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The rrtumPhs of Paper.

tits very noticeable that TIE winning hoa,S
on on. pom usys ~ me saratoga regatta were
only contestlng boats built OF that nalr
rial. On the second day there We're mir
teen competing shells, and twelve OF them
W. re constructed of the customary and ira
ditional Spanish c,dar-certainly a splendid
material. But on his a. on the day pre-
Sdlng, the solitary paper shell won.
itively that the latter material was the hei-
ter, since the two Cornell crews were eN-
TT.p.ionsIy powerful and skillful men.
in its boat that the crew: was Known ne
the giants" and 10 was then believed
that the boat was loaded too heavily This
seai' aecor1lngIy, The extremely heavy
men. even n very muscular. were lnokei
upon with little suspicion. and two cr,pyys
81 average weight We're selected. one for th,
University crew and one from the fires hmen
who prscticed very sc,!ulously aud came -
The match I'm fire condition. Hence the men
may have had as much ~ do with the VIC
tories as the boat. Besides. paper boats hal
teen trled befoi ., and generally were beaten
IN The present case, the Cornell University
boat In weight, length, width and shape was
lust Ike mat of most of It's dozen competi-
uoI>-lt was merely the Substitut ION Of press
ell paper for wood. The weight. which was
lao pounds, was precisely thai OF several of
ne other boats and about the avera ge weight
This, however, IL only one OF a myriad in
stances OF the recent Substitution of rapsr
IN the arts. for wool, glass and the m.talS
Not Ia speak OF such things a. door knobs
ft'tNtt lihhit> till ilh~ist iu>. We fnt even
wash tubs made OF paper and few DAYS
since, IL II said. even ga pipes were made of
III by an eastern mandatory. Al the last
mteiii . OF III, Franklin institute a paper
barrel was exhibited a an object OF interest
But. a. matter OF fact. paper barrels aud
hoNe> are now Ia actual Use by The thou
SANDS seven factories. each acting under "A
inherent patent. being now hu>ilg turning
tht I'M ont at the west. A. described i'm the
Scientific American. under one OF these
patents the paper l. prepared principally
from straw, and l. pressed. several sheets az
tline, INTO firm. conn act sheet. which.
when dry. becomes tougher than wool The
sheet Is Then bent into cN 'indrical form ana
lts opposing ctseS. which are previously cut
INTO ddNetailS, lifted together. Double point
ell nails are drawn through the dove tailed
ends rom The outside Of The barrel aud are
clnciod upon the inner surface OF a Strin OF
wood placed vertically along the inside OF
the joint The heads are u wool fift..i int,
Tie ends with a fange resting against the
edge, and ar secured bY ma Us driven through
The sides of the barrel. Hoops OF wood or
iron are added Ia protect the latter from
ahIaSloH or wear. aud the paper l. thor
oughly watcrpr0oftd. Another mo L. OF max
lng the barrels is 10 form them directly from
the paper pulp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

DEATH OF BAPTIST MINISTER
learn That the venerable and beloved minis
ter OF the gospel, the Rev. James Garnett,
uled AT his residence IN this county on last
Monday, the 18th inst. The remains were
huiled on tuesday afternoon. and attended
to their last resting place by a large number
OF friends and neigh Drs. Mr.. Garnet was
IL his Sith year. For more than sixty years
he has been preacher of the gospel. He was
"A very useful man. and held in high esteem
~ all who knew aim.-CuIDeDer Obserrer Iith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

FIRST THIEvFs AND THEN THE POLICE
The gambling house at No Barclay street.
of which the wealthy and lately robbed Ma
thias Dancer is the principal proprietor, was
"pulled" last night by the police, who, find
no longer avoid their duty. As the heavy
doors were bolted the rad was made through
the skylight, and John Daley, the dealer.
with five others, were arrested, but soon after
discharged, as the faro table had neither Law
out nor checks, nor any other sign of bust
ness beyond the table itself-M y Or. Phl.
Record
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ROBERT DALE OWEN is described as the
son OF man intellectually stronger than
hiinseif and of Presbyterian mother. He
inherit q his fathers errors and his mothers
Stern ldelity' 10 her ideas; aud when a man
hHeNlbly adheres 10 a bunch of erroneous
iancleS where must he come outP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

THE MISSES CONWAY RELINQUIsH THE
BROOKLYN THEATER.-M iSseS Minnie ard
Lillian Conway have agreed to surrender the
BrCOkly n theater on the terms prOpOSoI bv
The owners. In consideration of yielding up
all rights in the lease the debt incurred BY
their mother was Cancelled, but none or tue
money paid by Miss Conway since she took
charge OF the theater was returned. Miss
conway expresses great regret ut being COM
PEELED ID disa ppOint the actors AID actresses
Times. 1Gfh
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ALLEGED Dishonesty.

bUSTpN, July -FreIeTlck Floyd, chief
clerk of the liquor license commission. has
been arrested. charged with procuring IL
cenSeS issued by forged endorsements on ar
plications, and by forging the name OF II f.
frlnmenWay, superintendent OF intelligence
Offices and licenses, whose endorsement was
necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

MADRID, July 1.-THE Carlists unie,
ierula are retreatiGg upon the Amezcuai
mountains toward EStella. They are pur-
sued By Gems. Quesadd, TellO, ana Iona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

ANTI-TREATISG SOCIETIES custom
OF - treating - drinks in rooms is uar-
hapS, one of the greatest drawbacks 10 the
temperance movement. IL is peculiarly an
American custom, being unknown anon
the tipplerS CfOther countries, aud should be
here, as elsewhere, more hOlOrn1 in the
breach than in the observance The prac-
teal effect IS more serious than will apD.4-
eXhllarating surroundings, because il inevi-
tably induces men 10 drink more frequently
than they desire. Half "A dozen, more or
less, men OF business and social acquaintance
meet AT lunch time in their place of usual
resort. \ vicious custom milking il highly
improper for either of them TO drink alone
ne Is compelled 10 invite the others to - iOiu
him. To refuse the invitation is also i'm
proper, and IL is equally SO FOR each of the
others not 10 invite the party TO q" iOin him"
The consequence is, that each one of the
party takes several drinks when his desir.
was Tor but one, or perhaps for none, and
When ne returns TO his place of business his
capacity Tor work is necessarily limited bv
the size and strength OF his rotations If
this were an InfreqUent occurrence il might
Dc 10 great matter, but its recurrence begetS
"a craving for the several drinks instead of
The one. and morbid necessity arises and is
eratlied until the inevitable end is reached
We observe that al some OF the principal
watering places this summer ''aati treating
Societies have been formed with q view of
getting rid OF the obnoxious cuStorn of
"fTeating,' and allowing a person TO drink
once or more, or not at all, according as he
may elect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

THE VICTORIOUS CORNELL. cRrws LEFT
Saratoga, New York, yesterday, in a special
palace car for Ithaca. They were warmly
greeted at schenectady, Utica and other
places, and on their arrival at Ithaca mai
with a grand reception. The town was
illuminated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

Icrts1 10 be taking refuge in France and
me French commaI dant at Farbes has tele-
sfaphed 10 Paris for instructions as to his
course with regard 10 them. Jovellar's head
quarters are at Sarinena, in the province OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

WHISKY RING INDrCrMENrs.-The Uni
ted states grand jury at st. Louis presented
nearly thirty more indictments TO the Uni
Ted states district court i'm that city Thurs
Gay ana friday, OF per3Ons connected with
the so-called whisky rings, but the names
VIII not be divulged until arrests are male
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17
The Mountain Meadow Massacre

BEAVER, UTAH, july l6-Deputy Mar
Slfl cross arr iyed here this evening with T.
Munger Smith. Cross has been after him
since June 25th, and found him IN san Bar-
narilno county, Cal. When found smith was
willing To come to give all the testimony I'm
ms possession regarding the Mountain
Me9 lows affair,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

PROPOSED HoNORS To THE AMERICAN
TEAM.-The Joint committee of the National
Rifle Association and Amateur Rifle Club of
New York, have resolved TO give the Ameri-
can team a reception down New York bay. a
procession up Broadway in carriages, and a
banquet at night. The Ninth Regime mt has
Offered their services as an escort II was
also resolved that a suitable testim oniaI be
presented TO each member OF the team.
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Internal Revenue Investigation.

LOUISVILLE, ny, July E.-COlonel L. b.
nunt' supervisor of internal revenue, and q.
w. Horton, special agent of the Treasul y
nave arrived here, and with Special agent
Wheeler Will Immediately commence "A
thorough examination into the affairs of the
office here, which, meanwhile, has been
closed.
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The Nissfn. Aeronauts

CHICAGO, July H.-Nothing has yet been
lvard Ol the two gentlemen who left this city
IN balloon Thursday evening last. The
general opinion l. tnajthey We're swept into
the lake by the terrific stOIm Thurs lay
night.
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Specie Sbia,,, emf

NEW YORK, July 17-1he specie shipments
to Europe today amounted To sS5i.cDJ, OF
which S150G00 is gold coin, and the re
maiuder gold and silver bars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

A FATAL DRAM-Mr. Thoms ID. Dewitt
Of Brooklyn, who was poisoned by corrosi We
sublimate which he had mistaken for
brandy Tuesday morning, died of the effects
OF the poison at IL o'clock last night at the
house of bis father i0-law. No. 23i Baltic
street. Mr.. Dewitt was thirty-One years of
age, and leaves wife and three children
N Y World 10Th.
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The Recent Attempted Express Rob-

INDIANAPOLIS July II.-Wm. Bridgeman
SUPP o'u 10 be one OF the men implicated in
The recent attempted express robbery ami
murder az Long Point. Ill, was aIreStc I last
hl ght. The larger one of the two men il stiu
at large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17
THE FRENCH AS

The FRENCH ASSEMBLY YESTERDAY passed
The public powers bill by a vote OF $50 yeas
10 so nays, and resolved To pass to a second
reading the bill relating TO the election of
senators. resolution was also adopted TO
discuss the budget on Monday, and then adj
Journ 10 November 30th. The Left endeay-
ored 10 secure pOstpOnement OF the adjourn
hieht untli AFTER the discussion OF the budget
and the election OF the senators but were de-
ieated. They reproached the government
with betraying the constitution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

A FALL OF ONE HUNDRED Fetal
Niagara Falls, N. Y, Albert Abbotaxy, of
kinston, Ontario, while under the influences
of liquor, fell over the bank on the Canada
side, distance Of 100 feet. None OF his bones
were broken. He wanted more whisky when
raised to the bank above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

GEORGE y. JACKSON, the defaulting rev.
enue collector, died at Louisville. KY, about
held yesterday afternoon at the instance of
the insurance companies, to determine
whether he had committed suicide, he having
policies to the amount of Sl2.500 on his life
Jackson had given bond to Collector Buckner
in S25, 900, and there may be enough property
TO indemnify the collector for his loss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

WANTS TO CONE HoME.-The Indepen-
deDce Beige learns from the Hague that Mr.
Gorb am, United States minister there, has
asked 10 be recalled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

The ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGY of Law
renee, Mass, have issued a card condemning
the riot OF Monday, and expressing the hope
mat The ringleaders may be made to feel the
en0rm!ty OF their crime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17
CHUEcH AND STATE INCANADA.-Fat

CHURCH AND STATE IN CANADA-Fdther
RouSsellOt, cure of the parish church i'm Nor
treal, has written a long letter To Mr.. Doutre.
counsel in the Guibond case in which he sets
the latter at defiance as to the execution Of
the late judgment of the privy council in the
matter. The gist Of the letter is as follows
This day do not recognize more than in
lo6J the right OF the civil authorities to inter-
iere In questions which belong only to eccle-
slaStlcal domain. and nOtwit landing my
feep respect for our gracious sovereign and
nay perfect submission to her authority i'm
everything that belongs to civil matters I
am and will always be obliged to refuse
Sepulture TO j. GuibOnd in conSecrat 4
ground so long as my bishop forbids me to
grant it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

NATERTOwN, y. Y, July E.-MISS Jane
McMulilgan. aged 10 years. was struck by
lightning last night aud Instantly krllei a
{ anp Ainralf
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T. A 7. =
thursday night burglar fore ; an entrance
INTO the house OF John Schmit. i'm New YORK,
ana stole lot of clothing and iewclry. He
succeeded in leaving the premises. and was
fence when detected by a woman nafn~i
barbara thinner, who seized him by the
leg and terk8f him back int the yard and
IN spite OF desperate struggle on the par:
OF the thIeiS succeeded in holding him until
the arrival of assistance, when he was
handed over to the police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

Secretary Of War BeIknap and
Iarty arrived at Omaha, Neb., YESTERDAY.
Minister Sche lck and family have gone
To Sweden and y rrwav. and will be absent
two months. Secretary BriSf0w. Judge
P.tFTel ont, Gov. DeariSOn and Gen KctcI-
am were guests OF the Potomac boat club vec
tercsv evening in the barge 'Marguerite -
and visited Table Rock and enjoyed a moon
lght row dow the Potomac. ....IIOn. Clas
4 Neil. OF Penua., is in the city. TX
Senator CaS>erly i IN town. "A pleasant
colony OF Washington people is located for
the not weather at Sandy Springs, IN Mont
gomeTy county, including, among Others
The fani i g o: III. j. Rams,lelI, II. III. Clapn
sixth Auditor McGrew and Pension Agent
Cox. ''''Ramsdell, of the New YORK Trtiluge
- III san Francisco, sorry that the Palace
Hotel isn't open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

TIIE YELLOW FEVER REPORTS. The
Navy Department is not advised of the ex.
istence OF any cases OF yellow fever at Nor
folk, Va. There has been, however. n mi l.
VatC note received by an officer OF the mali
cal bureau OF the navy, in which the writer
sets forth that there are eases in that city
IL X the opinion OF medical men that the
scourge Will make It's way up along the A =
appearance at Key West. The latest reports
from Key West Indicate that the fever -
abating at that point.
Tie following has been received at the
Ssh a. office in this city from Norfolk June
l. There is no truth whatever in northern
rulnoTs that cases OF yellow fever exist in
This city. MCCAIN Sergeant"
y dispatch received from the surgeon In
y O'Clock today. states that the rumorS of
the existence of yellow fever in that city are
entirely without foundation.
CHANGE OF STATION OF CoMMTssARY
or FICERs.-Col c. l.. Kilbur1, assistant
cCmmiSsary general Ofsubsistence, has been
relieved from duty in the military division
OF IN" south, and ordered 10 report u the
lt utenant general commanding the military
division of Missouri FOR duty as chief com
mlssary Of subsistence of that division.
Lieut. Col. III. r. Clarke, assistant com mis-,
sary general of subsistence, has been relieved
from duty in the military division of the
Missouri, and ordered 10 report To the com
naEdlnS general OF the military division of
AtaHuc Tor assignment TO temporary duty
as purchasing and depot cOmmisSary at BoS-
ton. Capt. ). T. Cushing, commissary of
subsistence, is ordered To report To the com
hShdlnS general OF the deOar:ment of the
south FOR assignment, in addition 10 present
duties, as chief cOmmiSsary OF subsi Stence
OF hat department. Capt. G.. Il. Penrose.
CCmmisSary OF subsistence, on being relieved
d6red TO report To the commissary general OF
subsistence for temporary duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

Two SUICIDEs.-In Cleveland, Ohio,
Amasa q. Taft, an engineer, killed himself
by taxing laudanum, and Mrs. Thayer, an
aged widow, hanged herself to her bedroom
door knob.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

+. F. DYER, probate judge of Lake county.
Colorado, has been foully assas SiuatCi in
consequence OF his issuing warrants and Sc
curing the arrest Of sixteen persons for their
acts as committee of safety" The sheriff
seems to have been in completely with the
guilty parties. he having an arm posse of
thirty men, all, however, members of the
implicatSd cOrmittee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

MARRIAGE AT THE REvOLvER's MOUTH
is not valid. So the New York supreme
court decides in the case OF Livingson
county man who was forced by another to
go with him to Avon and mary girl against
his Will. Judge Z. Darwin Smith granted
decree declaring the marriage null and void ,
giving both parties the privilege to marry
again
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17
To PLEASURE sEEkERs.
SUMNER ARRANGEMES
STEAMER PILOT BOY, Capt. W II. Byles.
l. pR ENC RsIONs.

THE MARY WASHINGTON
has larger rCm FIR pleasure parties than any other
t0st EDR CHAhTER AVERY r.
ia AND EVENING. Regular Eslss ~
trips q GIymoEt sId return Mon sREr7xxsss1D
GAYS, V edrs ~iays and Fridays, leaving h-streat
Hhart q; Apply on board, or 10 DE-. HOW
LAND, 2l9 IA street.
Je5 IN Pr TROTH, President.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION out
standing amounts To 1851 6l3 ,124, OF which
e, 53s 600 are gold notes.
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CARDINAL McCLosKEY istns san for uarr

today, and proceed to Rome, in order ID re-
celye from the Pope his broad brimm-i red
nat and ring, and be appointed to his titular
chuTcn. 1t Is customary for every cardinal
after receiving his Oeretta from the papll
legate, to visit the Pope at his early conTe-
nIence and obtain the remaining insignia OF
rfhce as above. The name of every cardinal
IS connected with an especial church in the
city of Rome, but IL is not expect that he
should Officiate there. Ii is call / the titular
church. Mons. ROnScotti and DR. UbalIi. o.
The papal legation, will sail on the 3lst inst
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Hon,PWard Rn.rnd

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE L. >. flagship
Hartford left Hong Kong June 10th for IN
gapoIe, en- route for the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

Mr.. JOHN b. NINICK, of Pennsylvania,
has been APPOINTED a iTSt-clasS clerk in the
contract office, Post OH, e Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

a NEW POST OFFICE has ben established
at Port Ea's, at the mouth OF the NJ Sis
Sjpppi 1 liver
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THE TREASURY now holds S375. 49, .3j2 in
L. 5. bonds to secure national ba1k ci-cIla-
ton, and S15,7 ora to secure public deposit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

NAVAL ORDERS.-Capt. Francis A. Roe
from TIE command OF the Lancaster and
placed on waiting orders; Lieut.. Commander
George W. Wood. Lieutenants Edward H.
Sheen, John :. Newell and Charles III. Black
Master Charles r. Goldman, Ensign T. r.
5GTt"ck, M1dshipmen Thomas F.. Muse AMI
o. W Lowry. Acting Passed Assistant sur
2 on r L. GreeHe, aDd PasS-i Assistant
Erg.reer Arthur Face from the Lancaster
aiit s'ac-t ON waiting orders; Lieut. George
+. y .'EInS TOm the Swaiard. and p,ac on
Waiting OTlers; Lieut.. George VI. TOtten from
tht photographic office, ami ordered To the
S"atara; Lieut.. VIM &. Gibson from the
'.lnUesOta, ami ordered ID the FrOIic I'd OF
august LeNt: Pas master Richard Washing
:. u nom the Lancaster, ami ordered to set
q accounts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

THREE LIBEL SUITS IN ONE DAY-T1
the court OF common pleas of BaIti more city
were dockCt"d on yesterday, the 10th instant
three suits against the proprietors of the
baltimore American. The plaintiffs were
jhe Hon j. Black GrCOme. governor of the
state; the Hon. Levin Woo for I, comptroller
OF the state; and the Hon. Barnes Compton
treasurer OF the state. The amount o! dam
ages claimed in each case is S2O.0gO. M
declaration has yet bcen filed in any of the
eases, setting forth the cause of action. but
IL - understood that the charges ma ie by the
American against the action OF the board OF
public works Of the state of MARYLAND, which
Is composed OF the gentlemen above named
IN The matter Of the purchase of a site for the
house of correction. were the foundation for
the prOceedingS.-BdH gazette. nh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

CUSTOM RECEIPTS TO day. 1908. E 1T; in
ternal revenue today. SOL, 9SL1s; total in
ternal revenue receipts for the month TO date,
Z 500 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

THE National Bank currency received ut
the Treasury to-day for redemption aggra-
gated 1910 Az; total receipts for the week end
ing to day, Si,4G9,1i1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

THE L. :. s. PORTSMOUTH arriv0I at san
Francisco, California, on the 18th instant.
She is 10 be used as training ship for boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

SECOND LIEUT.. D. T. GIBBON. 9th cavalry
who has been detached in this city, doing
signal service duty, has been ordered to JON
his regiment
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TIRE BEST YET

no FOR TUE
WHITE MOUNTAINS ASB MOUNT DESEeT,
VA NOR EICR LINE.
S22 odlv for round TRIP from 1T n
New 1Tk and return. Oh Ire Of y
seven Routes. passengers allowed ? sop ~ -T al
any point. Circulars, with fuli Information. may
be bad az The principal stations the Erie, the
PeuH-y l,Auia and tE- PuI'aIeI phia, WILMINGTON
and Baltimore railroads, here tickets al for
WiCh Lire fvl1-WE= ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

POSTMASTER GENERAL JEW ELL left this
afternoon for Baltimore, where he viii be
the guest of Mr.. John W. Garrett pres ident
OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, until
Monday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

rom Washingt IN. II business requires the
presence OF the head OF families in Wash
inston during the week they can come down
any Saturday night ON the steamer Sue
reaching here at about Sunday morniny
The boat leaves Mt Sunday evening aud
arrives in Washington between : and Mon
day morning.
Among those who have their families here
are VIM. II. Clagctt, w. 4. Yates. Nicholas
Acker, DR.. Duhamel, Jno. w Bote'er Frank
I'M Philp, Col. Tichcnor, and T.. q. Whe her,
all of WASHINGTON. y AMI
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Col. j. III. KNOwLToS. chief clerk of the
Post Of'ice department, has gone to New
town Conn, to visit his wife who is seriously
Ill She was taken sick in Washington
several weeks since, and was remOv / 20 her
home in Connecticut under the impression
that she would be beneftt~i by the change