Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-24
EVENING STAR.

SUICIDx OF a YOUNG MAN-"AH for Lor,'.''-
Yesterday morning. about O'Clock, the DO ty
OF a man was found floating in the water a.
HarrlSOHs bridge. At Spring Gardens IL was
recognized a. the body OF a young man named
John II. TIcsing, who had been absent from
his home, No. ~ HOllIns street, since SUNDAY
evening. Coroner SpIcer was notii led and sum
mOECd . jars Of inquest. At the examination
O. vas SIC EE tia tie young An IN had for some
time manifested affection for young girl
named Emma IS8mert, bat that the latter
alter receiving attentions from him for some
TINE. informed lin that she did not wish his
company any more. OnSunjay evening last the
Young man proceeded ~ Zwan.zer Grove ON
The Annapolis road, about a mile from the city,
WhtTe he met the object ct his affections.
Wien they were about to return home ne asked
the young ia!y the privilege OF acting a. her
escort. which she refused, telling him he pre-
frITcd 20 return with the company with which
she came, p gentleman and lasly. The vouny
man IEpoItUIsed her, and said " would be the
LAST time he would ask the privilege. The girl
still refusing Il accept his COMPANY, the yoIng
man. when about two or three squares from the
bridge IN question, LETT the crowd. and that was
the Ia; seen OF him until the recovery OF his
body. II was also shown before the Jury that
the deceased had been IN depressed state q.
mind for some time. consequent upon the girl
T6fus,T:- Z" accept h- attentions. 4 verdict o.
suicide ~ drowning was rendered b. the iury.
The asc";.~-i was a5out % years OF age.-BIti-
H.rTs SsH. 2t.:.
WIZ Don FASNIS@ C5ur. JS-lt NJ fir
:. : seem strange thar the act ~ propeling a
Cu;Ic;I 81 warm ar against the face siOu
ErOdu~s a sensation OF GOODNESS, and vet. even
where Tie arr y at n temperature OF ,r6 degrees
~ the sEaIr. or even one hInslred in the sun the
act 81 tanning tends 10 cool Us, AMI it we sit in
a strong draft. we may he so chilled that "A
severe cold viii he the result In most cases
the slightly chilling effect is produced by the
bringing Of fresh particles OF this slightly cooler
air n contact with the face. But the amount OF
this effect j. tcO slight . make any marked
difference. and the results is evidently due to
some other caUse. This carse = the eva3ora-
ton of the preparation, and the consequent
absorption and removal of heat.
IRISH lECEUITs FoR FRASCE.-A Dublin let
ter OF q" 9Th sayS: News haS Just reached
here from Cork 10 the effect that in one Of the
leading mercantile houses in that city the en-
thUSia>m of the employees in favor of France
hS> been 30 great that IL has assumed the practi-
cal form Of = determination 10 JOIN the army OF
lagraE5- milton, and that several names have
been aIreafv furnished 10 the To II of volunteers
for that honorable but dangerous purpose. IL
n, however, arranged TO ascertain, in the first
instance, whether the services OF the volunteers
will be accepted by the French military au-
thOrities. a. an impression prevails that any
offer OF the kind coming from foreigners, at
least for the present, will be declined.
HEARD FEoM.-Bull Run Russell has been
heard from A lettle from Mayence. SAYS
The French caution against journalists has
had its effect here, snd - vet, have only heard
OF two passes being given-one to a Tribune
correspondent, and another TO DR.. Russell. He
has had the assurance to pain on the cab. or
''krCskv.' as we call them here, he has hired
CDR. Russell. Times correspondent, Haupt
QUARTER, ATmee Corps He made trium-
plant PROCESSION drought Mayence on Thurs
day, and excited no small merrimsnt among the
Ofieers.
egA graveyard inscription in Kennebunk,
Me, afS thus: Poor 10 his head Is level
row III IL never WAS before"