davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21
G. EORG z IT o WN.

HEAD WINDs.-T The schooner Artist rrs-
viously reported 90 missing, arrived here this
morning, ii days from Baltimore. Vessels from
the north and esst are making very long time
in their trips. Cne schooner Is repoE ed as
hsying left philadelphia FOR " Washington on the
81 instant. and has not been heard from since,
and two or three vessels which left Boston as
late as the 9Th have net yet been heard from.
ARRIvsp-,Besides the Artist, above noted,
the arrivals have been the schooner Ann r.
Valentine, Bayliss, from jacksonville. Fla,
with lSe,0t0 feet OF pine lumber, for Wheatley
BIOS; schooner Albert Mason, from Gardiner,
Me-, With 10 tons ice, - the kennebec Ice Co;
Margaret Ella, William Henry. and Kitty Ana,
froEa Alexandria, with an aggregate of 5000
bushels Of wheat, 20 Hartley Bros: schooner b.
ii. Lambert, with 500 bushels white corn. 20
same; schooBers Annie Edith, with s 500 bushels
corn h 2. Barnes, Nth $40 bushels oats auI
2,4o5 bushels Germ, and Martha skinner, with
3.C34 bushels corn. from Baltimore. consig nsd 20
Mark Young; canal boat Roan Top Cement
No. 2, with tan bark, 20 JoHn b.. Cox.
ARREsTs-A colored man, naUed Cano, was
arres-ed this morning under the following CIR
cumstances: Il seems that he, together with
three others, went into Mrs. Anne Young's dry
goods store, or Bridge street, where ono of the
party purchased goods 70 the amount OF - and
more, paying for the same with 1--WE dollar bin .
ont OF which he received the change aud then
shpped the nve-dOllar note from its resting
place. thus making of with the five-doilsr note,
the goods and the change. Besides the abo ye,
there were II arrests made here Tor various
minor offenses N the last p hours.
DAVID EDEs. Eso., OF this city, Is on the street
today after an absence at some fourteen
Eonths in Europe. He arrived in New York
yesterday on the Baltic in compaDs with his
sister. Nj Edes. who was in good health. and
left New York fer Newport.
JHE PUMP corner OF p anu Potion &C streets,
which furnishes cool drinking water for the
residents ia that nsighbOrhoOd during the heated
term, has bean out OF order Tor some days past,
greatly 10 their inconvenience. Won't the
board Of public works come TO their relief, ~
they are not getting much in the way of i'm
ErovementS otberwiseP
TWELVE GREELEY MgS or the 81 dlstr;c CT 10 e
ka.lrn 49, In Me
their number a comn1ittee 10 call a public
meeting at some future time. The commit
consists of MesSrs. Prodigy, Cropley, Robertson,
kelleher, Harper, Hunter, Roder ard Denn-
fpFfn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21
story OF "a wsyyar,, wife.

DESERfEON, ADULTERY, AND DEATH.
Notice was received yesterday at the coroner 9
Office that a young German won An named Ida
Kruger, aged II years, had com mitted suicide
early in the morning by taking Paris green. &.
~ Essex street. II appears that a few years ago
Ida married German named Francis Kruger,
who has reached the mature age OF b. Owing,
principally, TO the disparity in their ages toe
couple did rot live as happy together as could
have been desired. In priI last MIR. Kruger
formed the acquaintance of young IL an named
Peter Halle, who finally won her affections
and took her away from her husband. They
lived together for about six weeks when Mr..
Kruger appears to have COZ tired of her
second admirer and returned to her lawful
husband again, who, however, for some time.
refused 10 have anything to do with her.
Mrs. Kruger mother came to the rescue, and
alter SEINE persuasion Kruger finally agreed
TO allow his wife TO live with him again
About two months ago Halle again appeared
on the scene and tried to persuade Kruger
young wife to go away with him again. This
time his advances were met with a decided
refusal by Mrs. Kruger. Halle would not be
denied and threatened TO shoot Kruger If re
interfered With him, and went 70 far rs to visit
the house daily. The wife, however, warned
her husband OF Halie's Interviews and prevented
the first act in the tragedy, but the excitement
appeared too much for the woman, and yester-
day morning when her husband went into her
room (toT they occupied separate apart
ments), he heard her breathing very heavily
and on STOPPING dcYn 70 kiss her, he at once
perceived tLat something was the matter. He
Immediately sent for doctor, but his services
were of no avail. she had taken large dose
OF Paris green, and died in about an hour. The
mother of the deceased arrived shortly after
her daughters death, and, as alleged, tried to
cast some suspicion upon tue husband BY reno
wing The piliow-eases from her daughters bed
and putting them on the bed occupied by KTr-
ger. Coroner Schirmer will hold an inq uest
". J. Star, ooh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21
Total. coo gifts. ali Cash,
SaOO.OnO

Total A.CyS tlits. all cash, c3UO,O0U
The Hon Thos u. Bran Iette. late Governor
in the management OF tins second Grand Gift Con-
cert, and he viii personally see that tue money FROM
that the drawing Is fairly conducted and the gifts
Justly awarded and promptly paid.
of the audience, and under the Immediate supeTvi-
sion and direction Of the officers and Trustees OF the
pnbG ,S q a no sns IGoSs
consented 10 be present and see that all is fairly
Hon, NJ. r HARDIN. Judge Court Appeals. Ky.
Hon. }. PROCTOR KNOTT, late NJ. Q. Lebanon
hon. 81. W. BRUOE. Judge 9th Judicial Dis. Ky.
Gen. Ell H. MURRAY, u. ;. Marshal Dist. Ky.
Hon. T. b. COCHRAN, Chancellor Lou. Chan
Hon. i, B. sTASpIFoBD, President Farmers aud
Hon. JoHs BARBEE, Manager Royal Insurance
Col. Pr II. LEE, Com Atty Ninth Judicial Dis.
Ut. G. GRAHAM. founder Graham Cabinet.
DR.. 7. s. BELL, Prof. NJ edicsl University, Louis
Hon. j. q. BAXTER, Mayor Louisville.
Hon T Z. BURNETT, City Attorney.
HENRY WOLFORD, Tressurs II Louisville.
PHILIPJUDGE Of the Louisville Hotel Company.
JAMES BRIpGEFORD. Pres: ID National Bank.
VIC D; %HIPs' PropEtietor1 willard Rotsl
Il. VICTOR SEWOohB, hrm Of hewcomb, Bueh-
HENRY DEEPEN, President German Bank.
ANDREW GRAHAM, tobacco and cotton merchr.
Dr. NORYIN GREEH, Pres. Lao. shcrt-li1e X Il.
VOL BOSE AsiHs sd1%; r ETPTI SG%EnJ
v. II. n alhnL hhhml .' Wee President.
fHkaERs' ) IkoyEss, BAsk; Treasure.
address ThoMA ksl =; skA p1br Ii,sr,
Agent Public hhPshy Lo1f sH KY h0fAr'
Circulars, giving full particulars, sent on appiea
Few York ofice. 600 Broadway, under the
charge of Major Thos. II. Hays. jyS-t.&f Am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

TO "stand on tribes"
" John Morrissey has made $4,000 at
osrs'oes 'h's season. Who wouldn't be tiger?
- rtttseurg Is a2itating the coolie quesd a.
With the thermometer az 95 in the shade - is not
10 be blamed. - - "''
SDr. Livingstone forwarded his diary To his
ughter, sealed and not TO be opened until his
retuTn or death.
~ADcther authentic case of hydrouhohia ia
reported from Kentucky in the person OF a laiv
OF color who was bitten by dog thirty odd wears
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

FATAL EFFECIs OK THx ExrRF.fE HEAT-
FaT Gases = SlHg'T0ls and Tee DeG'ks-
~ r. Patrick WEIGH, grocer, a. the corner OF ith
AID Il s,ISe,s northwest, yesterday afternoon
We overcome b. tie heat, and died IN about
I've hours attST TIE attack.
AIGilla Butler, the COlOTed Porter a b. p
Morse. = grocery store, was saRstruck yester-
ldy Afternoon. After medical assistance was
rendered he was sent 20 his home, where il IS
hoped &c vii recover.
Mil ,iaJaeS IL Smith, formerly of Indiana
a clerk ia the office OF Third ASSISTANT Post
master General TAYLOR. aaG JSCa complaining
~ he effects of the heat for several dave L4=
@HC AT the Of.lo yesterday, when he suifeTet
20 much DAT &c bad % ~ 10 his room, on f2th
s'fJet- between q aI4 Il. re continued to
grow worse, when DR.. y. u. Bushnell was sent
Ter and found the patient suffering from con-
e ~-'cH 81 ne lung. bJOug'.l yu bv .he heat
re - is7u-lr 81 tlTuCs, aEd n spite of AZ
rene ~ 'lr''~0ef "a gryI worse, and died a.
an esT.y hour t1tS U,IaIu-. The Grand Army
% lie Republic. OF which be Was member
t4Ve taseu Ci.sI- e ~ the remains and will send
rHem - ln'iana. The father % the deceased in
tisi -'s.,t LIS been tCieETa-l5I fJT.
- o.. 0.ci1tS y. II. yesterday afternoon, ThCs.
:. tFz Z. '1'UT .. was overcome ~ the heat. while
"a ~a- driving agpn. near tue corner OF 18th
sI.u < streets. t.Hoer L-IrcNs gcCb TIN 20 his
20 RE - Gec-- lygu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

COMING EyZNTs.-The Home journal an
nounces several interesting marriages in pros
poet Lord Walter Campbell, of New York
brother OF the Marquis OF Lorne, to the daugil-
ter OF the Bishop OF Rochester; John Stnyve-
SAINT Cruger, OF New York, to Natalie DOuse
niece of President f'iar-. and William Hamp-
stead. Of the marin zer' ice. 10 Ida Greeley,
daughter OF our later Franklin and democrat
candidate for the Presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

Strike TROUBLEs IN BRooKLYN.-Theg grain
elevator at Fay's dock, Vierman street, Brook.
lyn, If protected By the police against the mem
bers Of the Longshoreman's Society, some OF
whom threatened - drive the non society meu
from work. The latter were employed yester-
day in place of discharged society men. The
police have orders to drive away any mob which
may appear, and to arrest all persons attempt
ing = interfere with the men al work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

SARATOGA RACES YEsTRRDAY-The first
race, Tor two-year Olds, three-fourths of a mile
for LOO, was won by Count d'Orsay; time,
I:i94. The second race, for $500. one and one
eighth miles, for three-yes olds, was won by
Experience oaks; time, 1877 <. The third race,
a free handicap, foT SCC0, tor al ages, one mile
and three quarters, was won 10y Mary Lousa
time, minutes. The betting was very heavy,
and the race unusually exciting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

DISCOVERY OF ANOTHER WONDERFUL CAVE
wonderful cave has just been discovered in
Kansas, which has a lake of pu-e, clear water
extending almost from the entrance, in a north
eaSs direction, as far as the vision OF the dis
coverer could reach. He threw stones as far as
possible, and could hear nothing bat the splash
Ing sound that water gives, echoed back to him.
The height OF the roof above water is seven or
ejp.lt feet,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

NAPOLEON THIRD ISTHRvIEwRD.-In an in
terview by correspondent Of the London Tel.
egrath with the ex-Emperor Napoleon, he satd
that he did not consider the approaching meet
ing Of the Emperors OF Germany, Russia AND
Austria any Indication Of danger To the peace OF
Europe. He keenly criticised the expenditure.
of the administration Of the government Of
France By NJ Thiers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

TIE MACE-O'BALDEIN FIGUr.-A large
crowd of sporting men left Philadelphia by the
11i0 O'Clock train last night on the Pennsylva-
MA railroad for Pittsburg, from which place
hey will cross into West Virginia, where the
fight between Mace and O'Ballwin will take
place. Tie ropes ana all necessary apparatus
went with the party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

REVIVAL MEETICGs.-At the Hamline NJ f.
Church a series OF revival meetings have been
been commenced, under tie superintendence OF
the pastor, Rev. q. G.. Baker. and there are 6
number of seekers OF the " perfect love" bless
IDgs at the altar nightly.
az the 9th-street 81. l.. Church, (fOImerly
Wesley Mission,) Rev. III. f. b. Rice pas Jr, 6
very Interesting meeting Is in progress. and
since Sunday night there has been niue CONVEX
ssons reported, and eight persons are now seek
Ing forgiveness OF +heIr sins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY--A few davs since
q colored man stole two boxes of cigaIs from the
drug store of Mr.. Wm. X. Stone. on the corner
or 7th and q streets and was pursued for some
distance by Mr.. Stone, who failed 10 overtake
the thief. Last night, between Q and 10 O'Clock
two sisters OF Mr.. Stone discovered man ia the
residence over the store, and, giving the alarm
the would.be burglar escaped through one of
the parlor windows jumping to the pavement,
twelve or fifteen ieet below. II lie etUIDs a
warm reception rs prepared for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

TIE DIAMOND FIRLDs.-A San Francisco dis.
patch says An abundance of rubies, almandinel
and chalcedony was recently found by Col
Orado pa. ~ which explored the treasure land il
Arizona quite thoroughly. Brilliant crystals
were also obtained, which we're claimed to bt
diamonds, but were not generally believed to bt
suCh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

BAKERS STRIKE IN DuRLIN-A strike of the
iourneymen bakers OF Dublin has caused "A mos:
intense excitement in that city. Hundreds OF
riotously disposed women were in the streeJ,
yesterday pouring i'm precautions on the heads Of
the master bakers, and it was feared there
would be an attack on the shops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

improvement ever made in cooking. Ease and
economy combined. Suited to the need OF all,
Meat cooked without contact with water or
Two ounces saved in the pound. Testimonials
from some Of tie best people of this city and
elsewhere. Call and examine, at the Slate
Mantel and Chandelier Ware Rooms OF Hamil-
ton n Pearson, Z. III. z. A. Building, 9Th and
ID streets. 6
DR.. WHITE, CktT0P"GISf, treats Corn, Bun-
Ions, Club and Ingr0wing Nails, &C.. without
pain, so the patient can walk with ease imIne-
dtately. Operating rooms, SIS 18th ST., opposite
U. 5. Treasury.
THERMOMETERS aud Baroneters are repaired
and made to order BY Henlpler. near u street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21
PIANOS, &c.
6 900, 900.
Second Grand Gift Concert
~ AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
AT LOUISVILLE, KENTuCKY,

AT Louisville, KENTuCKY
By authority in the ac- Of the Legislature iacor
porsting the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
the II ustees VIII give their
Second Grand Gift Concert
II the cres. hall Of the Public Library building In
Louisville. Ny, on
SATURDAY, ssPTENsER -. Is92.
100000 TICKETS OF ADMISSION
tickets. go n whole tickets fer sI a Tor s25s
IS Tor 500 lI3 tor 81 Oao; 2s5 for $3.50; 81 10.
S5U@ No discount On less than SljJ worth -
tickets az q time.
During the concert the sum Of
$500, GOO IL CURRENCY
viii be given 10 the holders Of tickets h. distribution
by lot Of ONE THoISAkD GIETs, as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21
LIVERY STABLES.
FAMILY SUPPLIES:

HHOECE GROCERIES
" AT REDUCED RATES.
FLOIE.
Roet FAMILY, SS Per quarter Mi sa~t
BEST fAiEA- : - per quarter ihI -srk
SGGtk
GOOD BROWS SUGAR allie ca-ts r,r AZ
BSstCoIFEE d.. ., iiS S' a5si pr =. n d,
COFFEE.
Best BIO. IS cents per H.
best BIO, roasted. % cents pe- To-
beet JAVA, = oeuts Der a.
best JAVA roasted, = cents p1fIb
TEAS.
t kipe IhPERIAL, g rer n
k ki9s euNPeS~DkI, sIE rsl
Irst ocLONG. q PEI 10.
bes' JAPAN, 81 per 10.
We Invite the special attention Of our patr,,s
su Tie lIbIic generally, 20 the above auttarioT-.
ea-s. SIrtiIeies nent9ned ere ~ recent purchase
oa,e.nI!y selected Tor our family trade, an "
quality. ' - 'O'iVsouieo ~
Goods delivered free 70 sny part O. the city.
II. q. BOwsER a C(s
DEALER ~ CHOICE GROrEgyrS.
70S X STREET,
- @-z-- u LEPcStfs N1TfssrH Mas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

RELIEF FOR THE FRET-Fss, ~ per FIsi..-
Corns extracted without pain; Bunions. Bad
Nails, &c, relieved and cured, at DIR. Whites
No. $50 18th street, opposite Z. 5. Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21
CITY LIE III s.

FIRE BLACK CLOTH COATS and Vests, now
opening, made by the best customer worknen
$50. &. HEEEIEG.
No. 40 9Th street y W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

ANOTHER RAILROAD CCNrANY INcOEPOR-
ATED.-MesSrs. ). 4. SuIt, y. +. Chapman. Il.
p. Brooke u. :. Walker, -. y. Brooke w. =
AurJaEh. and 4. II. Bliss have filed cert ficata
OF iucOTT Grafton for the Connecting Railroad
Company The ROAD they propose - construct
commences AZ a point ON the Washington branch
O. Tie Baltimore ana Ohio railroad, between
highlands ana Hyattsy.Lc, Turs thence = ne
hC-'.7g ater> Of oxen ran. and down the valley Of
s-i1 f-n % near Is mOStL. AVID thence to : 'eN-
'.Eyfia - bridge, also a. a point near the Ii
Fi4rg Inc o. SVa.d4ny and BlqdensbuTg dis
tri,'>, On the uue OF tire Washington city and
IolFt Lookout rai'rCaC, b. the most direct and
IrsS i4yab.e route 20 3 point on the Eastern
branch, near Behring'S bridge, thence 10 the
cUTIeI ~ BoUudlTy and 18th street east. thence
~ street. 20 5th street northeast entire DIS
tauC-. I he capital stock j. 900 shares Of 500
each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

IN1vaCTIOS DESIEp.-In the case of Rich
art N against tie boevd OF public works the
!, s-5.ct court to-day, II special term, denied the
application for Injunction, and discharged the
~ ...aiug C-tsT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

A DISTRESSING CASE OF SUICIDE occurred in
New York on Sunday afternoon, the 18Th inst.
by her husband four years ago, was shortly to
be married again, when she was startled by
letter from her truant husband, who was living
in New Orleans. The unexpected receipt of this
letter had such an effect upon her that she be-
came partially insane, and, seizing an opportu-
nifty when she was alone for a few minutes,
hung herself by a clothes-liEe to q nail behind
the door of the room. When found she was
unite dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

Is-T RGvE1EETs AZ SOLDIERS HpTE.-Sclle
tv5 sr Prov EcUtS have recently been made -
re Soldiers and Sailors Home. TwO additional
buildings lave been lately finished. similar in
design and -iz" e. those occupied b. the COVER
nor 0f the home and other officers. one OF which
va occupied = SuIlIn-r residence Dy Mr..
lincoln Tie new buildings STe intended for
Ct-rf> and T5-,doEces Of some OF tie officers o.
Tie bone. They arc constructed Of granite,
Seneca sud blUe stone, av3 presCi a. a very hand
soI-, u IS-Ia1ce. SEM Of tlC avenues around
The grounds have alsU been improved. The
statue OF General Winfield Scott TO be erected II,
these grounds viii, when completed. he about as
high rs tne Battle Monument Ia Baltimore, anu
viii h easily seer from the Capitol and other
rctr-S- VIE home has now about @GT inmates,
ctiy @. whom src Ia hospital. Il was originally
eStal-. shed by Genera. Scott, y III MONEY
brought hy him from Mexico, amounting 70
stoF- sl'f'" which Wa sent - AiIu b. the
HeNICsus AZ the hope OF tTibiDg him 70 betrav
his trust. The home Is a UOs. ar, lCtiya place
Tor visitors Cu account OF II. beautiful park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

MURDER or POSTMASTER BY KUKLUX-
Adyices from southeast Missouri state that Ma
rioL Weeks, postmaster at Rice Hill, Reynolds
county, was shot and killed by an unknown
party on Saturday last. liz is alleged this is an
other kuklux case, il being asserted that Weeks
was murdered becaus he had given information
to United States Commissioner Stewart at fron-
ton regarding certain persons implicated In the
whipping OF MIR. Callahan some weeks ago. No
arrests have vet been made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

A BRAVE CHILD.-Yesterday morning, about
H. O'Clock, when most OF the swimmers at Goth
street natatorium had retired from the water, q
man, apparently poor swimmer, ventured out
in The stream, and had scarcely made dozen
strokes when he began to sink. AS there were
no men IN the immediate vicinity, he would
have been lost without fail had il not been for
the heroic conduct OF little Setback. a boy about
nine years of age. lie happened TO swim near
by, and when he saw the man in danger imms-
dlstely dashed for him to render him assist
auce.-N, 4, Times, 20th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

EEMiss Jex Blake and her young lady friends
have obtaided judicial decision Affirming their
right TO attend the lectures at the University of
Edinburgh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21
LOCAL NEWS.
ExCursions, Pic.Ntc-, &c.

Picnic 81 fhe Schuetzen Park to-day for
s. Don I'C's rev church.
EarSba'i Han Pavilion nov open FOR the re-
e-Pr.CH OF picnic parties.
Daily excursions - Mount Vernon on the
Etoams. Arrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

TER wATER-PowgR driving the mills at Low
eli, assachusetts, is decreasing, and steam is
now being introduced to supply the necessary
force. Lowell is situated at the con-
fuence OF the Merrimac and Concord rivers
ard the wGter-power OF that extensive manufac,
turing city is derived from several canals run
mig from those streams. The Concord river,
however, is now very low, and the twenty mills
factories and shops deriving power from this
OF the supply is due to the drawing of OF the
Sudbury river to furnish Boston with wafer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

QCARREIHD WITH A WOMAN AND Cor THE
WORST OF TT.-Oficer Mcmahon found a man
'lst night. who gave TIE name OF Chas. Forbes
lying or the Pavement or 18th s. rect, between
the Avenue and z stTest, bleeding from wounds
IN tie head. Inc Of Ger assisted him % the
of &C OF DE- Bi.sS. when DT lschings dressed his
head, after which De vas sent to his home. on
I9tS s,scCt. between and l. streets. The OFF,
Ger reports that &C subsequently ascertSiued
that ECaoDs lad been guerTe.Ing with q woman
a. lad character, ant that Es had got the worst
OF q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

NV CORPCBATIOrs-Messr y. ". ThOrlp-
sCu, =. ). Parker. q. a. Rat, Nm. THOMPSON
JCEu Nzn>snt, I. l. Casey. g.. 4. McfIhenHv
and Nu- Myers have. under TIC general incoT-
Iosation act. tiec . uaPer 90 incorporate them
selves - The Lice Magnetic Gas Light
COMPANY for Lighting and eNtinguishing g9s
Nights under tie patent OF John NapSant.
r. LARSON. Il. GOebel ard 4. BOdemeT have
rlea a certificate OF incorporation OF the indie
pendent German Protestant Church.
l. II. StrasbUrger. Il. N0rdlinger. l.. Grad
wCb'. Iul'rS Louis and NJ. =. Young have fitted
- certificate &c INCORPORATE the Mt. Sinai He
brew SOcisty OF Georgetown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

MATILDA HERoN AFTER THE MONEY OF HER
LATE HUSBAND, BYRNE.-Iatilda Heron
T. rne Stoepel has applied for recognition as
the widow Of Henry ByrBe, OF California de
ceased, ard asked the probate court in San
Francisco to allow her two hundred dollars per
month from the estate, pending the final settle
mslt Of the case. She was in court Monday,
ard veEemently denied ever having been d.
yCTCed from ByTne, claiming that she left him
on account OF her religion, ana married Stoepel
under the impression that ByTne had obtained
divorce from her. Mr.. Carpenter, an executor
under the will, denies that she was the legal
wife OF the deceased, and claims that the debts
due will absorb nearly the entire estate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

SUICIDE In BALTIMoRK.-About four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, colored woman named
sngeline Savage, aged Is years, living at No
l42 York street, was taken suddenly with an
apparent fearful illness, and upon Investigation
II was found that she had taken laudanum. Be-
fore medical aid could be obtained she was a
corpse, having destroyed her own life. The only
cause assigned for the rash act is domestic infe-
lefty; her husband, as 1t appears, deserted her
several weeks ago. DR.. Doneyin, coroner, held
an INQUEST, and, after hearing the testimony,
rendered a verdict of suicide.-Bdt. Sun, today.