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Horrible Accident I'm baltimore.

HALTlMORE, August 6-GeOrge COnnor,
aged %. was instantly killed this morning al
the Baltimore shOt-tower. While engaged
at work, his loot slipped and he fell into the
His head and face were mashed
into jelly, his left arm was torn from the
socket, and his body was otherwise horribly
mutilated. Conner had been employed az
The Shot tower for the past twenty YearS.
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A BURGLAR RECOGNIZED BY A STOLEN
HAT.-Col. w. T. Stebbins's residence near
Hamilton Park, New Brighton, was entered
by a burglar through the back kitchen door
on the Path of July. The lower part of the
house was ransacked, and about $50 worth of
silver ware was carried away. Yesterday a
New York thief was arrested on suspicion by
the police at the Tompkinsville landing, and
ideptit;ed nv nv The hat he wore wbicb ps p 1l
from Mr.. Stebbins's house, leaving an old
one in its place. He was taken before JUS
tice Corbert at New Brighton, where he gave
his name as Frederick Meyers. He was com
mitted TO the county jail.-N. 7. Sun, 5th.
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BEECHER's WELCOME AT THE TWIN
MoCNTAIN.-A telegram from Twin Noun
tain House, August 4. SAYS: The Rev. henr-
Ward BeecIer and party arrived last ever
ing. A large number % persons gather
here 10 welcome him. The verandas Of O..
hotel were thronged with the guests OF O..
house, while an eminence i'm front wa occu-
pied by the Twin and Crawford House hands
On reaching the hotel Mr. Beecher was over
whelmed with congratulations as he a,ightad
from the carriage, and, amid music. enthu-
siaStic cheering. and waving 81 hand ker-
chiefs. he was welcomed 10 the bOuse. He
looked hale and hearty. He VIII preach Sun
CaYs during his STAY.
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The Peach GraA

NEW YORK, August Yesterday morn
ing IS car loads of Delaware peaches of 400
crates each, arrived in Jersey City, and
during the day were sold at SIasI.25 per
crate. Yesterday afternoon commission
merchants received Information that 100 car
loads bad been shipped 10 arrive this morn
lug. which would cause glUt in the market,
a I'd they accordingly commenced To unload
selling ont To wagon men at Is 10 ~ cents per
crate. The freight is IS 10 50 cents a crate
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AN UNSUCCESSFUL ST SIE E.-The present
wages paid by the federal government u
labOrers is Sl-z5 per dav, for eight hours
service. On Saturday last wenty-ive ne
gro laborers who had been EN- plOyei at Fort
Madison, opposite the naval academy, al
Annapolis, by capt. Joseph ID. Marvin, the
officer in charge, at this rate, refused 10 work
any longer unless they received Sl50 pes
day. The captain refused 10 accede 10 their
demands, and they stopped work. No sooner
had they relinQUished their places than they
were filled by persons glad and willing tD
work at II. Is per day Of eight noUrs.-Balt.
fsp-fyrf 9Th
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DUNCAN. SIBERIAN a. 90.
Mexico Wants Her $4,000 Ue,osit

INV DIRK, August 6.-At an interview
last even ng, Mr.. Duncan said ne believed
itrran gementS would be completed to-day in
London whereby Morgan & Co will protecf
travellers drafts issued by Duncan, Sherman
" TO. lgnacio Nariscal, Mexican minister
ufOugn counsel, made a demand ON Judg..
Nhipman Tor nearly Sli .0)0on deposit for the
Mexican government. Judge Shipman re-
FUSED 10 CeiiNer II. and suit will accord ihglv
be brought before the United States SUI
Pfefne Court 10 obtain that sum, on the
ground uat the Law Of nations declares such
money protected by the same immunity as
the persOns OF foreign ministers
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~ Philadelphia gave q grand excursion
exclusively for the coloreo poor children.
eYCases OF poisoning, from the bite or
sting Of the potato bug, are reported Ia
Maryland and Delaware.
~The national educational convention at
Minneapolis has adjourned sine die. The
place Of holding the convention was not an
Dounced. II win probably be at Baltimore.
Ex-Governor Garland, az Arkansas, has
received o letter from General Joseph y.
Johnston, declining the presidency OF tne
Arkansas Industrial university.
~At noon yesterday the m tional nag was
Ala. and twenty-one guns fired In honor OF
the carrying of the convention by the con-
servstives. The majority VIII be from
Is 900 TO 10000.
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TROUBLE IN CHINA AND JAPAN.-Ths
steamer City or PelIin arrived at san Fran
cisco yesterday, bringing acvices from China
10 tie 10th, and from Japan 10 the 18th ult
The assaults upon foreigners had been re-
newed at Pekin, the last attack having been
made on al attache of the German Legation.
who was seriously beaten while on a SCIENTIFIC
expedition about forty mile from the capi-
tai. The negotiations between Japan and
Corea had assumed a less friendly aspect,
and there were rumors OF IN impending war
between the two countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-06

THE NORTH CAROLINA CONSTITUTIONAL
ELECTION took place yesterday. The latest
returns last night left the result in doubt,
the chances seeming TO be about evenly bal
anced, though the republicans were sanguine
OF having majority Of the delegates. 4
Wilmington dispatch says: The repu blicana
carry Wake. LenOir, Brunswick and Ricn-
mOnd in which they gain seven delegates
The democrats gain two IN EObesOn. Tue
Indications how are that the contest Will re
very close, with chances cons iderably in
favor OF the democrats having a small ma
jOrlty in the convention
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ITO PLEASURE SEEKERS.
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT
STEAMER PILOT BOY, Capt W. II. ByIes

AfeT this Date and during the summer months the
nne Iron Steamer ' PILOT Boy will ~
leave " esbI HgrCn, from 6fh street e~<<St1HEkN
Nnarf @yeTy TUESDAY and SATU X -sxz<7zz-zs1D
DAY morning, At O'Clock, fCr principal landings
on the Potomac, including the favOrite summer BE
sorts 81 Cotton and RiakistOn 3 Island Returning,
Will arrive III " a. hIDgt0n early "Wednesday and
SUNDAY evening On Saturday, in addition 10 the
shove landings the Pilot Boy will take passengers
fJG IeonsrctOVn, arriving there early zane eve
ming Leaving c. Sunday morning for Washington
fhe scenery ca the Potomac being unsurpassed,
sno the Pilot Boy the only steamer afOrding a view
III entire route By daylight, makes these most
pie .ssi sni healthful rps for families and social
partirs Fare, single trip, SO. round trip tickets
20 ack is-1u's Island. Cotton : and LeonArdtOwI
god uEtil Used, So Apply u
n. Z FITZHC GU. Agent,
gel--fm fh-=t
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The GOVERNMENT PRISTING.-The Sec
retary OF the Treasury today accepted tie
proposition OF the several bank note comma
mics with respect 10 the printing of United
states notes and fractional currency This
proposition Is the result of conference re-
Gently held, and is TO the effect That the yo tx
ShaI DE divided equally among the four
COmnanies TenreSent-I the c1rnpeJsat IN
be paid 10 be the present rates tbs distri
button OF the work is understood to be salts
factory 20 all parties concerned, as well as
advantageous To the government, as under
it, operations the ruInOus Competition be-
tween companies Will come To- al end, and
NJ arly one third more Of the printing will be
done in the Treasury department than under
the present arrangements.
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ONE WIFE TOO MANY.-Gov. Belle, of
New Jersey, yesterday issued a requisition
upon Gov. Tilden for the arrest Of Jas. Bill
iirgs, OF Brooklyn, who is accused OF big
amy. Five years ago, Billings married Miss
Mary Connolly, in Hobol1en, but soon after
ward abandoned her, the young wife being
compelled 10 seek employment ia a New
York store. subsequently Billings married
Miss Phoebe Wilson. the ceremony being
performed before Justice White. in Hobo
ken. Last Saturday the first wife heard OF
her husbands second ma -riage. and, accom-
panied by sister OF the second wife, made
affidavit OF the facts before Justice White.
Mrs. Billings No. il not disposed 10 give up
her husband, and refuses 10 appear against
him.-.N Y SIN. 81.
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y YOUNG CULPRIT "A day or two ago a
little boy only four years old. named Edward
Hell, was arrested at Liudenville. l.. l.. on a
warrant ISSUED by Justice Simpson, of North
field. charged by Anna T. Reed with mali
into court by his father, and when spoken to
became dreadfully frightened and nearly
went into cOnvulsiOns. The Justice, seeing
The Defendants tender age, at once dis missed
the case.-N. Y HeT0if 5H.
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A PEDESTRIAN LUNATIC.-James Hayes
a lunatic in the Hudson county IN. j. asy-
lun, imagines himself to be Weston, the pc
destrian, and keeps up constant walk with
great gravity and earnestness, rarely conde-
scending to speak. He mas walked more than
five hundred miles within the small circle
comprising the yard during the year that he
walks constantly indoors. His feet have
become sore, and, having discarded shoes, he
walks in socks
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y. JOHNsoS's LIFE WE'LL ISsUREp.-Fx-
President Johnsou'S death will be regretted
by none more deeply than by the insurance
com panleS. He was believer in life insur-
aucc, and illustrated his faith in his acts to
2u extent that l. rare indeed. even nowadays.
The aggregate of the policies on his life is no
less than $3.50, nGU. Ills happy heirs can well
afort to say no more about that little pile of
80 90 which the eX-President lost by the
bankruptcy of Jay Cookies bank-Ct0T1aS'0,l
s. e. Ne3rN dai Gylyi,,
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THE BELL PUNCH SUPERSEDED The
patent fare-registering indicator will be
placed in every car Of the 3d-avenue COM
pany by the LIST of September, the company
claiming that its contract with the Bell
Punch company expires ON that date The
Bell Punch company maintain that the con-
tract does not expire until four years from
the LIST of next September. A suit may be
necessary TO decide the question.-Ne,O York
HIrLd 9Th
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MRS. Col. MERRITT Too Ill TO CONE TO
Coz eT.-The examination II the case OF
Capt.. Ryan, OF the tug-bOat Mike Morton
clI .ged with violently ASSEMBLING Mrs Mer-
Ilt;. Aat been set down for yesterday. hut
was adjourned, as the complainant, at Belle
Nne Hospital. was unable 20 appear. let
Ter was received from the attendant oh si-
can certifying 10 her condition. Counsel for
Ryan iutimated that unless the complainant
was able "a appear soon he would waive eX-
animation IL the case and move for "A reIuc-
ton of balm y H. rail- ST.
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AN EDITORIAL FIG HT.--At Brazil Ind n
series OF bitter personalities between Peter
i. Luther, editor OF the Echo, and Samuel IL.
Riley, editor OF the Miner eliminated in an
attack by the former on the latter with n
pistol, the shot passing through Riley's coat.
Riley picked up piece of blast cinder ami
closed with Luther, the latter swapping his
pistol repeatedly. With the cinder Riley
inflicted blows upon the head OF Luther,
doing him serious injury. But for the inter-
less have been killed.
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n FRFSCH NOBLEMAN's ENTRAyA-
GANCE-Tbe mansiol OF "A fashionable up
town lady, who is figuring at a watering
place, Is under the charge of trusty, fine-
looking woman servant. The latter was
married, after a brief acc lsintance, recently.
% eugene de Magellan" who says he il a
French nobleman. alOOf from his kinSfOlk on
accoun / OF youthful extravaganza. The bride
adorned the bridal table with rich 81 yer thai
had been entrusted 10 her, and on the follow
ing day IL was missing. The bridegroom
could not be found. Yesterday Detective
Rodgers arrested him on "a charge Of obtain
ing fine cutlery and china from Messrs
Henry r. Conger, Of Coo 9Th avenue; ]. T.
Hubbell, OF I'D broadway; f.. PaSco, Of SIS
9th avenue, and Charles l.. Whitfield, of Ga9
eth avenue. on orders bea ring the forged sig
nature Of Mrs. Smith Ely. Nv Y Stsyt, 5fh
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STEAMER SUE EXCURSIONS.

TIE elegant iron steamer ST. Can
ssin james HarIer, is nov making E.-fsH4-- -
EXCURSIONS To POINT LOOKOUT
ON EVERY SATURDAY,
St0pYinE A. PINEl POINT and MARSHALL'S.
goins and returning. The steamer leaves stephen
SOD vi mari, foot Of eth street at p arriving
AZ Point Lookout early Sunday morning, and re
turning 20 " Washington by a.. II on Monday. All
the sec MN tttlCUs rrsf class, and
passed b any steamer the river.
FOR pa-ssge, state rooms, &c, apply 20
STEPHENSON & BIO, Agents,
Stephenson hart, foot Of 7th street; Office 2Is
Peuusy ivariz avenue. reg II
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EXTRA DUTY MEN-The War department
directs that there may be detailed for each
engineer office AZ headquarters of military
divisions and departments one enlisted man
10 serve a draughts. man. who will he al
lOwsd % per month as eXtra-duty nay. TO
be paid from such allOtIaents OF engineer
funds as may be authorized for said engineer
Offices.
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4 Live Target

ROCHESTER, August 6.-Henry Gentle was
shot and killed at Charlotte, yesterday by
shooting at target on the opposite side of
the river from him.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The engine
Of the construction train on the Marietta and
Cincinnati railroad ran OF the track, We'd
nesday night, near Stewards station, thir-
teen miles east OF Athens, OHIO. The engine
was turned over into Hooking river. Two
men were killed. and nine others, including
the conductor, injured
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EXECUTIVE BUsINEsS.-The President has
signed the commission OH. II. Wells To be
United States attorney for the District Of
Columbia. and Henry -. Blake, associate
justice of Montana territory. The President
has recognized Nicholas GaxiOla TO be consul
Of Salvador al san Francisco.
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KILLED UNDER SUSPICIoN.-At Frye
berg. Me, last Tuesday, "a man named Hoyt,
aged NIFTY years, while intoxicated, enticed
little girl six years old, named Gilman
into an uninhabited house. The two were
found there by the mother OF the little girl,
who communicated the circumstances 10 the
father. who rushed upon Hoyt, beating him
so severely that he died of his injuries. The
chilu was unharmei. Gilman has had
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POISONED BY EATING STRA1IOSIUNi
SEEDS.--A few Gays since. a Child. four yea =
o.u- OF lliIam Lutz, living in CumbcrlaaG
street, gloucester city, was POISONED by eat
ing the seeds OF the jamestown weed. which
grow 30 picntifUlly IN all vacant and wet 10
calIties. The child was thought. for a time
L. he fatally poisoned, but the prompt sppli-
"aiio- Of remedies placed its life out OF dan
geT.-IhI}H. LetiOcT, Tfh
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- In. Inc racinc mail steamer City OF Syd-
Pa. yesterday afternoon.
ErA Berlin dispatch announces the Ar
rival in that city of the Egyptian commits
s!QDey 10 the Centennial.
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THE RECEIPTS to-day were, from internal
revenue, S4)1, 1sO ~; from customs, sS1 ,O2I 5Oi
10.
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Fire


ROCHESTER, August "a large fire in
Leroy this morning destroyed the Starr and
Warren block. Loss $4,000.
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Miss MINNIE CONWAY To REMARRIrn-
III Is currently reported in New York theatre
cal and musical circles that within the next
Two weeks Miss Minnie Conway late OF this
c y and OF the BROOKLYN Thestar. is 10 be
n,aIiieu 10 Mr.. Levy, the celebrated cornet
play BROOKLYN E;dIe
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A FORGED DOCUMENr.-1he Greenvtlle
TENN correspondent OF the Chicago Times
charges That the letter purpOrting ID have
been written by eX- Presid Johnson during
the cholera epidemic there, and which
hreathed very devOut and religious spirit,
u forged document The Times CORES
pondent says The deduction Ia De drawn
from this paper, that Mr.. johnson was in
some degree religious man, il absolutely
absurd, and would be resented by Mr.. John
son were he living. He was nOtDrOuSly an
unbeliever in the Christian doctrine and
methods, and quite the reverse Of what was
thus attempted 10 be established. He never
went 10 church, and when. after his death,
the services OF the village clergyman, a
Protestant Episcopal minister, were ten
deTod TO the family, they were declined. I am
well informed. because IL was understood
such services would not Toe desired by Mr..
Johnson could he have power 10 choose in
the matter
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THE BLACK HILLS MINERS-John Cor
don, leader of the first miners expedition
into the Black Hills, who was arrested, has
arrived at Omaha, from camp Sheridan, in
obedience to a summons of, Judge Lake on
Gen. Crook. The hearing of the habeas cor
pUs will take place next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-06

Long BRANCH, August S.-Attorney Gem
eral Edwards Pierrepont arrived here this
morning. He is the guest OF the President
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ANOTHER PASTOR IN TRoUBLE.-Ange-
line Wilcox of johannesburg, Ont. has caused
the arrest of the Rev. Stephen Griffin, who
has been for a year in charge of a church a
few miles from Flint, Mich. He was arrest
ed as he left the pulpit on Sunday.
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ANOTHER INDIAN WAR;. c. Bridge
man, Indian agent, having requested the re-
mOval OF one hundred and forty Stock bridge
Indians who were trespassing on the reser-
walton in Shawnee county. Wis. a deputy
United States marshal Attempted to eject
the Indians, but they resisted, ana further
trouble is unprecedented,
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SINGULAR ACCIDENTAL Quebec news
paper says that two men named Cote, father
and SON, while fishing I'm the Nicolet, near
Danville, last Saturday, kindled a fire against
q tree and afterward went TO sleep. The fire
consumed the trunk Of the tree, and IL felt
over, killing young Cote. He leaves wife
and large family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-06

THE national BASE NOTES received a.
the Treasury to-day for redemption aggrC-
Ca tel : 81 gSg
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TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION - The
boiler OF steam thresher on the farm OF Mr.
Ben. Harlans, In Maury county, Tennessee,
exploded yesterday, killing Cullen Harlan,
Howard, the engineer and a colOred man
Instantly, and wounded seven others, two OF
whom will probably die
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SECRETARY BRIsTOw returned 20 Wash
ingtCn this morning, and resumed his OH
cial duties.
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STEAlIBOAT ACUTE
q 4 p r VI A v .

COMMENCING THURSDAY, July y, 1873
Fror PHILADELPHIA. making connection with
80 cIoC trains from WASHINGTON
~ Nv Castle. spieEiiI Steamer 8 ? -
CITY POINT Capt George a-neI skzzslz<ssslkB
leaves New Castle,
TUESDAYS, TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS
Leave Cape May alternate days
Passenger Railway from Steamb5 at landing 70
tApe MAJ city on Do
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PORK AT THE CENTESNIAL.-The pork
packers association Of Chicago have adopted
a resolution instructing the secretary of the
association TO apply to the centennial COM
mlssloners Tor space at the exhibition to dis
play there the extent of this branch OF west
ern industry.
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some SCAMP has been representing him
self in Texas as the son OF Postmaster Gen
eral Jewell. This, too, in the face of the fact
that Mrs. Jewell never had a son. The i'm
poster on the strength OF ms representations
received lavish hospitality at Fort COncha
in that state, and had actually made ar
r1ugemeuts to buy q railroad.
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HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERsEN.-The i'm
mediate cause OF the death of Hans Christian
Andersen was cancer. There is universal
mourning in Denmark over his demise. De-
putations from various parts of Europe will
attend his funeral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-06

IA AT TIE BUFFALo IN. " RACES yester-
Pc pr!,I ane nrst race, mile heats, was won by
DE- ih ~ Pa 2.2s 2.2s4 The second
222H, 2Ha 223S. 49,
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BROKE JAIL.-The cunning ex-state treas
urer Of South Carolina, L. G.. Parker, who
was recently mulcted in $4,000 in a suit
growing out of his official frauds, and was in
jail awaiting prosecution, has escaped from
Jail at Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-06

\ PUNCTCAL BAKER.-The baker IN Ports
HloltH, y. IL, whose workshop was burned
on sunday morning, opened his ovens a
soon a. the fire around them mad spent itsel Z
sufficiently for him 10 approach them, took
OCt MS supply of beans and brown bread
and delivered them seasonably To his Gus
l0nEIs. o. u nnlLIng had hannonnl
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DIR. PAUL SHoEPPE, who is serving out a
term In the state penitentiary at Joliet, ILL.,,
has written long letter To Gov. Beveridge,
stating the grounds on which he thinks
pardon should be granted, and asking that
such narlOn be made out
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TAKE Office.
AT NE SOLlCITATIUS OF MANY FRIENDS
THE PLATE PRINTERS' UNION
WILL GIVE
Grand EyeUTs ion to Paint IooEouf

On SsTJ RDAY EVENING, August Tth, 1915,
teaylnS tth stree; staTt - ~ ,. m, >F-
a1.l returning on No. dag morning E-f<lsnrEzS
lol wing az .. N. Tn commit tee cl9z12-1of<sD
has Irg TIE ENCursior in charge will leave nothing
LuItUr that VIII lead To the Jpymeut Cf those who
participate. Music has teen engaged for the coca
SION >tate-T1U can 5nly ta engaged az the ONCE
- Steamboat Company, National Metropolitan
Esnk. l5th street, opposite L. :. Treasury. Gents
Tickets. ; 3 Ladte- Tickets. ~, Children uLder
II years 81 sgn and SER ants Frec Tickets can be
". cured a Kills VI usIC store ID. LoUgran Cigar
store ltSI Peuusy ivauis avenue northwest, r Y
looley Drug Store. 22S Peunsy j ania avenue
cast v cd cigar store. a3S 18Th street northwest
Uuipn Hotel, GsOrga town or from any Of til follow
tTE Committee Arthur small, George Il. Saltrnsr,
PAfTi,N y Gi7-C0tt. anthony Schneider, Jonu
tiT-ct william LCCratt, q. +. H2ight, Lewis II.
Larmau. Prank Moore, Robert Wool. Peter Nc
Girr- Jane +. EDgli-h, Edwin B SkslIy, Frank
GrITa,s, Au.lr1-s NcNa-us Daniel J. LOssu. SIN
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THE MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATS have no,lli-
mated for congress General w. T. Morton in
the sixth district, and Col %. r. Singleton in
the fourth district, and w. Z, Hemingway
for state treasurer.
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CHURCH--The LeesDUrg (NaD Mirror states
that on SATURDAY last the Rev. r. NJ. Maury
resigned his charge nj Midi eburg, Loudoun
county, and declined even to officiate on
sunday. His resignation Is not merely a
severance of his pastoral relations with the
MlddleDurg parish, but is "A complete and
fual withdrawal from the Episcopal church.
HIS reasons for this action, IL il learned
Will be shortly set forth in a letter TO the
bishop