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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-31

WORKING GIRLS FROM PHILADELPHIA
IN TRoU BLE.-On Saturday morning last
Mayor Nansant was called upon by eighteen
youEg girls, who stated that they were from
Philadelphia, and being without means they
desired assistance 10 reach their homes
They stated that In response TO an advertise
ment IN Philadelphia paper, 10 the above
they had applied to Messrs. Nef & Co. of
that city, and contracted with them 20 go 70
Round Top, Maryland, TO pare peaches. They
were 10 receive twenty cents per crate, and
were 10 he boarded at two dollars per week
They left Philadelphia about O'Clock u m
on Thursday. and arrived at Round Top az
$50 p m. on Friday. At the wharf they were
met by large number OF girls, who ap-
peared 10 be IN great distress, and told them
that they had nothing but the bare boards 10
sleep upoG, and were otherwise badly pro.
viced for, and advised the newly arrived
party TO return at once. Fearing TO remain
after these representations, they came 10
Baltimore, arriving at $50 O'Clock Saturday
morning. Mayor Nansant, after hearing
their statement, expressed sympathy with
Them IN their misfortune, aud gave them
hfiy cents each with which to purchase a
lunch, aud also furnished them with tickets
TO return home, via the Philadelphia, VIII
mington and Baltimore railway. They were
very grateful TO the mayor for his Kindness
and left for their homes in the 2: 40 y. IN. train
They were poorly, but cleanly attired and
each one carried a limited wardrobe in her
hand.-BGh. Gazette, 30th.
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NAVAL ORDERS-Passed Assistant Sur
geon VIM. B. Davis, ordered to the receiving
ship Sabine at the navy yard, Portsmouth,
n. II. Assistant Surgeon c. f. Black, To the
navy yard, New York. Lieutenant Com
mander Charles III. Craven has reported his
return home, having been detached from
tne steamer kearsarge, of the Asatic station.
on the sd of July, and has been placed on
sick leave. Assistant Paymaster James E.
cam, detached from the bureau of provis-
ions, &c, on the S9th September next, and
ordered to the TallapOosa, LIST October.
THE SIOUX INVESTIGATING COMMISSION.
The Red Cloud investigating commission ar
rived at Kansas City last evening, where
they will take additional testimony in ref
elence to the alleged Indian frauds. Cover
nor Fletcher says the commission made a
searching inquiry, embracing p wide scope,
ana Will recommend some changes in the
indian policy. Nothing has been learned
from the commission as to whether the
ctarges have been sustained. The commits
sion will meet in Washington on the 9th of
September.
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MTRDERoU- STARRING AFFRaY IN
EEooKLYN.-Hetry Mclaughlin. who was
stabbed i'm Fulton street, Brooklyn. yeSter-
day morning, grew worse last night and may
uie AT any moment. The wound is in the
leit side OF the abdomen. is very deep and
very painful He suffered last night from in
isThal hemorrhage and at times threw up
bICud. he still refused 10 make an ante
mortem statement 10 the coroner. saving that
ne dlC not want any one punished. Charles
Farley, assistant engineer, Henry McI.auch-
I'm AID one or two Others We're standing in
Fulton street, opposite the court house AZ
$ CLOCK yesterday morning, when three or
tour otheT men, all more or less Intoxicated
came along. One crowd jostlei against the
oiEeT and a fight enSuet. In the other marty
were Henry Jef!epis truck driver for Rloni
fCrnit dealer in Myrtle avenue. Henry
Mclaughlin walked on. and was followed by
Jefefds. who, on reaching the corner OF Smith
ard Fulton streets, drew "a large old fashioned
Jack knife and stabbed Mclaughlin. Mr.
Farley came up and took hold OF Jefferis
and asked Mclaughlin If he would hold him
Mclaughlin replied, mo; for Gods sake
let him go; am stabbed; am dying" Far
ley then saw that Mclaughlin was getting
weak. and took him home allowing JeiferiS
and his companions 10 escape. Last night
captain Smith caused the arrest of the how
Thos. Conway, who is only thirteen wears az
age, and who witnessed the whole ARRAY II -
also arrested Henry JetIerdS al his house. p
Hudson avenue. Jeiferds was poSitiyeiy
Identified by Farley as the man who stabbed
Mclaughlin. Jake Cohen and another man
an that party identified him also as the man
VINO did the stahbiDg-N Y NOg}.i 3gth
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SrEAMER SUE EXCURSIONS.
70 PLEASURE SEEKERS.
sUMAER ARRANGEMENT
STEAMER PILOT BOY, Capt W. Il. Byies.

TO PLEASURE SEEKERS.
sUMsIER ARRANGEMENT
STEAMER PILOT BOY, Capt W. Il. Byisa.
Amer this dAte and during the summer month, the
ssS es Ssf TUES lsS and fh
n The aof P6lffPs nndHss
sorts Of Co,tO1's snq Blskfstons Island Returning,
sunday evening On Saturday, IN addition 10 the
.eoye landings the Plot Boy viii take PASSENGERS
oing leaving on Sunday morning for Washir gtou.
@ b P BS5 the 5ES Steamer Dn sdrnT Tsx
The entire T0ute b. daylight, makes these most
sars fsrs Single rip 81 rourd trip pO t ioE'
70 Blaokistou's Island, Cotton and Lsonsrdtown,
80 -r,'' 1 " n ri & itiiTTzHCGH, Agent.
ieio-Hn siXth-streei Asrf
FOR ExcUKs IONs.
THE MARY WASHINGTON
= cRzfRTER fTERtfSs than any .,asI
rips % GBmont and return Mon sss1E7z'>aes
S5sri ~ hpgiy On board, o. 70 Ds. ' How How.
ies- p rBoTH, President.
LADIES GOODS.
HUMAN HAIR BELOW COST.
| have stock Of Human Hair Era,ds, Purs. and
CIrIs, MLlet Will sell below New York whole
ss!e prices, IN order TO give mp that branch OF
business.
MRS. J.. p. PALMER,
yB-tT HOG street, bsrveen llth aud l;th
kYx MISS q. A. MCCORMICK.
sOS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, fUr 8 irRs.J
Is constantly receiving all the newest shapes In
OHlP AED STRAW EATS,
FINK fREHCH TLOwERS,
SILKS, n
choice assortment OF IMPORTED BONNETB
Orders promptly filed. aplS "
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DOsITlgELY NOT
TO CLOSE BUSINESS,
But TO CONTINUE RECEIVING
CHEAP DRY GOODS
EVERY DAY, AT
CARTER'S,
SG7 HAREE EFT SPACE
Large Dot Of Beautiful Cslcoes, very best ,uality
{ ID snort lengfhs.I at 7, worth 10.
worth Is.
worth 81.
All II our Black Grenadines st cost. All 81 OF,
sumner Dress Goods at costs, 3, -, 1--we bays
beer selling a. IS and 50 Lawn-S, worth %.
plendid Stockings. IL; All Linen Hsndkerchiefs
AL Linen Napkins, 8. bite Spreads. 10
Psrs-Jls 81 cost Everything cheap. Jyl9-u
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GREA1 CLEAKING-OUT SALEI

DRY GOODS At IMMENSE REDUCTIONS.
Previous e. our semi al stock taking in Sep
fember We shall oder our entire stock Of
DRESS GOODS. CLOTHS, CiSSIMER ES.
AND lANY OTHER GOODS,
AT MARKED DOWN PRICES,
sverasi1g sSou: 20 PER CENT. less than former
prices.
Cat early for the best bargains We are deter.
mined 70 Close Out our SUMMER STOCK Ia order
TO N an room for Lew Fall Goods.
One PTtCS 20 Al.
began q WYLTU.
suE2- IT NEw SToRE-SO. 1914 18th sfraet = ~
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A lending Paris authority IN fish
ionnhle matters says there Is nothing
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to st gracefully ina carriage The Io.
rete llls down az full length the
strong minded woman crosses her
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ST. Nicholas for 1875.

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with trains on the International and Great
Northern Railroad, for Tyler, Palestine,
Huntsville, Houston and Galveston. At
Shreveport, with the Red river boats, for
New Orleans and the South, and with the El
Paso Mail Company's stages for Monroe,
Vicksburg and the South. At Texarkana,
with the
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