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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17
TH's sSsURTN.

CIRCUIT Cc.URr-J,,csoe H,uqphreys.
fe1terday. u .mp5ell Publishing Company
nnvall agt crown; dismissei: wallace e.
bigh; verdict for plaintiff. y len agt.
Ssprani' a trial Brien agt. Spraul; verdict
use of Goddard; judgment. The Jurors. ex-
cept the panel in the case of Langion agt.
Evans, still pending, were discharged for the
EoUIrY CoURT-.JtuLge Willie
Yesterday, Semmes ct al. agt. Payne ct al d;
decree finally ratifying sale and reference.
Close agt. Close; order TO pay alimony.
FUNDS and discharging restraing order.
POLICE CoURT-J,rtpe SaeU.
To-Day, the case of Peter Harvey, charged
with creating and maintaining a nuisance
kitchen of n neighbor. was resumed. Wit
neSSeS for the defence were heard. Mr.. w.
Reynolds testified that il was no nuisance [ }
his family, and that he did not know that il
commenced. At the conclusion of the teSti-
mony the court imposed a tiue OF SOS. and its
abatement was ordered. bonds being fixed at
500 on appeal. In the case of John Cherry,
charged with assault and battery. with in
tent to kill Mary Cherry. an examination
was waived and bonds fixed at $500. Robert
sent down for yagrancy. James Grant. dis
tIThlng the quiet of GeOrgetOwn; -. ThOS.
Buckley forfeited collateral for disorder. V
conduct. Sarah Ellen Robinson, loud and
with keeping "A fierce and dangerous dog
which she suffered To run at large. Rose
told the court that she mad sold the dog aud
it Kept coming hack To her house: dog ordered
In be killed. Elizabeth Hill, charged with
Nagrancy and being a prostitute, was sent
down. Emma Hall, charged with being a
warrant and night walker; down. Lewis
Williams, profanity; IS. Alice Garter. lar
ceny OF calico dress; SO and costs. Rich
ard Morrison and George Garrison. larce "
OF harness; $40. John st. AloySiuS viola
ton Of the hack law: judgment suspend cd.
Mary Walker walked into - belonging 10
Mary Ann Line; SO. Sarah Catlett. assault
ON Priscilla Wallace, both cOlOred. After
Priscilla told her story TO the court about
now Sarah beat her, the latter told the court
how Priscilla threw a vessel full of filth into
her face, and she in turn threw some ashes
in her face; $40 and costs. Morton Lewis
assault on Lucinda DuvalI; 500 and costs.
Richard Il. Covington and Martha West. as
sault and battery on Henry Poland. This
was the Scrimmage at the Armory building
which was partial y heard yesterday. Wit
neSSes for the defence wee introduced this
morring-a very old colOred woman, and n
very small cOlOred bOy-but not much light
was elected, except that Poland struck the
hTst blow with an umbrella. At this point
the court dismissed Martha West. and she
was put on as a witness for defence, which
resulted in the discharge of Covington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17
Tie Washington Markets.
Rerie,c TOR the Ueek ending Jmiy rs

Prices given below refer to Wholesale oPerarions
only unless otherwise expressed
trade brands, ga6 %; extra 6Vla6 .: super GA
q M 5t 20 middling, 375a+ 80; rye, 5.oJa5 80
GRAIN.-Wh heat, 25als7; Corn, yellow, S9a9l;
bright. s5a67; mixed 6sa66: Ryc Ooai TO- '''
Hay AND STRAw-Hay. clover, l3OOa2DO %: timo-
ny ny y Ha26"o; mixed j. eoa22o ~; Straw. Rye,
10 Oats: l5Walj.uJ; Wheat. 6OOaS %; Cat
Hay, per cwt., ll0aI d.
BuITER.-Hew York, 2ia2s; Selections. wca-
hTsts, lsal9i sec nis. Halo: thirds, lUal2; W.
tern fr,ts, l9a2O; seconds, l6aIs; thirds, I5aI5.
Lss,.--Fresh, l9a2o; keat: Ioal2.
:, aEksEINeW York State factory fine ne ,I2aIa;
II iair to good, sac; SKINNED, 5a7; half SKINNED,
POULTRY AND GANF.-Ducks. live. per dozen. 2. 3
asa, Hens, 1--we, per dozen. 3.5fai.tO, Spring
Chickens per doZ, large, 3Ua5lO; do, small l.; Ia
DRIED F2rIT, AND NUTS -Blackberries. par ID .
Sa!y' Ieahuts, common, UJal %. do, prime, ga
GRTFS FRuIT-.-Poars, common, per Dbl. sla
ries per bucket Is Prieots pr b@x sI. ,rIs
good. per tbl Il; aes2 20 10 common ] coal 20
shoulders Saglf, sides l2al3 Lard cnantry i5tS'
Lal4; refined, l41sal5
FURs, Wool AND HIDKs-wooI. washed, 4oa,5:
urTashed, SO4s4 Hides, green. 6a7. dr., Hal!
Calfskin1. each, 75aI ~; pelts, each, l5a50
cullings, do, local so; Cabbage, per bundled %
a5tO; Unions, white, per busl.., gJdl ~; Beans,
southern, lOOai 10 colored and mixed, s0a75.
Riack.yed Peas, Per bush, IgOa2 20; 10. do mixed
75al IS.
LIVE SToCK.-Cattle, common, S1sai31: butcher
!a!la extra, 6aG5s; Hogs, ordinary, Q: far.
g35aiO; Sheep, lash Stock sheep, Ooa2 is Lamb
5tOd'~O' calves, prime, J5ea61ai common, 4si1a
MILL fEEP-We5;er Fran, per ton, Is oo92O 90;
Brown MldtlIngS, - .01a2}.Oj, white 81 pJsl5 %.
Az 60. ' "
LJMBFR-Yel pine Joice and sCant., II TO lG. II 80
al2J do. ~ to q. l3UUal4UO do. ~ boards, y ;p
10 feet 10 tOal2.-h; do. and 81 flooring board -
BtOal55Oi Poplar. IS and 4. ~ O1i.J %; Walnut,
and o., 2, g. aud inches. ~ O0L50 ~.
SUNBRIE-. - BeeswaX, 2ja2s; Rags, white, 2a3.
mixed, Ia2
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n TERRIBLE DEATH. A young man
named Dunlop. aged II. lost his life near Ma
rlsSa. III, Monday afternoon, in terrible
manner. He was engaged in binding wheat
i'm harvest field, and whilst in the act Of
picking up bundle he felt a sharp sting in
his left foot, he being barefOOted. Upon look
ing around he saw that he had been bitten
by a TattlcSnake. He Immediately started
for the house. calling To the men who Were
with hin 10 Kill the snake. He fell down
after running a short distance he describing
his sensations as though the fire was run
ming through his veins, and that he was be :
coming blind. A physician was imrnedi-
ately sent for, in the meantime all the known
remedies being administered by those pres
ent. All was of no avail, however, and in
less than eight hours after being bitten
young Dunlop was corpse. A horse had
been bitten in the same field in the forenoon
and died from its effects the "Wednesday pre-
viOus. IL is thought that this was the same
snake. II had four rSttleS and a button
which indicated an age of four and a half
years.
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FINANCIAL AND C0MNERCIAL.


Qsofot,css Js-rts1ss 6y MtddIsfaa Z Co baasr-s
The following were the prizes bid and asked Al the
meeting Of the Washington stock Exchange TO iav /.
L :. gold. ll4ls lid. Il.'a asked Bank Sfocks-Na-
politan Rank, III bid; SecUni National Balk.
q bid, l0 asked Citizsus National Bank. us bid az
ssked. Farmers and Mechanics SstiDnal BAnk, Il
Georgetowu, los bid. City Passenger Railroais-
tropclitan stock, q bid. % asked: Coiumti
stock. IS Ind Metropolitan Bonds, o.,
NJ s: - bid. SundTy List : National Thea .er
Temple bonds =. 4 A, 2. c, gold, % bid;
MsshlI gton City Cas- stock, 20 bid; Ches-
III BID, II: ssked Arln Fire ms Co stock. iio eii:
Potomac Fire Inc. Co. stock, Georgetown, lsD bid:
National Metropolitan Fire Insurance Co stock .
10 bid; Corc0Isu Fire Insurance Company stock ,
leo bid; New York, Alex. Washington and
GEORGETOWN $. CO stick. l21bM Dis;r'Ct Secari-
4 J lS92, IS bid; Water Stock Bonds u. s
J lS1l, IS bid. do. do do, isil Q5 bid Funded
Lean; Congress 65s, Y, & A, large isit "A !.
hid, "a asked; do Dc, small TlG bid. "a asked
" sshineton live fess Gers, $40, VI. 4 n !,
) iaS, % bid; Fund Loan B0nds (Leg J s., N.
lS2, % bid. Cert's of Stock, tisi3,J O.. J. A.
y %, at pleasure, 50 bid, Chesapeake and Ohio
Ianai stock. tlSHJ 6s, J. & T., at pleasure,
~ bid tGeorgetownHGe Stock, S., J. 4
a. a O.. ISL g BIZ; DO, o. } a J. 4 o.,
4 o, at pleasure, - bid. MARKET Stock; s, J. \.
J o.. al pleasure, - bid. Board OF pnbIi,,
Works-CeTtihcates General Imp. "a. J J ,
S.4, lid, g0i, asked, do ISIS. Sa7, hii. 9I.
sikcd; do io7S, - biz. a. ked: do. ls77, S0s
Series S9l4 bid, sOl4 asked Cerincates, sewer Sc.
J. Il J, isIi -. ., bi4, ~ a-ked; Water Certia
cafes, S's, 1871. Of bid leo asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

COST OF THE CENTFNSIAL-Tna com
mlttec Of the banks and bankers association
on coins and currency of the country have
made arrangements for space for Toe exhibi-
tiOn of the circulating medium of America
and the coins Of the world. and have aDIpiD o.
Cd Col. j. +. PeytOn their agent Ia advance
the interest Of the exhibition. John Wei H.
president of the centennial board of finance
III response TO inquiries by Mr.. PeytOn as to
the cost Of the exhibition and as TO what will
be derived at the close from all sources of
revenue, has written n letter stating that the
total cost of al the buildings, improveme [
OF the grounds, and expenses incident To- the
Grgani7atiOn and conduct Of the United
states centennial commission, centennial
board of finance, ana to the exhibition
until Its close Will be - 500 900 The
statements are given under the reserve that.
While they are in accordance with his
best Judgment, they are OF necessity but
approximations of results which are depend
ent upon circumst anccS subject To Changes
The appropriation by Pennsylvania of
- COO coo, and of Philadelphia of 81 500 900
together with tine proceeds Of gifts. profits on
sales o! medals, &c, which will yield $50 OOJ-
III al 5000, 0G"-will not be included i'm the
stock basis; therefore the stock basis cannot
exceed IS 100000. and probably not 5000. OOO
The number of admissions cannot be reason
ably estimated at less than 10 100 900. which
at 80 cents each, Will yield 5000 ,GDD to which
must be added the amount 10 he received
from concessions and the sale of materials
after the exhibition closes, say $500 900 to-
gether making S5.j0G, 900, or the whole stock
capital.-Fhiid Tunes.
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LOCAL. " Z " s..
fousfpusPdEOTlfs-

II iS VroT OSfd by number OF young men
10 rrla uiZF rife OF iignt inIantTy battalion
here ard they will hold preliTn mary meet
irc for that purpose il front OF the City Hall
this evening.
A meeting OF the stockholders % TIE Ma
tiCr al Capital Real Estate aSsC. i1tio1 was
held nj the FCart q Trade rooms last night.
and resolutions W. re adopted that al their
properly. real arf ptrSOr n, IuclUiiTg all
prOTniSSOry note receive HE be re -aTI 4 aS
cash. for the purpOGe Of reducing the stock OF
the association. which stock may be offered
in exchange fOr such property.
n business meeting of The MethOtists in
the northeastern section Of The eitv was held
last night in the tent corner OF ii and 18th
streets DOIfEC3St. under the aUSpiC oil Wes-
ley ChareI. I'm T5IeIc 1Ce - the erection q a
new Gnu CT, Rev NJ. BielP Xxi. the = sStGr.
in chair Mes =. e. Gaze. J. n. EC''
and 4. &. Clarke. spoke in iavOr OF the ent #
IriSe. arl n.rl.-l N I-eLr SlnIlrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17
Wall Street To-day.

Nv YORK, luis H.-The P0Si'S financial article
say Cold opened at l8ss declined by lI27 81. *
To IA ami has since sold at Ia !aI a.. The
tone 81 speculation i decid, DIV 'besrsh." ON col
loans the rates have bee u BAL per c.nS .pS-
ing, and l6i until Monday for u-e Foreign ex.
Change is quiet, and 60 day sterling il stat -
and rather heavy. and demsni s'erlinE -, Al .
and hrm nj. ngy il gu ted ~ . per cent for can
loans and 3'aa5 for prime mercantile paper Gov
erninen bOnGs at the rst boa d were tiTn but with
The decline ia gold they dec ined at u o'clock eau
Speculative shares opened "a above yesterday ;
Whici were uCC hat z d. From then until II 8
clock, there WAS ali advance Of Lax, tn. leading
stocks having been Lake Shore, Nurrhwest, 81 Paut
hock Island, ana Hannibal and 81. Joseph In the
next hai horr Their. was decline o5 AL, lea by
Union Pac ltic, which sold down 20 - A. Since noon
Union Pacific and Western Uuio9 Telegraph have
Teco' cred fraction ard the remainder of fha -
has been strong and prices generally at the
h chest OF the dnV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

A CRUEL DECEPTIoN.-The Wilmington
DeL) Commercial mentions a shop keeper
in that city who, In consideration OF the
faithful services OF his lady clerks agreed
10 excuse them from attendance at the store
fSr Thursday last A couple OF painters were
called N and one pat to work On the inside
and one on the outside, 10 have things fixed
up uice and fresh for their return. Friday
came. and so did the clerks, but not so the
merchapt. Further Investigation showed
that a nat 'onlight fitting had taken place on
Thursday ."ight, and on entering. the mock
cry of empty shelves was all that was left to
greet the eyeA Of the young ladies, to waom
80 each was due, besides $50 to the landlord
and n large sum to the landlord OF the Della
ware House The painters were strictly in
structed TO call OF, Saturday morning and
get their money, but before that time they
found that they bad OILY been employed az
a sham, the more effectually to conceal the
hight Of the epterprising merchant,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17
AN UNSUCCESSFUL ELopEvrxr

AN UNSUCCESSFUL ELoPEMENT
Hotel Iroprie'OrS' Daughter Rms OF lCith
her Fathers BcTkeeper. - Early yester-
day morning a telegram was received
at the Police Headquarters from a
X. Wright, city Marshal of Fall River
Mass. requesting the apprehension of Miss
Ellie ThurstOn en- route for San Francisco via
New York, who had eloped the night pro-
vfous with young man nam d O. aOrye AL
len: Detective Thompson, of the Central
ONCE, was intrUStCi with the case, and ar
rested the young lady at the pier inst as she
was entering a carriage with her escort On
being brought before the Supprinten tent of
Police, Miss TnurstOn, who is a very IRE
o eSsing girl of about nineteen wears of ace
refused 10 answer any questions, and az
Sumcd an air of una ITailable silence IL
was subsequently, ASCERTAIN | that she wa
Tue daughter of well knOwn hotel proprie-
Tor IN Fall River. and that her lover was
until recently Cmp.o5 ell in her fathers no
Tel. The attachment between the ma did
not receive the approval of the rater familiaS
ana the result was the uuSucce sSful eIOpe-
ment. Allen Is a young about thirty years
Old ana very stylish in appearance. He
CAL d at headquarters yesterday afternoon
ana urgently requested the privilege of an
interview with the object of his love, but his
pleadingS were in vain and he went away
dlSCohsolate. Superintendent alling stated
that he was in receipt of information which
led him 10 the belief that Allen was already
husband, his wife being a resident of some
e-tern city. A telegram was sent 10 the
father OF Miss ThurStOn, acQuainting him
with the apprehension of his daughter. and a
reply was received giving instructions tn de
tam her until the fathers arrival.-N Y.
Herald, 18Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

D~The commission appointed to enouire
into the loss of the steamship Vicksburs
have closed their labors, and Will send their
report 10 the Liverpool board of trade II is
understood that the report exoaerates the
captain from all blame.
erIn answer to the recent complaint of
pci mark, the German government explain
that re steamer lately seen taking sound
fpgs IN Danish waters was doing SO for the
purpose o. taking dredger 70 Wilhelm
slaien.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

READY MEANS of stopping holes made in
sh'ps by collision or otherwise has been
brought into use recently. 1t is n Russian in
NeIltion. and consists of a plaster, so called,
made Of two rectangular sheets of canvass
s"Wed together, bordered with rope, and con-
tanning water proof material. A sounding
line has TO be passed under the keel and
Drought mp on the other side, then the plas-
Ter can be lowered TO the hole aud made fast.
Several cases are cited in which this inyen-
fion has been employed with advantage, and
large number of Russian ships are now fur
nished with IL. II is proposed that men be
specially trained and ready for the maneu-
wiring Ofth apparatus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17
ARREST OF A WOMAN ovA CHARGE OF

ARREST OF A WOMAN on 4 CHARGE or
ARSON--LaSt night, Chief of Detectives
1!aryoe received "a despatch from Albert
" aShlngtun, dated yesterday, at Fortress
Monroe. requesting the arrest OF Lucinda
washington. tall. black woman. with a
boy named Henry Washington, on the LADY
OF the Lake, on the charge Of burning his
EoI.e me hlsht previous at that place. De-
tectiVeS MCElfresh and Sargent repairej "a
the boat last night. and took both into ems
tody today on their arrival here. Word has
heen sent TO the sheriff at that place and the
CnIcerS here are waiting further orders
The prisoners have been committed 10 iaiI
70 await the arrival of officers from Fortress
Monroe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17
CIT Y TIE us.

-NOtwithstandn the lateness OF
the season, We have still ON hand a very nice
assortment of Fashionable Straw and Light
Felt Hats, for Gentlemen, Boys and Children,
which We are now selling % per cent. less
than former prices. Lewis. - Halter and
Gentlemcn's Outltter," 921 eth street, be-
tween | and X .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17
FOR THE
S U " u E 3

FAFs japanese, 10, q, SOC; linen, black, oolored
aud painted, y and Soc; SILK and Satin, black,
painted ana " hite 81. 81 50, 81 is aud 81
Gsu1s Underwear, FOR Ladies and Gent al re-
duced prices.
Ladies Zine Chemise, Tucked aud Rufle Enbrcf-
Gerry aud HuEie, Lace and Embroidery &C, at 81,
8 Ia and -.
Ladies Drawers 10 match. 81
Fine Tucked and Ru1te Skirts, 81, s 4 20 aud 81.
ali full length ard width.
Long aud Short Gowns, 81.
Very handsome Long Gowns, Ga
Chids sun BoRnets, Soc.
ohld Lace Caps and Hoods, 81.
Hand Knit Infants SaCIues, -.
Beautiful Embroidered MeriEO do S7g
SOrmany Hoods, Lace end Lawn, /.
Child and Misses Plaid Full pr0us, SOC.
Children : Fancy Striped Hose, =, IS, s. and 75c.
Nice Umbrellas and Scotch bingham Sun CmbT5l-
New s;y ie Tuck Combs, IS, soc and Ell
Hose, rsir 81
Toilet Articles Dressing Combs, best Rubber Is
and SOC: Tooth OF Nail Brushes, &c; Hair aud
Clothes Brushes, IS, Soc and 81.
Fine Hand Mrrors, 81.
Travelling Baskets, soc. and ell.
Travelling SatChels, In all kinds, . and 81.
Two packages Brown Windsor SOAP, &c.
Men aud Ladies Li-ie Gloves. &c. very chcap.
Ladies, two.buItoD Kid, in ali shades, splendid
Gents' Kids. 81 and slm
Crcquet-Isf sets, 81; fan sets, 90, 81 %, $50,
- 80 and SIS 50; all worth 81 per cent. M re.
Resides 10000 other articles, all desirable good and
chesp,a st
d. SILVEF5ERG
GREAT METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STOKE
le7-tr 3l2 7th street. ueSr Penn avenu.
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THERE was a sort OF private Fourth of
July picnic at n country seat near Washing
ton called ''Tunlaw," and a number OF
eI'tFIneS We're made. Among the speakers
was lr. F.. Tucker Blake, who concIudCI his
speech with this cOnundrum: why should
our host he made Chief Justice? Because he
owns tunS or law (Tunlaw.)' Before You de-
nouct thlS as the very worst cOnupd drum in
the world yOu ought to recOlIect that the
mar who made IL habitual.y parts is name
in the middle.
so does tine paper from which the & bOve is
taken VIZ: the CotTier-JotgJIl OF LoS sviiIe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

The CHAIN GANG MCTISY.-YeSSer,ia
afternoon, about O'Clock. the twelve prlS-
oltTs IN lne chaln gang who refused t0 go to
work ON the 1th-Street road faS stated il IaSf
evenings STAR were delivered u Sur,-rip-
tendent Hodgson. 1t appears that one of
tne causes OF the characterization was Caeir
objection - the food furnished Them TfisL ~
rldays.l and they announced their deter
mlnation not TO work unless they bat a
meat ulet- The police Were sent for. aud
teTlOOn they were sent down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

NEW PUBLICATIONS. - From Warren
GhOate 4 Co. we have a neat Brochure enti-
It'd New History OF the Bate of Bunker
Hill, its Purpose, Conduct, and E.esult, and
HaIper's R0-GT for July 81; frO5.r shilling
ton, Frank LeSl e's L(,tg's MJp,,-,gE for Au-
RTSt, and also Leslie'S L1.ty'S Jotyr.R and
HaipeI's BO-Gr for July 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

IHE LIQUOR DEALERS Protective A.
ISOLATION held meeting AT Seagcrbund
nan last night to take into consideration the
recent order Of the Wafer Registrar relative
10 SpIgotS behind bars ard the excessive
waste 81 WHtcr i. water closets. \ general
discussion ensued, in which the members ey-
pressed their determination To use every
tEoTt IN their power To comply with ana
SCSt"in tne order Of the Water Registrar, and
prevent the waste Of water. Mr. Palmer ~
Tered a resolution, which was adopted. that
all members of the association put in the
spring splgots behind their bars; that they
wouid fuliy comply with the order regard
ING Inc introduction Of stop valves ia their
wafer closets, and 10 assist the Water Regis
Irar IL whom they had the greatest conf
Gence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17
GEORG ETOWN.

INJURED BY FALL.-Mr. John j. Nc
Quiiisu was seized with with a fit at The
corner of High and Prospect streets yeste -ia Y
afternoon. and fell and cut his head severity
over The leit eye.
NEW WHEAT-A small lot OF new wheat
was sold yesterday al SIS per busheI.
DANGEROUS.-ln addition 10 the ugly hole
in ridge street, near Washington street to
which reference has several times been made
in this column, another OF a dangerous char
acter exists at the northeast corner OF Bridge
and Greene streets.
RIVER -Arrived-Schooner Kitty
Ann, from Alexandria, with 200 bushels OF
wheat for Hartley & Bro; schooner Mary
Croman, from Darlington, Md, with 81 ,OiO
feet of lumber for Wheatley Brothers;
steamer express, from Baltimore, with a
cargo of general merchandise. Consigned To
j. q. * j. NJ. Waters; schooner Mary Riley.
from Maiden. n. V, with a load OF stone:
assorted cargo, TO Hartley Il Brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

DEAD GOLD STCDs, spiral and back viii
buttons TO match, plain and initial. The>,,
goods take the place OF solid gOli goo rs for
appearance and wear. Received az Pricg's,
Ou The avenue this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

%Connolly does not propose to return
nome even If his bail is reduced. Paris is
good enough fox him.-N Y Herald.
~ Hundreds OK houses and stores in Rich
mond, says the Wing, are placared "For
~Messrs. Lambert Brothers & Scott, ex-
tensive coal merchants of London, have
JAILED with liabilities at 81 600 900.
gan excursion party of Boston custom
house officials ate the clam chowder out of a
Kettle, and found an Old mop at the bottom
1The friends OF Rowdoin college are
maki great efforts to raise $4,000 for the
establishment ola Longfellow profeSsorship
In honor of the poet.
@-Over 25O young men have applied for
admission To Harvard college this Year and
Tue average age OF the applicants is nine
FDon Carlos's father is on a pleasure
rip u Norway for rhe summer The Don
nlhseH Is travelling in the mountains of
efThe Courier Journals obseryatj IN that
in the next Congress there will be more rem
resentatiyes who "fought against" the Union
tnan who fought with, Classics the demo
cfats perhaps without their consent.
- The jack rabbit, plentiful in the west
has pair OF long and significant ears which
have earned him the first half of his name
IN old resident, being Questioned abo-I. the
answered: "a jlck-rabbit ". uno
mani A jack-rabbit Is q narrow-gause
mule" eNse