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tn,n's Laundry, bail, ETC., hsnt.uua1 ax ia rnnt
n,d"In cohyen.1csa. beautifully a,sdod. ftuM ia 10
*$S' y. D. HAfta, Matropo!tsn Iilnek-
lI'o NkST EJ1TAtsK AND lot tIf WEST EjtiE
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fi'U 'UnSST-7%usTuKY AND BASEMENT iIIjI;sE
~ tna Io1ns. un WAbAsh.ss, Inquire 1t LII Ftfti.ay
up stAirr. ~ '''
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l. e"nr' nj 'ncrs al Inv E4tcs, Toxcr A.. hetHcrn
tIx.ngl"f and Ftnccnnc,-Ays. J. l.. MCKEEVHT, 81
, 1875-07-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

HUS1NE5S CRANCESs
+~s
11Nt1f STORE FOR sALE:-DSE uF THE NI:SI
Iteatel DUNG rrGh.ahl, business, cheap lus easu.
Ad!rtss t.. Tribune os,cu.
/ lyERY.sTAnLE ,ASp srlCK. IUis SALE
Funl t4tats. 3iu Bus l,lauday. JAMES k1NLAl'l:.
III EAT AND VEGETABLE: MAHKE1' FuKsALE.
vi VII! take ia ftnnrs udoss4iahsi hHttnr.s
Ah thp acat 1ucatsd in GhlrAso. Auds.4s 4. ltshana
thltB
No. ! HAitHkN allNP. STOCK AN rlXTtREs
Mt klKas atnfE, Al+n ktek anri H4lurt u Antp
1sua's u1nishay .Iur~ f,r eAlu. Arpl, uC V. SMELL
4 co.. - West Washington At.
SAlalOS AHnir!lE FUANt1lJHI: UF TEN 1n5Oa:S1
- ulnal 10 t1lt lla WUek EtauI LAatt"I nna s tnS
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chnsrg a',d snd unniIhA ta al dsPsttInsnts;
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MUSICAL.

A 6PHCJAL NAHiAiT-A bnASD.NKw AND
u magnificent ru.sa,"L ptan,-tvEts, n, ucta,ys,
n.etstsanx Iss. .1's.. .t..shment. @ail ina HANS.
t.sas' grand .s"a gs nv tsals I'D ,4ss
isyysaI,nt ~ ~ I'd "! EID. A As1ts .'a. NV aanu.a
a:U: ant~l 4, hss Tsas; entts. mas, es.s 1t
c.Sn WILL KlY \ 1uuu TONE. SEC0AnIlAND,
n.N| upright u1ano. IN rssr, stool with il. WAK.
TlS's. its,Iasncs. B7a WAta.4.av.
c.1tlN WILL. AuY 4 yEHY AIt,tl AND IN4WEk-
Ei'V fnl tno 7oetAvo piano Elegant s'ss'"uld
,"nr r"asd tnngrt W.sst7s easvsd ie2s Au 1Es. ~
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FINANCIAL.


}ASKkupr INSURANCE CLAIMS AND xE.
By j. wi1lRkLl il washnsoaat, M @ a. n'Rcsa keoa
4. basement. ~
f,0MMKRCIAL PArf:R AND 5tUKT0 AGES
= vG9Ehf nd sol!: !naua made roA e%tAse. EU-
oESk G. loS4; hfsO-, y last Was,instun-st.
COMMERCIAL PAPER. NOTES WITH CoiT.3T-
- ers!a sna l1.risafss, oou9ht snd salI. ReEtewe1s
CO.. NJ lii Fitth.4T. "
HAVE MONEY To LUAN AT FROM TO 10 FI:Ii
! ! crnt rn Inatsehsea I.ALARDS SiLEERMAE.
haLAtf, ltAtRbsr VI Ehnlfnercs- Chicago
N(uSEY til LOAN q. MATCHES, DTAM17NI1I
y ~ h,nd.; r's n LAuSl,IRs ,rt.r*s oiios. IL,
hfuNEN TO l;nAk-oS DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
~ hin.~r marnlE~s ~na nthcr tnllatrrals. rFtyato
Loaa olee, EA Cla1k-st-. r. hnu, !. upstairs.
MONEY TO LOAN IN sl'As or SLIM Xs1, ri
t :sssss IN e 'i T.. stss or e
lAS FKASi;iSCt, M0NRY LOAN 0rF1t]E- M
AsAo.st. naar liarr,s" MoneT lant on I'll g..,s Il
ster sae cheap Est.bishcd, III S0'd III.
i. f0FfE1tS. ftup. Gnld and Sllspr buusht.
tTASTk1l-liY A tstNIp PARTY On IMrj,nYEr
- rrotefty Of hr brst II. ut side
aa!s9N toI }esss AIarc.s L. uoWNs Co. Id
I'VE ARR PREPARED r, MAXI LOANS wiTl3
t.nl..".st Or nnAnrrnvcd propesty. IL. osGuKN i
sun, l. 11asaliu-~t.
Gf. ()nN To LOAN Ar PER CEsr. YEARS.
H1O-but And st,Allrr sums Al . per ront; commits.
s.n. Esasonag.r. sAAuEL GEllA. III Doa,Len.'t.
l1(l{) f)0D TO LOAN AT Pen CENT ~ riii.
Vl11N.t5UN ca4n Epr,vcsl real rafAtl, EttiESE
z. EOAts UHO.. !. EA.t " Washludt.n-s,
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
... ... South Sitte.
gG(s bFATE-sT.-SlCKT TUOMs WITH HOARD

. Hotels.
GLARESCE Hnt'SE, f's SFATE.sT., OPPOSITE
N ~ I.hHur u "se 7.unn hutts nf front and utnp,
dated, - - @''' ~|~'n't9-
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4 FORTUNE IN DItICAUD-TilE UlIAHEE OF A
cfnHEy. Agents, /. tr ttnH to srt eulrx.lnr.
e TIC C.n'Gnntai buildings Eacoss stamp LIND.
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F0H ruuA pATtEACE
ip waiting and your faith In my return, l uor
offer you my hinccre thinks. America Ia ta,
AWAY, ai,l my 1olrnuy Inns l,ee. long ono, nut
my iRbOFs unceaslnK in your ipscrebt.
/ have talked Of Samoa at Aouu, our uoys.
papers have spoken Of you until you Aayo come
to 10 known to our people. / had no moaus oil
talking 10 YOU At thsa great dAtaneo, hl,t you
iaave never boen out Of my 1sind. Now that !
have returned an proud to note yot,r advance-
nent, mot 20 muoh practically - in your alspost-
tton to mako a uovsrumoul, create laws apd
abido by them. Your unity will he your best
guarantee OF your peF1atuity as . nation, and to
this epd al must labor.
T1lk xANNIaAA AND cuIRFa
throughout tho entire group must lend the
Weight OF their influence and by labor In council
aud ealnestness OF purpose give such All exam.
pie 70 tho MAases Of the people t4atlmlustry AlId
thrift will forever tAso tho place OF jalon0sa.
samoa should nos live linked and dlsunstod be-
cauxs Qod las given you a fertile country and
fusnlAhei you with duElHiStouce without labor.
lsrty jealouhies should ut once give way 10 an
easusst tsssre 10 promote tha common good.
TIE MISSIONARIES
vho have CAsistianlzod you have mad1 the
groundwork for your future success ~ nation,
aud the hrla- Aas now ootua when their good
Goods 1u'sAt bear fruit.
u our country we have many forms Of wor-
ship. All are frea to worship God ~ thoy may
dsslso. Yhese sra no pts4ct lbe4 fotIus, aud It
should be 30 in al S4u,oa- Each cresl iH
earnest alyl sincere In tho effort to promote
yoas harpinoss aud wel-being. Religious fsos-
donl IL tho bpat guarantee or your Hucresa.
TIE HTEP TO cIr1LlxAriDH-,rS AEwANpe.
In your interconrse with tho whites you must
cons 10 trust theM, aud shoy will respect y0u
at'd abide by your laws. Il,s larRe lnorcAnt,la
aftps among you. with their shirs spd louses.
IT.; .sS'" c;s.r, - ,ous land sud your produces,
p,S,,ssps. ,,s,sps. ,oas xeuld not oihsssise ys ave
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Long Branch Races.

LONG BRANCH, y. j., July I5.-The racing
at Monmouth Park was continued to-day.
The first race was the Thespian stakes, valus
500, added 10 a sweepstakes OF $50 each, play
or nay, for years old, dash of 4 OF a mile.
Faithless. Freebooter, and Dailgalsian start
ed. Freebooter led until entering the home.
stretch, when Faithless, who was running I.
second, went TO the front, and won easily by
two lengths; Freebooter, who had got thu
whip coming up the stretch, took second
place, and Dailgaisian, who never had ~
show in the race, third. Time, III 4.
THE SECOND EVENT
was the West End Hotel stakes, renewal
of the Monmouth Oaks stakes, value 81 600,
add TO a sweepstakes of $50 each, Z. p. for
year old lllies, distance IL miles; started.
Ascension took the lead at the start.
and was never headed, and on the
last half mile fairly ran away from tho
six lengths, Gyptis second, Firework third,
Katie Pearse fourth, and Lizzie X last, al
most an eighth of a mile away. Time: 3.llA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15

FALL OF HOTEL IN LYNCHBURG. Va
1tCo Persons htLted and Tao InjUrei-A bout
O'Clock yesterday morning the rear portion
of the City hotel in Lynchburg, Va fell sud-
denly with great crash, burying beneath
It's ruins several occupants OF the building.
Most oltunately all of the five or six rooms
destroyed were not fully occupied, a number
OF the bearders being absent. AS near as can
be ascertained, only three persons were DOM
lclled In the portion OF the building which
was wrecked, viz: Mrs. l.. Brown, who was
killed; Mr.. L. Z. Harris, commi ssion broker
badly injured, and a negro man, severely
bruised; negro child, who is missing, and
meath the ruins. Mrs. Browa was dead when
reached by the firemen. Mr.. Harris was
speedily extrfcated from the mass of rubbish
but in a precarious condition. The search
was still being made yesterday for the negro
child. II is not believed any others were in
Jured. The building was old, but was con-
sidered safe
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THE INDIAN yEGOTI4T IOys IN
TERRCPTED.

OMAHA, July ia special dispatch 20 the
HTdld reports the killing of two Indians and
the wounding OF three Others by soldiers on
the Little White Ealth river, this being on
the reservation. The Indians are intensely
excited over the occurrence. and all negotIa-
tions and the work OF the commissioners are
entire suspended. and they are detained at
the Red Cloud agency. The circumstances
attending the AFFAIR are not known here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15

1T LOOKS as If somebody is starting q
newspaper every day. The fact that hun.
dreds OF men who have worked in a journal
lists harness all their lives would go out and
commit suicide were it not for the demnition
uncertainty of such course, doesn't seem
to have the slightest effect OH beginners
Louisville Courier. Journal
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THE BEECHER BUSINESS.
Loader and PRICE Indicted

New YORK, July l5.-The grand Jury i'm
the Kings county court Of sessions this morn
ing brought In indictments against Joseph
Loader and John j. Price, Who are charged
with perjury I'm connection with the Tilton-
Beecher case. The prisoners will be arragnedf
Tomorrow, when day Will be fixed for their
trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15

THE TWEED CASE.-David Dudley Field
presented, before Judge Barrett, in the su-
preme court chamber, New York, yesterday,
of arrest in the civil suit against Tweed or
reduce bail. He argued that the action was
substantially the same as the old one in
which the court OF appeals decided the state
could not sue. The judge reserved his de-
eic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15
storm and Panic az Pitssbure.

PITTSBURG, July l5-During The heavy
rain last night people residing along Butch
er's Run, Allegheny City, were forcibly re-
were taxed beyond their capacity, and tha
water rushed along East street 10 the depth
OF three feet or more. The frightened in
mates OF houses took refuge on the hillside.
and for a time the air was rent with th5
screams OF women and children. Fortunate
ly the flood soon subsidized, and 10 serious
damage was done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15

DROWNED IN PAIL OF WATER-A
young girl named Giles, residing at Mill
Creek station, near POttsville, Pa, who has
been subject to epileptic fits for several
years, while crossing floor yesterday, had
an attack, falling forward with her head in
pail OF water, and before discovered she
was drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15
Canadian LOYALTY.

TORONTO, July 15.--The Globe this a m.
has an article on Lord Dufferin's speech,
and republishes articles referring 20 II from
various American newspapers. The G'oje
mate Of Canadian 10y atty, and says Canada
does not desire TO be annexed, and the
United States have no desire TO annex Can
ada. Lord Dufferin did no more than JUS
tice TO the good sense OF Americans. Heidi
only justice 10 the spirit that actuates Cana
dams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15

WANTED, JOHN MORRISSEY'S SCALP.-
John keilys smelling committee have fin
ished their inquiry into the condition Of the
Tammany democracy in the various assem-
bly, districts, and will report TO the commit
tee on organization on Tuesday next. 1t is
said that the committee will accuse Hon.
John Morrissey OF trying To create dissen-
sions in the party by openl! Sneakng against
the reduction OF the city laborers wages
". Y. Sun, I4fh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15

A SAD CASE OF PoIsoNING.-A very sad
accident occurred yesterday morning at No
"a Baltic street, the residence of Mr.. Thomas
De Witt. II seems that Mr.. De Witt, whose
family were absent, had occasion TO arise
not feeling well, and go in search of some
brandy. The closet in which the bottles con-
tanning liquor were usually kept was disar-
ranged, and a bottle containing corrosive
sublimate a solution used for killing insects
was mistaken by him for brandy He took a
swallow OF the poison and was almost in
stantly taken with terrible spasms. His
cries brought TO his assistance the servant,
who procured a physician and summoned
Corporation Counsel De Witt, the brother OF
the unfortunate sufferer, who resides i'm
Cumberland street. DIR. G.. +. Spier was also
called in, and everything possible that hui
man skill could devise was done 10 alleviate
the pains which he endured. His wife and
family were summoned TO his bedside. At
half past his life was despaired Of Mr. De
Witt, who has a wife and three children was
deputy clerk under City Clerk Bishops
regime. He was subsequently appointed
chief clerk of the police department. On re-
moval from the clerkship he was admitted
to the bar, and discharged the duties of chief
clerk In the Office of the corporation counsel
lie was alive at a late hour last evening.-N
y. Herald, l4Sh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15

FAILURES IN THE WESTERN GRAIN
Milwaukee, failed yesterday, being unable
To fulfill contracts for delivery of wheat TO
the amount OF 2i0, 900 bushels. Another large
house could not respond TO calls for margin.
but II is claimed will be relieved from its
embarrassments to-day. George w. Adams,
extensive Oat and wheat dealer on board of
trade In Chicago, suspended yesterday, but
states that he will resume payment to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15
The Story oil Arbitration Of fine Cuban
C0RyELLS VICTORIES.
Troptie. for the winners.

SARATOGA. July ia bout milni gilt tho
winning crews OF Corncll's freshman and
university were summoned To the ball room
ofCongreSs Hall, where an immense throng
was gathered and were presented with a Us.
flag and banner for each crew. Mr.. Kennedy,
OF Yale, the winner OF the single scull race,
was presented with a banner. The flags and
banners were the annual trophies bestowed
by the college association. In addition 10
these al elegant silver cup was presented 10
each member OF the winning crews and 10
Mr.. Kennedy. The trophies were presented
by Hon. stephen w. Kellogg, ofConuecticut,
IN brief speech 10 each crew, with apprO-
pirate remarks 10 each recipient The pre-
scntation was accompanied by hearty cheers
for the winners as each member OF the crews
advanced TO receive his trophy. The Cornell
boys were also presented with a magnin-
cent bouquet, ard congratulations were
heaped upon them from all sides. AT one
O'Clock IN the morning the streets We're still
lively with marching parties of college boys
venting their enthusiasm in songs and
cheers.
Johnny Goes Marching Home.
ITHACA, y. ", July l5.-The Cornell fresh
men and University crews will leave Sara
toga to- morrow at O'Clock a. m, arriving
in Ithaca al p m, where reception awaits
them.
The College Sports NJ Saratoga.
TIKI ONE MILE Run.
SARATOGA, n. Y, July l5.-In this morn
ing's session of athletic sports &. III. Bar
hour, OF Amherst, won the one-mile run In
4:iiE.
was won by W. a. Plat, OF Williams, in 80.
@. W. Green, OF Harvard, led at the finish,
but was ruled out on account of a foul.
THE THIRD RACE,
the great event OF the forenoon, the seven
mile walk, was won by W. X. Taylor, OF
Harvard; NJ. r. Driscoll, OF Williams, sec
ond, and Clarence W. Francis, OF Columbia,
third. Taylor's time was 65.l5k; DriscOll,
65.56, and Francis, Goo DTiScon tainted at
the end OF the race, the sun being very hot.
Francis held out TO the end. Taylor, the
winner, was also IN good condition
at the close, and was about eight
rods in advance of the other when he closed
the finish. The last event was spirited
one-fOurth Of mile run, with six cOmpeti-
tors. e. VI. Culver. CT Union College, wOn
IN S. seconds. There are TO be six more
races this y. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15

THE CARLIsTs-Dorregara being unable
topenetrate into French territory, has turned
back toward Barbastro. A part OF Carlists
who were compelled to take refuge on French
territory near Gavarnie had been arrested
from Pau to guard the frontier. Don Carlos
is said to be at Villa Real with q strong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15

THE PROSECUTION OF Ex-TREASURER
PARKER.-The evidence for the prosecution
in the case of ex-Treasurer Parker, OF 8. c.,
closed yesterday, and the defense declined
to put up any witnesses, and claimed there
upon the treply in argument. This was
denied by the court. Yesterday was occu-
pied with an argument for the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15

AT THE COTTON CONGRESS yesterday ad-
dresses were made on the subject of estab-
fishing an exchange bureau in the several
states. The question of cooperation with
the ROchdale Society, of England, was re-
ferred to the National Grange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15

A BLESSING IN DIsGUIsE.-The Chicago
Tribune says that city has benefited largely
by the great fire year ago, the rebuilding or
the territory burned over having protected
its splendid business quarter with durable
defense of brick and stone, and largely inn
proved that territory itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15

THE RED FLAG IN TEXAS.-A San Mar
cos, Texas, telegram, of July 6, says The
stars and stripes were yesterday unfurled
from Harper's Hall by Major Donaldson, a
veteran OF the Mexican war, assisted by a
confederate soldier. The old flag was saluted
by the brass band with patriotic airs, amid
Fourth had not been honored before since
the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15

AN INITIATION CONVENTIONAL conyen
ton In the interest Of a greeuback party is
called to meet at Detroit, August IS, and b.
+. Butler, w. ID. Kelley, Moses w. Field and
others are expected to address the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15

COLONEL STEINBERGER's MISSION TO
HE NAVIGATOR ISLASDS.-A letter re-
Coived at San Francisco from the Navigator
Islands says that the United States commits
sloner, Colonel Steinberger. formerly pay
master In the United States army,) had ar
lived there and was we'll received. He had
framed constitution for the islanders,
which had been accepted. 1t makes the mon
arch elective for term OF four years, to be
taken from two old families of kings named
MAJ feloa and Topeka, and the first king
under the new constitution was elected from
the first-named family. Colonel Steinberger
had beer made prime minister for life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15

Doc. SWEENEY CAPTURED-At Wilkes
barre, Pa, Doc. Sweeney, the last and boldest
of the Carbonate bank robbers, was lodged
In jail Tuesday, having been captured by
PinkertOn's detectives in New York state on
Sunday last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15

THE "BLACK DEATH" scourge, which has
recently appeared In the rivers Tigris and
Euphrates, is the same which destroyed mil
lions of lives In Europe and Asia during the
fourteenth century.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15

TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR,
AFTER THE REGATTA.
TROPHIES FOR THE WCT0RS,
THE BOYS MAKE A NIGHT OF 1T.
THE BEECHER BUSINESS.
LOADER AND PRIceINoicreo
INDIANS KILLED By SOLDIERS.
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS.
LOADER AND PRIceINpIcreo
INDIANS KILLED By SOLDIERS.
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS.
ROREIGy VIEWS.
The Sulaam of zauxfhar

FOREIGy NEWS.
The sultan OF Zanzibar.
LONDON, July l5.-The Sultan Of Langi-
bar, who has been on "a visit 10 this country
ior several weeks, Will leave here to-day for
the continent
Insurrecttou I'm Burmah.
RASGooN, July la.-lt is reported that an
OF the town OF BhawS, in Burmah.
a Gallery OF Paintings for sale.
ROME, July l5- The pawnnroklng depart
ment OF the Italian government announces
the sale OF an unreieemed gallery of patnt-
ingS I'm November next In eleven lots II
however. an offer OF $40 ono francs for the
whole gallery il made before the time ixet
for The sale, the pictures will be auctioaed in
one lot.
Floods I'm England.
LONDON, july iS.-DispatcheS nom an
parts Of the country bring intelligence OF
very heavy rain storms. The Central News
Association publish a dispatch announcing
that an immense dam I'm CinderfOrt Valley,
GlouceSterShire, has burst. renewing the
danger in the forest NJ Dean which IL was
previously thought was avcrtel. No loss OF
life is reported, nor has the damage - prop
erty been estimated.
The Amestopn RiGemen.
II is sdil uncertaisI whether the American
rifiemen will shoot AT Wimbledon. A ma
Jointly OF them are I'm favor ~ doing SO, but q
strong minority dislike the terms proposed.
Col. Gildersleeve. captain OF the American
rii1emen, will confer on the subject with Mr..
Midway, secretary of the Council of the
ANalioual hlne ASSotldltsii. ana a decision
will be reached onight. but 40 is believed
that Messrs. BOdinc and Yale. OF the Ameri-
cans, will refuse 10 shoot under the present
proposition, whatever the Others may de-
termine upon.
The story oil Arbitration OF fine Cuban
Troubles
Careful inquiries in proper quarters, here
and on the continent, fail thus far Ia
obtain confirmation OF the New York
rumor regarding cooperation between Eng
land, Germany and the United states il
negotiations Cor "A termination OF the war Ia
Cuba and securing the Independence of the
SlaniSh ClLALles i'm The W.T. lnlL..s-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15

~Carroll Tilton. son of Theodore Tilton,
was badly injured at Washington, Conn.,,
where he Is al school, on the 5th OF July, by
fireworks.
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sick-except OF the reports that she is.
~The bow oarsmau OF the WILLIAMS crew
sports the college purple where the Cornell
shell struck him, but he doesn't like 70 show
t.-B0sfoH PoG.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET-Durirlg
the week under review there was not much,
If any, improvement in the general condition
OF the trade. There was q well-sustained
movement in wooden goods for mems wear,
but cotton goods dragged despite liberal sales
of fine and courtyard brown sheetings, which
were stimulated by means of large discounts
Business continued very quiet with import
ers during the week, and sales were manly
restricted to small parcels Of the most staple
fabrics. The jObbing trade dragged heavily,
although there was some demand for limited
reassortments by retailers in the Interior
NJ r. Bulletin, 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-15
A Death warrant saxued.

HARRISBURG, July l5.-Governor Har,-
RANT to-day issued q warrant for the execu
ton, on August 9Th, OF Barney McCue, con-
vfcted In Lycoming county, IN December,
1874, Of the murder Of John Deter.
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Leiles Vine Chemi-e, Tucked and Ruffe. Embrot-
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Ladic. Drawers to match, 81
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Long aud Short Gowns, 81.
NeTy handsome Long Gowns. al
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La ~ 81.
New sty e Tuck Combs Is sOc and 81.
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Zine Hand Mirrors. 81.
Travelling Baskets, soc. and el.
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