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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18
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Der beim Gntpidelun9saana Der
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Semmi4ub mitpislt. Sas 6iirften Die
bunbesbefiHsnen Maursr ni4t ib.risben.
Wer Sobes eritrebt, mub Sobes einiebsn.
SIN Sinns Der r6mi51. fatb olii d. pGpfii,
den unfsblbarteitstir4e Tam Elm Greimau-
rer ab oIut ni4t mebr GbrtR
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iiub feine s briten mebr r, mir fnb
S%reimaurer, nidts msbr, ni9ts peniaet,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18

graf S'Afeamtara, Der YrdiSsnt Der
@sIsaidaft Oeuvre du Denier de saint
Pierre in Sent, 1T pom B. Batter gum @roB.
frsu3 bss Srbsns oes b. @eorss srnannt
iporbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18

- Mansel on &aum nOtbisen uns
2 gOrreiponoenseh auf nd6iesmal Surid-
3ule9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18
Ratbclifher &irhcn &alentcr.

WrGucl b. @eltu.-W attb. "a, 1876.
cnnt. ben % Rcptmb. 26. n. pf. GGciIia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

Ais WELL THAT ENDS wRLL-A DHsI-y
Bridegroom and a Pair Bride-It Gill be remsm.
oeIed that one day last week Miss Markham
comtly white girl, seventeen years of age, m ALE
Information before the actlns-mayor charging
NICHOLAS waters, a young mulatto, with seiuc-
uou under the promise 70 marry. A hearing
was had In the case, at which il was developed
that the girl was more in love with her seducer
than he was with her, that even before the time
tie act IL alleged to have taken place, she used
all her arts to bring him into a matrimonial
alliance with her. He held back however, stout
~ refusing TO listen to he- propositions for them
to run away together sDc be happy, giving As q
reason that 1t would disgrace hum forever In the
eyes OF his people if he were to marry a white
girl. at the hearing however, he seemed TO
reaiize that the girl had gotten the upper
hand of him, and, accepting the situation with
a. good grace as was possible under the circum-
stances, expressed his willingness to marry her
Her parents were with her at the time, and AT
their suggestion she refused to accept him,
although IL was apparent that IL cost her an effort
TO do go. he was committed TO Jail for trial.
where be remained until this morning when
she appeared and informed him that She was
willing TO marry him at any time. He was the
same, and upon his assurance that he would bs
all to her that she could desire in a husband
the arrangements were made. Squire SNYDER
was summoned, and the two repairing 10 the
county-cleTk's Office were there united, after
which they departed for the home of her par
eDts, he having been released from iail on his
own recognizance.-PIts,ary EUeniag Ledger,
2Sth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

20 "A druggist at Augusta, has just been fined
Tor keeping u small quantity of closet wine in
his store, ordered by physician for a patient
SJ. Z. Smith, discharged employe of the
Alabama and Chattanooga railroad, made an
sttack on Saturday morning on Wm X. Garlic,
treasurer, at Chattanooga, Tennessee VINO shot
and killed him in self-defence.
ArOne OF the guests at the United States ho-
kl, saratoga, Is the widow OF a wealthy citi-
zen OF bunalo. She Is sixty years OF age. She
II accompanied by her widowed son-in-law,
sho Is Just half her age. There two persons
are engaged TO be married, ana will be united
1"Julius," the Oldest lion in the United
states, Tor many years attached 90 Van Am
burgis, Forepaugh's and other menageries died
Win lung fever last week on the way back 70
New York. He cost 50 500, was thirty-one
years old, kille d two men and a humber OF aul-
mails, snc died In Jersey.
- they tell Of q negro preacher in the South
Carolina Legislature who would never take more
than SO for his vote. IL was perfectly right,
be thought, 70 sell his vote, but il was ali wrong
To ark too high price fer it. The morality OF
his procedure he summed up by saying: "Dis
ing OF gettn' 500 for a vote Is all wrong; 40
is az much ss il is WORT"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01
TOM ORROW,

RI WIN. L. WALL Z CO, Alctionsers,
No. SOO and 9O8 Psnnsyivanis avenae, cor. 9Th 81
EIWH HINT1 w HIETTos SYaAhsnR SUITES,
sHITnnIGInREs1 Hat RACKe, WHATNOTs,
HAIR AND eHUCK MATTRHsSEE, LOT
SkCeHD HAND RNlT THRH1
IRkNCH.PLATk MIRRORS, &c, &C
a On W8DN E6DAY, September q lS7@ COM
mencinR at 10 O'Clock, win sell, on the n rat
noor OF our salesrooms, to cover adya ncas and
Jstorage. We name In part, viz ~
20 sets Of elegant Walnut Furniture:
10 sets Paror Furniture, Reps, Terries and Hair
Cloth: ''
% Marble Top sideboards and Bullets:
z elegant Etegeree, with marble and mirror front
Walnut and OAK Extension Dining Tables;
100 pieces Oil Cloth and Mating;
Mar ble-Top Tables, Bureaus, Dree sing Gases.
Walnut Wardrobee, Book Gases, Writing Desks:
Ateeeres, " hath OTIS, Extension Tables;
Walnut ard Oak Din ing Chairs;
~ sets Cottage Oh amber suites;
Hair and Shut Matt esses.
Also,
Lot new and second bard Carpets, but little used:
A lot of secc nd baud Furniture;
Lot ~ Shelving. Count rs, sc
LIT Wasting Sos p, Bitfers, eId other Groceries
e call sp cial attention Of buyers the soove
SALE as he sale Is peremptorJ to clos consign
neLts, Terms cssh.
au 81 W. J.. WALL Il co Au-ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01
In TIE SUPREME COURTO OF TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,

Hoidsas q Spsesal Term, August 2Sth, l0t.
IN the case q Samuel A; Reugh, executor Of
preme court Of the District Of Oolumbis Aforesaid,
for the anal settlement and dstrib Of the per-
eona estate Of said deceased. and Of the assets IN
turned into money; when and where all the creditors
and heir! OF said deceased are notined 20 attend,
otherwi:s By law be excluded from benefit In said
published once Q week for three weeks In the
Evening star previous 20 the sai1 day. Test:
sug25-tu& a. WxBST1R, Register Of wills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

A LAZY FAMILY WHIPPRD.-A correspond-
snt OF the Warsaw lKy.l Record, writing from
instant, seys:-A band Of twelve men visited n
house on Indian creek and treated . man and
his sons q they dscerved. They asked II they
cSuia get something 70 eat. They were told
captain OF the band then ordered his men 20
march the man and sons to an old shed and
give them twenty-five lAshee apiece, and give
they were told that II they did not be more i'm
ouetrious and provide for their little ones, they
you'd call again and increase the punishment.
Since that night all hands have been at work
and are doing their utmost TO make an honest
living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01
DY LATIMER CLEARY.
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and n :.
Star ONCE Building,

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT FOUR, IN SQUARE
sEvEN HUNDRED AID HIGHT, ar THE
FOOT OF SOUTH CAPITOL STREET, WITH
Tie WATER RIGHTS AND PRIvILEGEs,
AND THE TITLE OF THE PARTIES To IN
SOUTH STREET, &C.
a BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 81 lay
oof March, A. n. lS63, to Whitman o. Bsstor
and Anthony HYDE, recorded In Liber e
No. 81, folio 80. &C. and by direction of the csStHi
trust, the subscriber, surviving trustee will
sell, to the highest bidder, the premises en- ri.
DAY. the 4th day of Sc ptember next at o'clock D
m, all Of lot numbered 4, ffeur in squa,e south II
square I0S, fronting lsi feet 81 inches according to
The public plat on South Capitol street, and runoiug
back to the channel of the river, with the i'm
ments' consisting OF steam engine and buildings,
OF grading and filing the same.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase-money
cash, td which s 200 must be paid at the time Of
sale and the residue IN six aud twelve months from
the day OF sale, with interest the deferred pay-
ments at the rate VI per cent. per annum until
PAID said deferred payments TO be secured by deed
OF trust the property sold the purchaser to have
the privilege Of paying al cash. II the terms are
lot piled with within five days after the sale the
surviving trustee reserves the right to resell the
property for cash, ten days public netice in any
nfwspsper IN " ashiDgton, at the risk and cost OF
the purchaser in default.
A. HYDE, Surviving Trustee,
LATIMER CLEARLY,
auel4-ftu.&ds Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

FEMALE RowIsT-Whdr BeteI a Nice Young
Nan "A correspondent writes from Old Orchard
Beach that the leading attraction out doors is
the presence OF q fair daughter OF Lowell, who,
by her wonderful performances with the oar
bas won the reputation OF the champion rowist.
Miss Chase is the lady, and she Is q guest OF the
ST. Cloud. She daily takes q long row, launch
ing her boat, an ordinary dorry, among the
breakers with GOODNESS and judgment. This is
a feat not attempted even by men unless accus-
toned to the place. Every afternoon the So
tourners at the hotels throng the beach TO wit
ness the daring attempts of the fair rowist
Tuesday she rowed to the Pool and back twelve
miles, pulling every stroke herself She is fond
OF playing practical jokes, and, last eve, invited
one OF those awfully nice" young gents from
the South End, Boston, to 60 out with her. He
gladly accepted the kind Invitation, feeling
quite hattered. large crowd was upon the
beach as her boat was pushed of, the young
gent sitting in the stern. She successfully en-.
countered the frst breaker, and her passenger
was delighted with his sail, and highly com
Hlimented her for her skillful management of
the boat; but when the third line Of breakers
was reached the boat was turned upside down
snd the occupants precipitated into ten feet of
water. That awfully nice" young man swan
ashore and made for the hotel in a solemn
frame Of mind, while the lady rowist swan
ashore, bowed gracefully to the crowd and after
attending to her boat retired to her room for a
change OF clothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01
PROPOSALS.
TIL APPROACHES AND TsHCIs rSH
III UIIfHD STATEe @ eHIRAL pos
OfF1OB, WASHINGTON, D. o. Wa
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARcHrrrcrl
TREAsCRY DKPARrMKNr

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Said .i Be is 1asss' e shs sa
snti, ~ Of the 2lsI DAY OF sErrEMssR, is1s'
:, se: sss 81 BE
as and Tspss. wsIa i5s9uirsd
mn s,d GGI., %n. an. .1ssR,
block Of The arante Sronos. % :, s - Gee sample
ace The &c ss Il ~ BY inches showing on one
TIE ether faces the grade Of CUTTING psonoees Nne
Ssnas On ID. the sork, which must Te equal to the
mIst ee delivered 'hs site Of the buidips 3:
msI ss the delivery 70 be eonmeoeed within two
VIII ~ x ser the award Of the contract, AID the
sssvs sS Tor each days delay above the time
b. Pi 20, win be male for the ork .s exhibited
BID viii be receiv ed except from iRs Is
@ ~ me quar- les from winch the stone Il pro
who in ssns: and ar from rom
y r. oessaIy facliit1es Tor prom pt ex ution
spd ir the o. tie qSsrry i fron vncs
TT ear Pile is tsken, that they viii deliver tSe
Pi. ,e The work within the ii shove specified 00
IL VOL executed until the nnaI Completion of
persons in the sum OF Ave ,SonasD ID wp
hIs, S5reo,D that the bidder viii srcspt ana per
t.,fsior in the amount u five thoussna dollars
ia Jgd9r SoPf 10 be approved by the Unned
- n. VI tUe United States court,
der r.sidts. u" 'H' oIu-
DC Parime Mt reserv, the right to reject any or
pds, II II De dee4nei for the interest Of the Go
atsI1 bid must be made on the printed form TO be
ebtaiI n his ot!ice, ard nsu-t eoIsru i'm ey r.
u viii ICt be considered.
Copies Ct the Plans a. q Specific stions NAV Ia oh
u = Cd on application this Cfiice,
iroIo mast he incl lfed in a sealed envelope.
GEdSIss1 |" Pr-possls for Cot Granite Work for the
hppTcechts and Fences of the United States neral
fost Once, WashiT gtOp, ID. o. - aud, with The
IAN Is properiy labelled with the name of the bid.
uer and quarry marked thereon. nd ressed to
s,,.. A. ID. MULLETr,
euRSi-ISt eupervising Architect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01
A LEAANDBIA . WASHINGTON E b

ALEXANDRIA SFREDERICRSBUR q BIZ
aUoRseE OF AND SIxra STREETS.
,L.saI Ers,gs ,esv- '7r Aie,sndris .s foIIows-e,
40, II IN, 4, 3, a. D, 81 d. m;
n and .. N. daily, sIl other rains das!y sIcept
Lossl IrsiEs from Alexandria srrfye q foIloxs.-
o5S, I:Jd, s:3S, S.3S, 1889, 1888 a M.
i;SS, J:JS, 4:5S, 1888 o:33, 50 D N The e:33
Other trains taiiy except Sunday
y,. :; n. aud m connect with trains On
knhhCSD FAST IMPRESS leaves daily. sx-
R.n.
GBfAT SOUTHERN EXPREss, via Richuopd,
seses a hinfcu 1883 .. N. daily zee Il Sunday
Inroosb ucEees 10 al points south aud boufhwea
Tor sale AZ Oces corner lsfh sfrs@t snd peno,viys
hsNenns, and corner sth street and Peunsyiv snis
Nreur, sleIe passengers Can leave orders for beg
through q destination,
Is. goUSG. Cent Passenger Agent. iy9S-sf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01
EROHAST's LINE OF srEAMsHIPa
II BgfwNyN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

as.. aHs. the nne Steamships T. o. KNI9Hrsus
sO6S GIBSON will lake regular week $500
m:Ss between NEW YORK, ALEX 4&
sE6RGHrowE, as 81 rdiioS,H gs NEW YoPK
rom Per 81 Esst river, every SATURDAY at 3
, NJ; leave GEOhGETOWN every FRIDAY ct ,
.. ~, AND ALEXANDRIA the same ay a. 2 M
4 LOT fuii Information apply t. Z. "A. DKNHAA
asSnt, oc.ce and wharf. SO Water street, George
ox a, or a. the corner Of nth street and New Vorl
wsaG1; J., ". THOM PsON, President
seTs len al General once, 6G5 Peansyiyanis ave
or o. sas steamer wharf. VII be promptly -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

WIVES OLDER THAN THEIR HUsBArDs-Ls-
cies OF a certain age may take courage from
The fact that, In England, At al events it Is be-
coming quite the fashion for men 10 marry
women older than themselves Thus the bril-
liant wife OF the brilliant secretary OF Indis.
The Marquis OF Salisbury, IL several years his
senior, and now the Earl of Pembroks the
greatest "catch" in England, who IL txenty-
Tour, is 20 he married TO Lady Gertrude Talbot.
who ls thirty-fonr. Lord Pembroke il the son
OF the late well-knOxn Sidney bert, and in
berited vast estates OF both his uncle and father
bels the greatest property owner in and around
Dublin, aud A. AT least l01. OOO a wear. Lord
femblOke's mother, Lady Herbert OF Lea who
If well known a. an author, joined the Ca holic
church soon after her hunhand's death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

The PROFITS or SHEEP RAIsINe-This
SUBJECT being up for discussion before the
MoSdlawn (Fairfas) Agricultural Club, Mr.
Maish was called on to give his experience
ss TO the prohtableness of sheen rslsinv
MI. w. said that last fall he purchased nrty
ewes for SlS1. He had on hand at the tim
zen sheep, including pure Cotswoli buck
sbeep 70 the amount OF 500, and had on han
forty sheep, including his bucks. -Four OF
nus ewes \ rodnced wool, lambs and mutton q
the value OF $50. He keeps a large doy vhf.b
protects his flock from other dOgs.-FTederiet.-
burg ld.) Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

THE MARSH FAMILY AND THE rEwKsnrRY
AIMS HoCsE-Certain Tewkshury Mass
people sre inclined to grumble about the Fat
living the Marsh family are getting out of thu
state aims house in that town. Thomas 4
March receives a salary OF 81 500 a yesr a. super
ihtendent, and Fix members or his family &c
from 81 lOOO down 10 s272 As matron, clefics
etc, making total Of IS 600 that goes into the
fsmily. In addition IL is said the aims-h house ~
q favorlte resort OF the uncles, surts cousins,
etc, OF the family, who al visit al the public
expense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01


A MONSTER kITE-N,rfI N-fA8F for Cr,ssfy,
re NouEd.--A bridgeport. Conn. Aug. % di.-
patch 10 the New York Herald, saws. e. Phe
sporting maternity will learn with pleasure OF
The readaptsticn OF Ben. Franknn's ola idea OF
Tie Kite Tor the pUrI OF locomOtion or rather
DstatlOn. IL was deemed perfectly feasible in
small wsy loo years ago, when the great NH
iosopher Of bis age WAS experimenting with
natural appliances which have since revolu-
uonized the world, AMI no~ Mr. W W Hsr-
tsii, merchant In high standing in this CITY
brings 10 TO public notice again. and proposes
lew dave hence, 20 cross Long island Sound 20
Smithtown Bay, a distance OF over 20 miles in
boat. For this purpose he has caused "a he
constructed kite 10 feet high hys feet vide,
which he intends 90 put 20 use IN drawing hira
across. The kite II probably the largest ever
msde. A trial OF its power WAS recently hsd
IN Fairfield, when IL was put up 20 a height OF
700 teet, required three-stranded hempen cord
20 hold, and a tail 100 feet long 20 balance AZ
Its appearance near the Seaside Park base ball
ground caused encouragement anon the bows
who thought they knew all about kitinR. Mr.
Harrall is confident OF success, aud be teyes ha
can make the journey i'm four hours He will
require tie wind TO be north or northwest blow
lng fresh, and Is now waiting proper atmos-
rheTlc conditions 20 make the start. The boat
viii be open and without mast, sail. OF osrs
The departure will draw a crowd Seaside
Park. which has a bold shore facing the Soupt
and directly opposite the point OF destination
Will be chosen as the starting point. Curto.i,y
Is alive TO witness this novel scene and learn the
result"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01
III EW BXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
nEILADELPnIA, AIExAHDRIA, VA, WAsB

FROM Pier >, North WARES Phil
H nRsiI55hsfss, apnEsDAY and SAT ES
OAy and FRIDAY ct .. m.
THIS line connects q. Philadeipnia With "Olydep
iron Line" Of steamers Tor Providence, Boston AND
Sew England States. No wharfage IN Boston by
ms ,ns; o,vpSf ~ HYDE b., Agent fer D. Of o.
A. Reid, Alexandria, We.
WALDO A. PEA RCE, - Congre. street Boston
" Ereights delivered BY Kpcxh Express. Or.
iers left ~ General Once, sos Ponnsyfvsnia ave.
aue, or at the steamer wharf Will Be promptly ct
sndec -. Sp7-tY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01
10y THOS. X. WAGGAMAN.
ID Real Estate kue.ieneer, Aly 7th street

TRUSTEES. SALE FYaLgABLE IMPROVED
REAEEsTATE or 2irH STREET., BET EEN
l. AND STRthTs hoRTHWEST
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust to the upder-
- signed, dated February 23d, Ammo ID lInni 1871,
o<s and duly recorded IN Liber No $40, folio ISs,
one Of the land records of Washington County, In
the District Of Columbia, and st the written
of the parties cured thereby, will sell at onblic
auction, in frsrt OF the premises, on WgDNEs
DAY, the "a day Of September. 1874. at 5 p. IN, all
thar piece or parcel Of land situated in the city Of
Washington, In the District Of Columbia being part
Of Lot numbered eight shin squsre numbered thirty
seven $50, beGi NJ ing for the IN. northwest
corner of said lot and running theuce east on the
line # alley l22 feet ~ inches thence south rs feet
in che tbeLce vest 20 feet "a inches thence north
foot Ia inches. thence west 81 feet TO Path street
thence north "a feet Ia inches to the point of begin
ming, improved by a nice two story rane II ouse,
with Stable In rear of the lot.
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance in and Il
months, with interest Of per centum per anuum
from day Of sale; the deferred payments to be
secured by a deed of trust en- the premises. A
deposit OF SlO will be required from the purchaser
ct time OF sale. Ill couveyascipg at the cost of
purchaser. If terms OF sale not com Piled with
In five days from day Of sale the trustees reserve
the right to resei the property the risk and cost
OF the defautipg purchaser after five days sdver-
FRED. ". JONES. (r
JOSEPH X. EDSOE,{ trustees
eul8-ee6ds THOS. X. WAG9AMAN, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

AFFECTING SCENE AT FUNERAL.-Recent-
ly at funeral in one OF the cites of New Hamp-
shire the off1ciating clergyman commenced his
remarks by saying al was not acq uainted with
the deceased ana therefore hardly know %hs at
to cay on this occasion" He paust d, when pres
entity one or the mourners, who had evidently
approached him and placing his hand familiar.
ly on his shoulder said, "What, old fellow (hic),
don't you know Willis? He's (hic) one OF the
fellers lhic), he was. Low me to intro{ hic )duce
ye. Willis" said the drunken man, addressins
the corpse, "this Is Mr.. Brown; Mr.. Brown (hicS,
this is Willis. willie, my boy, Mr.. Browns (hicj
drunken man Was hustled out and the funeral
proceeded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01
sp1V ee water street. Georgetown, d. q

A NCHOk LINE.
4 PASSAGk HATES S466&
EkW YURh AND GLASGOW
fAVORlTE ROUTE FOR TOURJSrs
FessensrI Acromm odstions Unsurnass:a
STEAmER sVbhY WEDNESUIv MI
SATURDAY avn
IRON PIERS 70 AND u NORTH RIVER, NY
RATES OF PAsshGE-PAYABLg IN OuxRENcv.
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LONDGv
DEhRf, QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST
Cs.i 500 to $40, according to Accommodations.
Oshtn return Tickets issued at reduced rates
lNJERMkDIATB S2s. STEERA0E els
n, pWs tSSntdJ0r any amount at lotcsN ,1fs,
For Tickets or further Information, APPLY to-
MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREYs
~ sou Inh street, near Pennsylvania ayenus
Srto CAmHACK Co., l423 street N w .
apa-m,vf-6m near Treasury Dept Wsshtnrton "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

AWoLF KILLED IN CuMBERIANp.-weIe ar,
from gentle man Of Cumberland county Va
tLat large gray wolf was recently killed in
IL at county, weighing sixty-nye pounds and
was two and half feet high. He was found on
the farm OF MIR. j. Hurt, deceased, about four
miles from James ri yer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

LOVE AND lNsANITY.-On Tuesday last a
young gentleman OF Richmond. about tWaptv-
I'VE wears OF age. belonging 70 one of the first
families OF that CITY. was committed 10 the luna.
NC asylum, his Mind having become disOrde-af
on the subject OF love. His eccentricities at the
While Sulphur springs last week, which his
misfortune now explains. attracted a good deal
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