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INsURANCI. sconrpANIE..

INSURANCE. CoSfPANIEs.
EXCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE CON.
~ fASY.
No is ~ o''
Isi: no%p.ay La.ars. al tIsd. q ssld.ss Hos.s
Properly Agaiass Los. by Pre- = - -
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wALp HGTchiSs,
SbsEkr w,sktin y yssp1s spas,- ... a#
ogsTXyl kEfs1Uo.
RAMSAY GRouKs,
J.sEPH D YouNi,
CHnRtRss PRLL,
sop ssp oiLsssT
.. RoBEar sCHsLL,
JAMES I. MoR0kN, g
.s. 0E0hGRP Eg,BIrT,
HoqS wrIi i. IEry howsLI,
o., SsoRas = srEDMAN,
HkNkY LEWIS,
jess" hssSGs hIIsS y HODGES, p,..,.
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE. COMPANY.
No. los BROADWAY. Nsw Yoar.
Cash cAP1TAL............ONE MILLION DoLLARs
ASSETS. JANUARY, 1896 81, as, %. %
This Company iusurss. as customary rates Of pre-
MUM, against all MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION
RISKS on CARGO or RREIoHr; also against less or
damage By FIRE.
II PREMIUMS ARE PAID IN GOLD, LOSSES WILL
BIB PAID IN GOLD.
The assured receive rs per cent. Of the net profits
vfhout ineurrins any liability, or, Ia lieu thsrsoG at
their option, liberal discount upon the premium.
All losses equitably adjusted aud promptly paid.
Scrip Dividend, declared January %, 1850,
TwBSTf-PIvB PER CENT
JAMES LoRIMBR GRAHAM. Pres,dsat
RoBgRT n. Q. GRAHAM, Vice President
JAMES LoRTaBR GRAHAM, Jr, ii Vice Prss't
HENRY II. POTTER, Secretary.
CHARLES KING. Agent,
Room No. 4, w-shiagtou Building,
Jelly Cor. Pennsylyauia ay. and seventh street.
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SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
- COUNTY, viR0iNIA

SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
This popular Summer Resort will opeu for the r.e.p
ton o. visitors on the lst Of JULY, and remain open
until the last Of &C r0BBR,
Medical College, Phiadelphis from psr-ouai ob-erva
ton aud ehemieai analysis paesd these Springs Is the
most y.uable Of rem'd al agents In all diseases Of
chronic or organic nature,
vstng the Springs persons will have an opportu-
n,ty 81 seeing Fairfax station Manassas Juncteu War
rentnn, Bull Run, kspdan. Orange Court House. Cor.
Virgiaia
Good Coaches connect with the trains Of the Alexau
dra Orange and virginia Central Railroads to convey
visitors to the Springs
Great pains have been taken TO Put the buildius and
grounds In good order and repair
, The Hotel will accommodate 40 pers,ns; b.sides
there are number Of handsome Cottages fit up sx-
pres-ly for families.
Terms: - 80 per day; = liberal discount to persons
remaining month and longer Ch ldreu aud r-rvs ats
half pr CO. RCCELSrON BALDWIN co
js2S-u
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A GRAND UNDxRrAKrNo-A HoRsE-RA
war 70 CROss ras PoronAo--A VILLAaa TO -
BuiLr on rHs VIRo,HfA saoRs - II 10 rumored that
Csnsl intend erecting an squeduet the Po,o.
mao whore the old one nov Il. Above this squs-
duct there 10 to Be iron bridge built wide enough
for the accommodation ofwagons and other vehicles,
and also . railroad track that the Wsshington and
aeorsstswn Street Railroad 10 TO be continued from
It's present terminus along Bridgs street, and to
eros ever this bridge 10 the Virginia side. Il is
understood land has already been secured { ' the
purpcss of'erecting suitable depot for the use OF
the railroad eomrany and for . sufficient number
OF dwellings 70 accommodate the employees Of the
company. Con'idering the number Of men en-
pioysd, u will make quite village and, In time,
may become . considerable town.
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CRIMINAL CouRr- Chief Justice CARTIER
Edward C Darlington, Esq, district Attorney.
prosecuting.
On Saturday tho District Attorney entered q
noM pyossqni ip the case Of Joshua Anderson, In.
dctsd for assault and battery with intent TO COM
init rape
In the case Of Bernard Burnstoiu. indicted for
receiving goods stolen from s. II liable, the jury
were unable to agree upon = verdict, and were dis
charged by the court.
John Kelly and Henry williams were found
guilty Of larceny.
Charles Sayder, in nlioted for picking the pocket
Of james P, Kirby Of S4776 Case on trial.
EOR SALE-A LOT ON + STREET
i south, near city TallIosd, outing nearly 2s fee ,
niny brcS t. s. h'of alley. Price ~ cents per
foot, Address T. D., at this Office.
EOR SALE-THE FURNITURE IN A
IL private bouss on = ret south, y few door, from
the city railroad. The house eoo'ains eight rooms
Possession OF furniture and house given I'm nediatsly
address T., At thi- ofhcs.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD.
~ dsGs; srABLts, ikhCihG, waAAvEs, ID, AZ
orAarsRnAsrEa 0EHEnAL's 0Yrros, !
lIn'r oivIsios,

t,IvI
wAsHISoroH, D O., Jua. Il, isSe
By order OF the ouartsrmsster 0sssra ihsre viii n
sold on re premises at pabe suction, asdsr the al
rection Of Captain 0e rye r. Browuipg, A Q n con.
M ssd eon:'pains from q. saur each dsy there.
t.r.cfs. viii be .oid nn IL: %ssls Ss'sS -: va
disposed Of the following described pube properly .
Elev.. up oaess Crsn.) 2sxl4,, two storis Isxao.
isnss iso soIao t-e ',oris. i6Iss lLisses sdjois.
Eighty nins go, T.bcrsr.' ou. t.r., ds.n.) seven
y;f.ur issls fourteen i2ri4, and Is.is with .hsd
Ten 40 Dwsiliue., 0fr.me 2sx.o awo .,oris. with
back build Is. isxsl tour lo.2. lixto isIs1 Isxis
iO.O. is.sc with vi iozii ANA, win .s.s e ID.
joiniag lhx4oD
,sss s ss Nv .,Is a'S;.: as.,sC ss ,;r
wts .ddl,,Ss. iosi2') asxSo. 0wo s,orss,j 1880,
Ihirty two ts0 Stables, Qr.m.J twenty -four as..a
-. Is,ss one LISA and one lsxss with shed sdjoin-
On. q Hospital Stable. Crane, with ss7o liu..i foe.
o.: Issuing Stable. Crane, with s.,,a l,...l fee.
TSs1iy Gsq s9ild!as., l,r.n., as.ss a.ss. 1873,
2ix+s 2ss3oo 2o.23. and l7xi7.
Shedding, 7 75s Lusal feet.
Thirty two G3g Water Tauks. IxIs-two feet dssp
Seventy eight t7s) Manssr, slxls-tkrss ssd half
T-sniy lso) Out Hou...
One Q) Hay Shed, llaxsl2.
square fsst, and one 9 $50 square feet
PeneiuG, $3.50 iiasal feet.
0ns ~ storshouss. (frame) 67xl5o.
Two aeksmith shops, tframs) 4ssleo and ssrieo
One % Engine House, i7x32
Ths bn laings will be sold sngly, and must be 70.
moved Within iwesty days.
The bu ldings will be taken dawn at the erpsuss Of
the purehasars The depot Is scss-sibla By v.tsr and
vessels OF the arse.t es-s he loaded ii The wharf
Term; Ca.h In Government funds.
boat for OF sboro will the Sixth street vhsrf
every hour during the day Of sale
For further luformsou apply perrou or by letter
to Capt GEORGE T. BROWNING, A Q. H., ois.boro'
D. c., or to this once.
JAMES EKIN,
Brevet Brig. Gen. U & A., 10 cssrss
je2-tjylo Flrst Div sIon q N n
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TAKEN BY THE METROPOLITAN

l. poLiCE-A .orrel hoIss with star on forehead,
aud Duu' colo ed Horse Nth bsIs or white faoo-.p.
parently frIa borsss-were takea from suspc per-
sos twho slsged tbs zane 10 be found e-ray) by the
hetropoitAn Police on the hlh ult. The Owusr o.
owners hereby not nai to Prove aud reclaim sald
horses a. the once Of the Propsrty Clerk No. AS TeHtb
street west, prior to 10 oelook IN ,sslURDAY, the
18th iustnnt, or The sans will then sold, pursusnt to
law, ~ the highest cash bidder At the Bslssr OF w. L.
WALL CO, eS Louis ana svenue by o'dsr.
0eo X. Il RACK, Psoperiy Clerk.
W. y. WALL CO., Auetionssrs.
jyta tstAr oopy.l
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gational gfpabIitau.
LOCAL 1UmVV0.

ExAhNArroS or CAxDlDArrs FOR TEACHERS.
-Mssrrs Walsh, Wilson. Hurley aud Holmead,
uss uuittes Of The Board cf School Trustees 70
exAnise esndidatss ~ positions % tssehsrs, met
N ths essesd dissrst grammar sohooi room on
Saturday, for ths parposs Of holding the sxamius-
uon. fhsrs we're prsssut Aftytwo ladies and Eve
ksntlersa, Ahopt twenty Of The ladiss were sp.
piissnts for pnsitions tssohsrs, and the others
osndidssss fos promotion. II 10 thought there will
Be . vacsney Ii the male gramm school Of the
Second district, the bsd health Of Mr. Wilson for
many yea,s an excellent teacher, compelling him
TO resign the position. In several schools whore
TIE tsaehsrs hsss been acting, . permanent sp.
posn.nsst will bs made. II found qualified for the
position. a.-lt
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eEoRoErowN ArrArns.

IxPRovKxHxfs. : Among the many I'M
prov.menn going on 10 lows, : very notiess6Is one
g the rsmodsling the Uuioa Hotel. corner II
Bridge and Washingtoa stvvsta THIS weII-knoWn
property was purohsssd net lsug siaes By r. A.
shinn, fsq, and 70 scw ssdsssoiue . Thorough
change The old roof has been removed, and
Msusards roof 10 IL eosrss Of esustruetioa which,
with the dorsss Windows 10 hsspins with the style,
evssthe whole building appearance similar 70 The
French Rsaaissanes. The interior 10 10 BE- flashed
In Ans style, With al the modern inprevsmsbts 90
necessary for the comfort and pleasure Of the guest
It 10 not necessary to give further description Of
the house, but sufhcs II to say tht whom hui.hsd
II will Be hrst-osss hotel, not merely having the
name, but possessing all the requisites thereto
The proprietor may hattsr himself that he will have
the thanks Of the citsens Of 9eorgstown for having
built hotsl that, % far 20 bssuty, oonvsnisncs,
and comfort are concerned, will compare favorsbly
with any In the District. The improvements are
being made from plans and drawings BY Mr.. n R
ssrle. architsct. corner Of Seventh and streets,
Warrington; Mr. J. Rhssm, contractor. and Mr.. b.
8. Parker, painter.
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:. THH CoLuxBrAN CoLLEoE ScHoLARsHrP.--
The committees Of the Board Of Trustees Of Public
Schools to award the Coiumbian College scho,sg.
ship ,nss At the school.houss corner u Fifth and
streets, on Saturday for the purposs OF examining
the contestants. The sxaminsiion was . very
rigid ono. and lastsd ON = N. to p m From
the First District grammar school the candidates
were William r Brown, J. Brsnmsrman, and Jas.
3 B,nss: from the second district, Charles Lusk.
W lliam Crews and john Judd, from the Third dis~
triet Henry Simpson and Edward Crsnch; from the
Fourth district, kdwsrd o. West, Giles Hsilprin
and 0eorgs D,v,s, tia thought the result Of the
examination will bs announced at the meeting Of
tie Board Tomorrow evening.
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AUCCION Sal Es.
GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE
~ IuhPs, wArsR PIPE, HiRs P.uos b., con.
TaE WATER. WORKS AT ofssBoRo'. Dss
arAarrasAsrsn ossnaAIs osyics,,
w...n.ro. o. ~. jar ~ ss'y,:;''' ,s..'
~ order Of tue oaartsrmsstsr 0s, sssi thsrs vfso
s, soa, On y hs prsn,.s pses asetos, .sd.s he q.
FRIDAY, July Is 1895 ais o'eoss :. Il. ss.i.v;.s.
d.oerie.d o,i s,s public % property. 70 VIII -
win t.e iiia.S '.:srs ia.: ssa. o. ,:.s ss;iss
roe, with all the necessary sPrurtsnassss Iaeiu ,inr
smoke stack hood steam s.ass tA.serof.' : ,es.s
CRATE bars, pipe. plugs, rsdusns pieces ae .is GOOD
Two worthinsto, ttesm Pores Pump., No. Q, 10 ,,.s
eyner, sbch .trote, Q, horse power sseh, sad sssh
per day coSsssss With them a.. I he r.asi.. ys,,ss
glands, eouphbss bsud., eibows doapIs valve oil
cups. as n. y ra%p. are comparatively sew, .sdi.
2 siss Y; Z. :,.:s s..;:!'ss ws':; & ~. '''''
$40 feet 2iueb wrousbt.iroa
aSs Sss f.:; f.:; ,},;.ss Inch cast on "
soCS isst N.Iseh
..h all the o.e-.-sry eosnsetoss, such Ts bssds
.sop-ro'k, elbows four Wy Pi ees 40 all 10 snesi-
for mstias .itsrsoas and rpair- 10 ~st-r ppe such
as e-cuttpg mschtnss, taps and dss, pysrs, crubs
drills punches, eanlkinr tools, 10
The depot s aec~s.ible by water aud vessels Of the
largest class can be l.adsd .t the wharf
Term: Cash, In 0ov-rsussi fusda ......
Deliveries vii b. made to purchaser on or bsfors
the nrst u-D day Of August next
boat for Giesboro' vii -uys the sxth street h.,s
every hour duriug ths Gay Of ,als
Any further Information thst may be ses,rs6 vtt -
gwen upon application, 10 p.r.o. or BY Letter 70 d "a
George 7. Brownins, A. q. n, a,e.boro', y o. or q
this once. JAAEs A RKiN
Brsvst Brig. Or. b. & A, /. charge.
(ezl-gyS first Division, q. T. o. o.
g ALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
~ aysssssT dssss sTnBhts, tksciho, wAAAvEs. ks, AZ
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PATENT SPRING BED!

Eleven years since Hiram FUCKER OF Boston patented
Spring Bed Of bis own ipvs tion, which has steadily
increased In popularity since that time and to-day
stands uurivalsd. Combuipg s- II aoes the several
requirement. Of comfort cleanliness, portabi ity dura-
blhty, and ohespuess, II may Justly be regarded as
household pscessity Tho.s who have once tested Its
mers will never abandon for any other ntrivanee
which has yet been devised for mans comfort during
the hours devoted to repose There nobing so essen
uAl to sound health snu.d sleep aud this IL
By the use OF Tucker's Patent Spring Bad.
Fur sale by JAS @. MCGUIRE L CO.,
1e2B IL peunsylyaui. m nd TAM .tra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-06

THE CHOLERA IN BALTIhoRE.-The Sun of
this morning says There were several cases
OF cholera reported yesterdy to DIR. @. f. Nor
gan, commissioner Of health Mr. John Bags
weli-known boot and shoe manufacturer
residing on Barre street, near Fremont, died at
O'Clock yesterday morning, from a violent at.
tack Of cholera. Mr. Is. had Just returned from
Philadelphia, mplaining OF sickness and il
is supposed the disease was contracted in that
city. He was about so years of age, was for
many years one ofthe visitors of the ctv iaiI
and was much respected citizen. Mrs Eliz-
abeth Schultz, residing at No 800 Alice Anna
street. died, after brief attack OF fcholera about
two O'Clock on Thursday afternoon. A yeuug
man, name unknown, residing at No Baker
street, near Pennsylvania avenue was at.
tackled yesterday, and died in a short time
DIR. Fossett reports his death TO have been
caused by cholera. Hughey Hymos, a young
colored man. living at No. 13f North Dallas
street was taken on Thursday with severe di-
arrhea, which soon assumed q cholera type
from which he died yesterday. DIR. Norris at
tended him. The deceased worked In an oys-
ter house. and bad parlaken freely Of raw oys-
ters. DR.. John +. Powell was yesterday morn
ing called to see SON OF Capt. Robinson. on
board OF vessel lying in the rear Of Brin kley
Reeves oyster packing establishments The
youth had been eating freely Of raw oysters
and although his disease had every symptom
OF choiera, he was last evening considered in
fair way Of recovery. Such being the cases
reported, II is evident that there is no general
prevalence OF the disease IN this CITY Balti-
more. indeed, appears freer or cholera than
other OF the cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-06

~General Alfred Dockery accepts the uor,
lnation OF the North Carolina Radicals for
Governor.
~John Harkins, OF Boston, was sentenoss
TO State Prison for life, in Taunton, Friday,
for the crime Of rape.
~Old Andres, q Ciciiian, Is the chief &C.
centric In Mobile. He eats raw fish, has a con.
tempt for whole clothes, hangs out perpetual
nag OF uuce. ans goes stark mad al the FULL of
1The Emperor of Austria is said to feel
MS defeat most keenly, and TO exhibit a most
woe-oeeope appearance on the few occasions
on which be allows himself TO be seen in pub
lie.
~Mr. Sampson, OF Middleboro', deemine IL
his duty TO hang himself last week conscien-
tiously performed the melancholy act. u t
0Henry w. Corbett the newly elected SEN
ator from Oregon, 10 about 20 years old ana
has been 20 Oregon about "a years, having re-
moved TO that Territory from New York =
sra Connecticut husband has cowhided a
photographer for selling photographs of his
wife, dIsheured with WHISPERS. ~
-~Mrs. Sonderhausen, being a little ,ealous
OF her husband, etraugfed herself with a
clothes line, In New York, on Monday.
~If would seem by the ne ws from Mexico
that Macmillan s.holds on his seat In the cad
die" i-.I rHst 30 b 20 : go -
s%1n the Superior Ccurt FOR .Brie,o, county.
Conn, David Siiveeter, Of New Bedford. w,s
convicted, Baet week. on q charge OF refu.
ing to allow 5 colored person 10 nlsv
oilhards I'm brs saloon. The case has eee1
carried to the Supreme Court on q point OF
law. .' .I.s- r--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-06

Rats are swarmIng in the northwest of
OHIO, destroying corn, potatoes, tomatoes, and
even climbing fruit trees and DESTROYING the
fruit. 1T f-A.
HThe population Of Italy, from the last
census, reaches nearly twenty three millions
which will be increased to twenty n ye mif
lions at least by the annexation Of the new
provinces. .' sA -h % - -1a .-0T
~The Russians are q very eccentric peo-
pie. II they get drunk. as they often do, II
shows itself in hugeing and kissing --bus bsin
confined to the male sex, the practice Is not
very popular among the American visitors.
- At the LAYING of the corner stone of the
Church Of the Messiah. IN Nrw York. on Wed
nesday, the dress Of a lady w>s set on fire N h
suppoeeo, by a lighted cigar ana she nareiy es.
capped being burnt to death.
ga considerable o. sstion has bpen created
in mechanic circles by, the discovery that
shset tIon will ssTse for beItns 10 place Of
lesfbef or uboer & s- fIa -ls rGxFIs va.
~ Resolved, .srhat tne ga, ID Is the Lord's,
and the fnllnets thereof Resolved. That toe
saints shan inherit the earth. Resolved, That
We are the SAints."Ey : F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-06

"PoLAR BEAR CLoAKs.-The new cloak
ings for the coming winter seasons are All of
the Polar bear order, tufted half an 10 ch thick
TO either round cloaks or tight fitting Carmen
ana can only be made into coats or loose MALE
tots, and only trimmed with the most extraya-
CANT Of buttons.
The latest fashion in buttons is to represent
upon them horses heads, dogs heads and also
sometimes the whole animal The bear, h.v
ing received It's share OF patronage among the
rest. has given the name 20 the shaggy coats
and sacks OF thick, white and light tn fled CLOTH
which are henceforth to be known as - Polar
bear" eloaks.
These cloths are very expensive, SIS and sIs
per yard, but they are wide, and so, fortunately
II does not take many yards 10 make q cloak
The "AlpIne" cloaking is beautif al; az Is of
thick. white wool, or striped IN colors blue or
cerise. and as used only for opera eloaks, or an
all white, or carriage paletots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-06

Observation-Disclosures September, the uum-
Der of Immigrants that arrived at Castle Gar
den, New York, from abroadS has 49, ,4S2, being
brought by 81 vesseis.twe Of w = h were arneri-
can vessels, and the others foreign OF the i'm
from Liverpool, 3ls2 from Bremen. 2,405 from
Hamburg. l, vi from London, 4S9 from q las.
cow, 1886 from Havre, 3s5 from Copenhagen, I6i
from Antwerp, Ie7 from Londonderry, and IS
from Madeira. From January 4 to October 8,
1s66, l6e,622 immigrants have arrived At Ne w
forr, as compared with ~, ,2is during the same
period of 1855. .sa4 .rt- 80 - ~ = ~ =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-06

THE ODD EELLows.-Returns from ell the
Lodges Of the Independent Order OF Odd Eel
lows IN the United States, except those in
Texas and North Carolina, received at the re-
cent meeting of tue Grand Lodge in Baltimore
Lodges is I7a.175, ana of Eneampments. rs. ,ss,
Pennsylvania has the largest mem bership,
81, US in the Lodges, and 5,944 in the Eucamp-
ments; Ohio is next, with p, SOS mem bers OF
Lodges, and 4,5f members Of Encampments
Maryland has ll,446 members of Lodges aud
1,4C2 members Of Encampments; Indiana H.
2s3 members OF Lodges, and 2.3a& members OF
Encampments; District Of Columhis, 2,I56
members of Lodges, and GA members of En-
campments. The total amount of relief granted
during the last year OF the States was about
S6Oo 900, of which Pennsylvania granted SI7o. :
AL; Maryland. 81 pos; Ohio, S60,l74; Indiana
S41,527 and District Of Colum ba, slO,2S32s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-06

SUICIDE OF A SPIRITUALIsr.-As spiritualist
named Richard Ayers committed suicide Sat.
urday in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania~by hanging
himself TO the balustrade OF the stairway in the
second story Of his residence. He had for A
long time been Iaboring under kind OF mania
which led him TO oelieye that his body was be-
witched by some adverse spirits. He threat.
his spirit might receive fair play" On Satur-
day he took q clothes line and went up stars
Immediately after breakfast saying TO his wife /:
"rhere was no use in delaying IL any longer:
his body must be disposed Of" His wife
thought little Of the remark. but afterwards
when she went up stairs, she found him hang.
ing quite dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-06

A IoCNG AssAssIN.-The Memorial ~
Amens, France, recounts an extraordinary
crime just committed at Baringham ky a bo v
named Francois Bodeiin, nine years and eight
months old. a woman was returning from
her work In the fields when she saw tne lao,
VINO was we'll known in the neighborheod as
an IDLE mischieyous little fellow, in a field OF
beans, apparently stamping on something and
on her advancing 10 see what he was doins he
walked away quite unconcerped. On her ar
rivol at the spot she found a little girl named
Marie q uene, hve years and a half old, bathed
in blood, having received fifteen stabs with a
knf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-06
TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED BY DIR
eTRICKLAND,S PILE RRMRDY

MT. GIAss. ot JahesFiIIs Wfsconsin writes for
has been troubled for eight. years with an aggra.
ysted case Of Piles and bic brother was ed
from the army a. tncur9ble, (he being Qnite para
lyzed with the Piles Both these distressing cases
we're cured With one bottle Of DIR 6TRICKLANDS q
PILE REMEDf. The recommendation of these
gentlemen: beside the daily Testimonials recei we'd
by Dr. strickland, ought 70 convince these SD DER
Ing that the most aggravated cases OF Plies
are cured BY DR.. etricklands Pile Remedy It ia
ssld by DruReiste everywhere. Sold by j. w
avenue and 500 9th street oo ~ "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-06

AN UNEXPECTED M MKssEsaRR-Last Thurs.
day afternoon two boys, named Gordon and
Rlch, were quietly lying on the ground under
tree in an open lot in Brighton, Mass when
a Minnie bulletstruck Gordon in the leg, iust
below the knee, passing downward, lodged
some fonr inches below where il entered The
boys made their way to the Office OF surgeon,
who extracted the ball from young Gordon,s
leg, and the wound is now healing. Neither
OF the boys heard any gun discharged. and
probably the person who fired the shot was
not aware OF the harm he caused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-06

MAxIMILIAEs SPKEcH.-It IL astonishing
with what tenaciousness Maximiiian clinrs 70
bis tottering throne in Mexico, after the rest
OF the world has abandoned his cause as home
less. His speech, made al the national anniyer
sary in the city of Mexico. is a marvel. He
says 81 am still firm in the position which
the voters OF the nation have made me oc.
cupy;' sit is not in adverse moments thai
true Haps6urg abandens his post;' ssthe ma
lority OF the nation elected me 20 defend its
most sacred rights" sthe Almighty should
therefore protect MS" and much more of ike
import. IL has become plainly evident that
Maximilian does not intend to leave whilst he
can DO so with an appearance OF dignity, bu {
is waiting TO be driven from Mexico by main
force,