order for barrel o, cider He tried
in vain 10 change his vote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

\ FATAL ArFBAY IN KESTUCEY.-At Louis
vile last saturday. at HawSviiie. Charles Nc
Adams shot and instantly killed Philip Rial at
the house OF &. j. SterTitt. editor OF the F1Gin
"tGlp'. Rial commenced the ARRAY by firing at
McAdamS with pistol. when the latter replied
with shot gun, killing Rial. Both parties
were we'll and highly connected young
men. anG the excitement OF the affair ran AZ
fever heat. MCAdamS brother ruined Rial :
sister, and it is said some remarks by Mcaiams
about her caused the resentment or Rial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

4 MURDERERs WEDpING-AL Nashville
Tenn. George W. Petway, charged with the
murder or james FarTisS. member OF EounS
chcuo, was married yesterday afternoon 90
Miss Joanna Bilbo, lady or education refine
meht and wealth. Petway was recently re-
leased on ball from Jail. where he had been con
Ilhed since last summer for the murder oil Far
Mss lie viii be tried at the next term OF the
criminal court, and. from the evidence adducsd
at the last term or tie court. he Will Ia au
probability, be- AL Judged guilty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

A WOMAN at Lodi, Pa, deliberately starved
herself TO death. The process required six weeks
OF total abstinence from food. though she drank
Sparlngly OF water. She had long been eccen-
trio. ana the death OF her mother DESTROYED her
reason. There1pon she went TO bed with the
ayowed intention OF dying. and never ate az ain
CONVERTS TO CATHoIICISM.-An imposing and
interesting ceremony was yesterday performed
In the church OF ~. Michael'S Monastery al
West Hoboken, III the presence OF q large con-
gregatlon. The services were the ordination on
Two new priests, both were converts 10 Catho-
licism. one, the Rev. Matthias Brown, &. p,
is a native OF scotland. and was formerly a
Presbyterian, and the other Rev cyril Ross.
c. T.. IS resident or Philadelphia, where he
Was pastor OF an Episcopal church, L. Her
aid. tg-dTy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22
CAnCY GOODS AND BOOKS

lrANCY GOODS AND BOOKS
II IL FINE BINDINGS
We ere now receiving and have ready Tor lnspec-
ton the largest sd best selection OF Fancy GODS,
Pocket Books, Wallets, Gard Cases. &C., &c, ever
offered for sale IN this city. The latest Novelties
Of London, PARIS, Vienna and New YORK: Stand
ard Works in Tree and u Cali, and all the new
Illustrated Books Of the season. Our Juvenile De
partment is Teplete With al the most beautlI nj and
newest BooEs Tor Children: Christmas Cards IN
endless variety Novelties in Gold Pencils, Pens
and Cases. a fun line Of Pocket Penknives Chess.
Checkers and Dominoes- Visiting and Wedding
Cards, and Fashionable Stationery q specially. A
superb Line Of Episcopal Prayer Rocks
FRANCIS b. MOHUN.
SUCCEssoa TO MoHUs BR0rHHRs,
noy2o 1O10 Pa. ave., cor l1th -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

The SNOW STORM IN NEW JERSEY proStratn
the telegraph wires along the shore, and two
locomotives on the New Jersey Southern rall-
road are buried in snow slide at BranchporL.
The storm was the SevereSt on the jersey coast
since 1884. Eighty feet or the Long Branch pier
have been destroyed. the sea breaking thirty
feet or the large columns. The damage is eSti
mated al $50 go The New York and Long
Branch railroad trains are delayed at Little
Silver by SDow-drfft ten feet high. The roof
OF railroad bridge on the camden and Bur
lngton (N. j. railroad tumbled under the
weight OF snow yesterday upon the engine or a
train from Philadelphia, slightly injurng the
engineer Jos. Carman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22
CPECEAL NOTICE

~ FEVHIA1A It"VKN 4
Orders will be received by HUME CLEARY K
Co, S07 Market Space, for 'tTUNI.AW FAEM
PURE JERSEY MILh- 10 be delivered early each
morning. not ess than half gallon Tunlaw
Farm Herd being the only pure herd of Resslsterei
Jersey Cattle in this section OF the country. parties
desiring to secuIe Pure Milk nearly as ricn As
cream have the opportunity presented to d. 90.
THOMAS T.. HpN&
dec2-eoles Proprietor ofy~niaS-. ssrm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

MAKE NO CHARGE TO LANDLORDS FOR
ADVERTISING THEIR PROPERTY, AND KEEP
IT BEFORE THE PUBLIC CONSTANTLY.
SITES IN THE CITY FOR SALE. ALSO, HOUSES
IN EVERY SECTION AT PRICRS FROM 81
TO S60,tOO NOW Is THE TIMgTO BUY
r. 0. HOLTzMAN,
declS 10Th and r sta northwest.