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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30
An Indian Bear Story.

a curious bear story, illustrating the
peculiar charac cteristics of the Indian
mind, was that o. two Crees, who, sud
denly surprised by grizzly, intellectually
discharged their guns and rushed TO
climb the nearest tree for refuge. The
tree, rs it happened, was high, naked
pole, with but one lateral branch suffi-
cient to support the weight of man.
One Indian was able to rest OH this
branch, but the other was obliged to save
himself from the clutch of the monster
by hugging the bare tree trunk in the
most painful position, clinging by the
hands and knees. Such n position could
not long be endured. The poor fellows
strength rapidly gave out, and he burst
into tears and lamentation ut the thought
CT his wife and children, while the cal
lous wretch above him, in safety, laughed
and tiouted at his agony. At last the
fatal moment came, and he abandoned
himself to his fate with stole resignation.
Now, rs it chanced, at that very instant
the grizzly was in SO exact a line beneath
that our Indian friend, instead of dash
ing upon the hard ground, plunged
right upon the animals back, n catastro-
phe which so astonished the bear that
he rushed in n panic, as hard as his legs
could carry him. Finding that the
enemy had no intention of returning, the
second Indian after u time descended,
and, resuming their guns, the two pro-
ceeded together to the encampment,
where they both had their home. AS
they We're on the way, the unlucky hun
ter, filled with alarm in anticipating the
ridicule he would meet with We're his
weakness under prospect of death pro-
claimed to the tribe, exerted himself in
the most muniticent offers to his COM
panion, i'll the hope of purchasing his
silence; and he did at length succeed in
extracting promise of secrecy, but only
by the sacrifice of everything he pos
sessed in the world of the slightest luxury
or value. Stripped of all but the bare
necessaries of life, the poor fellow
could yet be happy-his self-respect was
saved
But, rs might be imagined, the man
who could take so base an advantage of
friends misfortune was not likely to
prove trustworthy guardian of the
secret he had sworn to preserve. Not
many months afterward, this worthless
villain, rs lie came staggering through
the camp in one of his accustomed fits
of drunkenness, began loudly to pro-
claim the story of his friends disgrace,
and hold him up to the bitterest con-
tempt and ridicule.
The outraged Indian went straight
into his tent and armed himself with
loaded gun, then, returning to the place
where the knave was uttaring his scan-
dals, he took aim at him in sight of all
the people, and shot him through his
heart.
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The Cumberland (Md.) Nc'cs states
that an adopted son of brother OF
Miller, the Millerite preacher, has, ever
since the failure of the Millerite predic-
tions, been partly insane, and q few
days ago was seized with brain fever
that terminated in his death. The
physicians state that the disease was di-
rectly traceable to the terrible mental
excitement under which the unfortunate
youth labored for many days.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30
VOL. I.--NO. 32.
OF Age.

Thoy tell me I'm man to-day:
They say I'm twcnty-one
That twenty years ago last May,
My mother had son;
They tell me that my boyhood's days
Have mingled with tho past
They speak of chauffeur" "manly ways"
or dignity" and "caste;"
They paint in rarest hues serene
An "honored age," and such
And lead old profigacy in,
Assisted by crutch.
Then farewell, youth, thou dear old friend,
I'm told to leave thee here;
But let us in tho wineglass blend
The joy, the hope, the fear,
The visions we alone have known,
Our chateaux-en-Espagne.
With wisdom's dignity and frown,
Remember I'm man;
Remember must bid adicu
To shallow joys and dreams
But most dread to part with you.
man how strange it seems.
But still, metbinks, there's somo mistake.
met friend just then,
Who greeted me with hearty shake,
And said, "old boy" And when
asked him if he saw no change
He smiled and asked, "Of shirt ~
1 told him had come o. age;
lie asked me if it hurt.
dropped his hand and turned away,
And to myself unused:
"Shail assume role to-day
To which am unusedi"
No. Come along! Old time has lied,
And cheated me and you;
We'll battle with life's changing tide,
And Gull her pleasures, too.
Well laugh old dignity to scorn,
And slap his rigid face.
In one to pluck hfe's pleasures born,
There's little stately grace.
And 80, vain pomp and pride, away,
And some one else allure
They tell me I'm man to-day,
perhaps-I am not sure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-14
4 L f. X Il NDRIA.

VERY HARD ON GENERAL EARLY.-Gen-
eral Fltz. Lee has told us good joke land
characteristic one OF .'Old Jubai'' which we
cannot forego the pleasure of publishing
NeneIal Early lately received a pressing in
vltatlon from the chaplain OF q New York
post OF the y. n. X, TO attend their summer
encampinent, At pleasant lake resort in
mat state, where, among other amusemeIts
mere Was 10 be theatrical performance OF
a piece Illustrative of some scenes of the
war an the Valley entitled The Spire of the
Shenandoah" And ia the cast of characters
that Of the rebel General Early had been as
signed 10 the chaplain himself In telling
ms friend FltZ. OF IL the general remarked
mat he had had a good many hard things
said about him, but this was the hardest
thing on him veto have himself repre-
sthlei on Inc stage by n ID Yankee
SUPPOSED MURDER. - The mother and
stepfather OF Alfred Hyatt, the cOlored bow
Ol Whcm me jury OF inquest found that he
eaIse 10 his death by being run over by the
night train of the Alexandria and Frede-
rlcksbuTg railroad on SATURDAY last are dis
Satished with the verdict, and assert their
otIeI mat Inc deceased came To his death by
violence, suffered a { the hands OF some un-
known person or persons, and that he was
Knocked down and robbed, and then placed
on The railroad track. They assert thai when
they discovered the remains which was only
ten minutes after the train passed the pock-
cts OF Tie deceased were turned wrong side
our ana mere were Two cuts on his head, APP
paTently made with sharp Instrument one
on the forehead ami the other on the left side
OF the head near the ear. The deceased also
haC bundle which contained q shirt and
other articles. which was missing at the time
The remains were found. His leather nit
tens, worn in carting bricks. were found at
the precise SPOT from which his body was
dragged by the train. 1t is further ascer-
tanned that an unknown colored man made
inquiries near Arlington park concerning
the way 10 Washington about q half an hour
before the body was found, and upon being
directed deliberately turned In the opposite
direction towards the tunnel, the place where
the supposed accident occurred, and made
there the same inquiry of the Waterman of
The canal, who observed him lettering at
mat spot These are suspicious circum-
stances, which were not within the know
ledge or the coroner or the jury of inquest.
On the other hand, 1t is well known fact
mat the train always comes TO q fnll stop at
that Identical place. and 1T appears mystic
risus that IL the boy shouid have been
crooked senseless and placed on the track
the engineer did not observe it, and the ems
giDeer asserted that his engine did not pass
over the body.
PROPERTY SALE.-Messrs Green & Wise
real estate agents of this city. have Just sold
the farm of Judge Lander, of Washington
formerly that of Granville Kelley situated
On the Rappahannock river, I'm Fauauier
county, containing seven hu .ldred acres to
n. II. Lohse Bro, of New York, for so, 400.
Gazette, 18Th.
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The Washington Markets.

g
iPrices given below refer to wholesale operations
only, unless otherwise expressed j
trade brand MARA. sea7 co. .SS4 SO So.
Cg; me 5as 90 n!iddling, icci 50; re, oas 81
o9In Meal 6llted ssas7 do, unbolted, s2ssi.
white, Sass Oats. old. southern, 6sa7O; OATS new ,
ga western, bright 66s67, mixed, 55s66 Bye,
=, Hay ASp SrRAw.-Hay, clover ls ooaec 40; tfno-
IS o6ai6 80 oats, m.%i2. Wheat so, tW a., H. S,
Hay, per cwt., sSoal -.
I'm ~. -4s,S; DO virginia 2is2s barrel 22l2i Packed
ss's' 60 seconds lla2J. thirds, l6al7; Western
SONG, yaT ihlTds' HAS, Grease, TO-.
f,;, X%rk State factory me re Han;
far t. good 7aS; skiIumei. ia5 hair skinned. Ss7
,PCcLThY AM GANs.-Duchs. live, @ dozen 3 90
yer dai large, St5aij 10. I -mg ei aE, ke1
rar r. rIa, h'ssieI Tt5,d new
common. j Goal Is, DO, UriuIe, I7Saz o.. =
SkHEN tKT;TS.-PesTs' common, per bbl.. saa
per- buak Ff1s "a PGf . s , ~eSFlfor
80 common. 51al 90, Peaches. pr TX, 2s-7.
ssn%GsTs. ball SIDES, l5all. Lard country l0,s,
FTRS, wSoL All, HIoEs-wool, washed, ao,s.
C9listins' each, 7Sal 30. pelt=, each, isaso
e, mSeH rStat"es, peg b5l aoa2 So
Calbagc, yer hundred, aoas %. O1,ans' Wit,
BeT bush. lCeal IS; yellow, per tush.. S5aI.U0:
Beans, Whltt. NV York, per bush. 2vUa2 Il.
LEE sToCK.'Gttle common, Sa4; butcher,
5000 extra 5taa6.s HOGS ordinary 9aqts fsir,
ai ,SSh'tP, sh Sick shop 2&0e3sJ, LAMBS.
Cows. each. - 0oa46 &C: DO common, 70 5oa2j 90
Brown MiGdings, - COa23 10; white q sla25 40
SEErs.-Tmothy, per bushel, 30Oa3 81, Flax, Is
LCMBFR Vel, Pine Iofce sDi scaut, u - Is. n 90
az 81 d." = q "a, ljUal4fD. do. boards y 20
Is ea-5 60: Poplar, IS and A . clssa o. Walnut
s ana 800 8 s and inoh be- 30 s., 80 20
IUaI5i Rags, white, 3Ast5, 90, mixed. 2,.3
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1Pinchback is swinging around the circle
tie spoke in Lexington Monday night.
eSln Great Britain there are 1855 900 200
invested in the production OF alcohol, which
some iunatics cali pOisOn.-.M y Herald.
~The New York Liberal Club held a
meeting last night In honor of the memory of
Hans Christian Andersen. A number of
Danish residents were present,
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sS-The ship Queen OF the Mersey has been
seized by the sheriff at Bro oklyn, N Y. on a
writ OF attachment for debt.
e. a dependent old man Ia New Orleans.
upon hearing his son say that work was
scarce and poorly paid, went oct of the house
AID shot himself, SO as 10 remove one burden.
EIA respectable Young Lady in Bowdoin-
ham, Me-. has created exc tement and dis
tressed her friends by clipping with a lover
who has served two terms la the State Prison
for hOyse-sttaling.
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CIT 7 1T z Ms

JANIS }. DAVIS Sons. t2t PennSy wanna
avenue, under Metropolis tan Hotel, nave this
Gay introduced the broadway style SILK
Hat, adopted by the retail matters Of New
York. .I.E
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DIR. c. W. BESsoN's Celery and Cha1no-
mile Pills are prepared expressly u cure
headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness anH
Sleeplessness, and viii cure any case Price
30 cents box, postage free. Sold by all
Druggists and Charles StOtt & Co, 40 Penn
sylNania avenue. Washingtnn shenl.
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". II. NARLOw.
ssTRIKE sTRIEEf STRIFE FCk YoUa
A. EIRESl
COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIAL

tsss sistyr o. sSnd lsrye srs s---,.s -eac.r
Q. AhTh RhCllI sud hlTO6iSUCs Jos 40
Plhk, DAN and HICKORY WOOD L. ta@ .tlcE q
sTed aud split al keIt under cover.
having The cOutTtl q several brards o. .r1Sortss
9Id Domestic UEM EGTS aud CALt,IsFI fI.sf-
I hEs, SD hAndlinE yearly many miili0Us q BAN
Syh IhThe an IN condition % nil 0-,lers - auR
etAracter IA s0T l;iic With dispatch SEd = Isi'T a.
gtfiOn - --'"
Central Ofics-6.3 L3ussfsus e~-nr- u7rthue~,
Branch lard-lst 81. 5st suf Y ets d., - n haszs
Nhsrf-Foot OF s. street southesst
cctsli IN W. grFHaNn
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BAvE, corner Of
New YORK avenue and 18th street, pays S per
cent per annuIn on deposits fer each calendar
month. Eanking hours, 8 20 {. Saturiays,9
TO and tOS 2!t3 l.tlB
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ATTFTUTEr NIDSEgaT ROBBERY FRUs-
Th4EFE-3U attempt was maize about two
cock yesterday tf-iuayE morning by a
'igcf u eject 81 entrance into The dwelling
It Mt. IGtv!J Campbell, residing az No. IfNI
FiI street southeast BY the ard OF one OF the
yi'arS .. the porch ne worked bis way along
70 The window Of the rOOIl Of Mrs. c. where
Sfe art leT little ones were sleeping. By
some s.. ght noise she awO4 {, and saw the
-. lain INST in the act OF 50. ineing into her
nom. She exclaimed % GOu rascal" and
ealing HeT husband. who was sleeping in an
F"joir'D" room. he pursued the thief as far
as ite -avv yard wall. when ne lost sight OF
BIN IL WCulC be vel for Lieut.. Austin TO
rir6Ct tIc afteEtiC. OF ms men 10 This local
ny - lhis inief has been lettering around
TIE IeigLoCrhCOd for several nights past He
II " hlte man, of small build, smooth face
@rd Wei dressed, and would be recognized il
II = '1FC -
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

ATOuB WASHINGTON OFFICE WE KEEP
ALSO A LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FROM
DUB READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING OF
DUB LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS,
AND OHILDRENS SUITS, AND SPRING
OvIRCoATS, FROM wRIOH WI Full Or
Dies In TWO DAYS TINE.
ONE SPECIALITY N DUB yURNrsHtse
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE AMEKIOAH
YOKE SHIRT, A PERFECT FITTING GAB.
MEET, WHICH WE MAKE 10 HUASURD or
1URHI6H READY MADE.
Oeylln & Co.,
sW-H Hoo = sTRxz1j
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CoTns Extracted without Pain.
so me shoe can be worn VI III ease. Buttons.
lngrowlng Nails, Vascular EXcreScenceS.
ana other ailments OF the feet successfully
treated, at Or. Whites establishment. 18Th
street. opposite the Treasury. Hours a.
m. to p. IN.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issuei 10
Washington L. Evans and Katie II. Nor
gan, John II Briscoe and Susan Annie
BaInes; VIM Carley and Mary Canon; Thos.
Mccoy OF f1ttsDurg, and Nancy e.. Snyder;
Lambert r. Bergman and Emma f.. Bus hby,
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THERE is great satisfaction in putting on
an Eimwood collar. No pulling this Wav
end that way, as IL ats at onee.-4,fU
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= < Win &, 9 =
tHEH YORK.
s70S II ST x L EK.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT,

FOB DUB CUSTOM TRADE WE KEEP THE
BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF MATERIALS To
BIZ FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES, STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOB
Us, AND The CHOICEST FANCY STYLES or
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERI
CAN MANUFACTURE. FOB THIS BRANCH
OF DUB BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE BEST
AkTISTiC TALENT, UNEQUALED LABOR
FOB THE MECHANICAL WORK, AND In
EVERY RESPECT TURN OUT STRiOTLY
FlRST-CLASS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
ORDEBED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOB THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE UP In
NEW YORK AS REPREsKNTED, HOTWITH.
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME on
DUB COMPETITORS THAT WE FILL THIaD
ORDERS From OUR READY MADE STOCK.
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J n. 1u"'
Dealer - BS1 ysrferfss 4
AHTRRACi7k AID 0usnEELAEl ggkE.
Also, WOOD e. tie siiok, or g Suc az -,it
Prloe- moderate flr cash.
JfiOas anG l1Tds.-E0ct o. x ssrrsT "A tAo6~
Is aud avenue, between oth anc lgfh stre.,-s
Orders also receivsc through % essrs gAnELfOn
y PkAbsOh, corner SAB hna d strseis jy.3-ly
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BILrTsoRE, August l-virgipis~ =, 49,,
DO; ecnt.iidstet. ss's: NORTH Ca .,,,S oid, 3Ss
% BAtT"SkE. Sssrs steS's I'D Sim. ioESlCiS. -
l.2sa lts, JIour ss--COttln guiet-mi iiling,
duh and hea- :. gGirt aud uUchsuged. Wheat
do - mo. ?, western amber, 1 20. mixed
l'r -. 40 J. western rod lE: Pennsylyania red ,
-; nsrJisrd red ll5al AZ: d.. sulbsr. .0sl IS:
90 90 S1he, i-aal 80 Jorn quiet southern white,
~, DO. yellow, s.; western mixed. - Oat- dull
and low er-soui bern 52ae0 Western white nominal,
esae, v estern mixed nominal, sia62 Bye dull-9s
y. Wy hrm and sctiye-MaryIsnd and Peu-lsyl
ssnia; IS WaS0o Provisions quiet but arm. Pork
ZZsoaIIo bu,k meats-shouideEs. 9Ssax: clear
rio sides, IL al2A Bacon-shoulders, IgS,: clear
az sides, "a; hams, HSals. Lard nrm-crude, "a,
r hned, lia. Butter steady-wesiern extra IS: Co.
nrsts Esa2 Petroleum, dull and heavy-crute. s.
aeA; refine !. llsllk. Coffee quiet aud =teaiy-Rio
S.g es' LsS9, Ioboing, IA Whisky firm
,HEE YORK, August E.-Stocks dull MONEY
n Goid, lSAS ExShange-lons, &71a. short. 4soSs
governments dull.
NEW YORK, August li.-FlcUr dull and heavy
" neat d1Il and heavy. Corn heayy.
LONDON. ArCnst "a. y 30 D m.-U. : bonds ISIS
Old, lW1S; new Sc, l0s = Erie, lSs.
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w "a. wHEArLsYs
STEAM pTEISG AND CIyASISa KsTaa
LfSHMEST

- ssfSsoH S--ssr, n -0r rstot~r y e
hstatlished. lSgl. rTruiUm sRartla. ISg An.
iargd ado improve 1879. iadies slf C-i.fla-ssr Il
Nesf-uF srpzrCl "a every rH-sTirfioa. frrIuii-F
srfSets, Crepe Neis srt Trimmings. y - Glove
Sc' sc rioei5 slrst.ed or dse1 siso, 'grraits and
Nv SeNfs, Carpsf- and Blankets oiSsu-.l durin.
TIE Simmer uCntls
eeuc rs Tour address SUD We u1n cal flf ard ~
trrr YORK Al ang part IN -he tHsrt~f Ere . sxtrr
cha g. AoTE rsco.N 90 sui TeEsTued u mail ~ eF
Pc. trau and o. sng Esre m tse cOuufrv. arsi n
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MCRCH's PATENT CHAEICIs IN Town
NJ MrTCh. The patentee OF new style Of
street vehicles, arrived ia this city yeSter-
F2y mCTTlT Z rom Cincinnati. with two of
rs ct1TlOtS rs samples, for the Inspection of
The =, -ELC.CeTS IN the Northern Liberty
chariot C,TTaEy, and the directors and a
ETTof CT q the. r friends took a ride ~ them,
ard expressed themselves as n1ucn plea sed
with ftfrn. This morning they We're again
81 re streets. end called AT the STAR office.
There IS as open one for summer and closed
ore tCr winter. 10th ttfCd mp ia very COM
iDritH-e lyle They are - eros between an
CH1f ltCS ard strCef-car ard We heard put
81 objection urged against them, that they
were too heavy, bUt IL Is uuderStOOd lighter
ones VIII b. manufactures for our smooth
streets. Y icy are adopted here. On Monday
the mstter Of accepting or refusing the char
iP's WIZ he decided by ire company
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ACCIpFNT-A bOut . O'Clock this morning
Rev. Father BaIOtti. OF 81. Martins church,
N attempting TO check bis horse, which had
become frightened, was thrown % the ground
and slightly bruised. The buggy was dam
as6d 20 The extent ~ s25. Commissioner
SI-IIn assiSge3 Ea.leT 8ayptt, 10 his nome,
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700 10 $4,000 has been invested in StOcF
Privileges and paid 800 per cent. profit. "How
70 DO IL" nook on Wall street, sent free.
Tumhritge i Co., Bankers, WAL street.
new IOIk. So:
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LOCAL NE US.
Condensed Locals.

10 "rnarDrrorh1
frds in yesterdays New York Graphic.
Warren Choate * Co. send us the West
minister ReJie,r for July, and Hoyper's Bazar
for August 18th.
This morning a newborn white infant was
found dead In the Sth precinct. and Coroner
Patterson decided that death was caused by
Ia glect.
GeEers- BaSccck is having the carpeting
taken rom the floors Of the several court
rooms ri fhs City Bail, preparatory To tear
ing n the brick floors and replacing them
Or Hush Holmes Mcguire. who died in
winchester, Va, last Monday, in the 18th
year pt hiS age. was a cousin of Rev, VIM.
Mcclure az the Reformed Episcopal church,
WtIis1l T Sc,tt. Grand Deputy of the
Grand order Of Gsuilean Fishermen of the
District &C Columbia IN q Communication
10 JcfS FaTFr states that Perry Carson never
WHs chile ruler Of tue CraiIieans; il not the
fcrrrC r Of fur organization, never presided
Cy-- 10. -fr IS u expected Ibst he ever Will.
TITO different tents 0f '3eChaJ-seS OIfhis
city axe sfS'1g Srrar gencutS to attend a
e. '.4' az e>tuTz, Va, o. the stu OF next
Eort", given ~ The Good TemplarS Of that
Tlafe- j = expected that they viii take
Stoui Two EU'.tred- Iu fu.i Tegalia and viii
aCC-~i aLi-6 by a baut n music.
Tire tUrg~oi % The tote Mrs. sarah y.
Charlton, wife Of Beutarrin Charlton. Of this
city = bose sudden death a. the Wa Shiugt IN
Grove camp ground yesterday Is DC.iced in
fuT CORES roIGeLCe elsewhere. Will take
P,- foIH The residence Of her Husband No.
- = street northwest, ~ O'Clock on Mon
Gay #t-err cor next.
This morning about I5fs O'Clock a train
a-I.g.G on TIE Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road y In A. excursion party OF between GO
ara go TgCTie rom " ~StmIISte-. Nd. on the
me ~ the western Maryland railroad, and
: CT . The excursion was given by The
a 'eI Cf p 3 Ven ~ NCStfllLS Ter. AMI ihey
rad "a hand a music WITH them. They are
hIT'0cly doing The public buildings and
o'Eer places OF interest, and v II leave here
This aItTT- con.
Ne-t Eorfiay eyerirg the ninth Of the pop
y'or NCr0C~.a- Cf-rCh excursions Will lake
pace the Pilot Roy viii leave the 9Th
80. - wharf p r. n, and, after COntiDu-
f'~ Z u down the river for e. miles. will re-
f-l 90 Washington at II O'Clock in season
fcr al tie street cars. These excursions are
tNrT"flI sly TCpuiaT win Families and are
.E-tveCf1 ny vocal ana instrumental music.
lu1I-g H.. tTH p 10 itcuors are sO!t on the
t~"t. rUf rue TCfrysEUeu:s are Afforded at
city prices.
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Opening today at Lewis Popular Onc
Price Store J2o7th ST., between and X
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A1tteeiNe deposits until 3. m. fu'er-St pail IA
SepHls. 6sntral Ranking Rusinezs zone. ~ co.'s
i-'ilvrs made 81 all accessible point. nt.,.,rrs
cay aopdsNs ". roLhINHORN. rrc.id.at
- flrHf-ff-s
n PoiEinhorn, Tho l'ovIiuF,IJ ? ul,ehsu.
Henry lis yson. 4 r. l. fr- -lav. I f-r.f ~ -
hlley a shiun,l l. u. Hartley, ThJuas Kuosle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-14

Toe MUCH CREDIT cannot he given TO the
W&sl4lT gtDn detectives for discovering the
perpetrators Of tie 81 ,pC0 Treasury ROBBERY
This achievement ear only be equaIed by
ne facility with which y. c. Lay 4 Co. %:
Is street. relieve the OveFburieIsd taxpayer
~ the pay ment Of special Improvement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-14

THE sIEeER SEWING MACHINE sales o
1872 were az lbs wt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-14

CIOSF OF THE ScECETzESFEsT-Y
day beng Tie il Z day Of The ScLu etzCnfeSt a
larger crowd tHar usual was present, not
UitfsiaLdiUg the rainy weather. President
vest ar . n clock ,. IN, presented the prizes
for 'Ne best shooting - the week. the names
81 The success IT,. com pFtitO-S We're published
IN last nights STAC- af:eE which the anUSe-
Et--> Wese SsT' Up until = O'Clock. when
ite 1TICg - 81 cannon sig.alCG tle close OF
tfc L. I. The now! ling UEiZeS Yesterday were
award. {! as follows First prize 40, George
>"u-trie- second prize So -, +. a HInhriG!it;
ttIt IriZe. box EnIHe wine, &. Ceas: fourth
Tlirr, =, J.. EssZc. f:.E prize. -. Charles
NCT,l. XII prize, =, L. GCiy. seventh
II.Ze. / ln-.rl 1.a,.rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-14

A ifs5'SG HuE.-A iItti- L1y- atsuf seven
-f'ife OILS u4r--,.t GRANT rTeeT. RESTING with
? = lrl.. U.s. "- "l ttHaf. near .F-.uia ave
T,e southeast. I-s been missing since YES
t- #''errr"T- ana ~ supposed To- have
;a1-- ~r.4g~r.r- ~ -.a eastern branch &c It
was last set- 5H that ne - rr~hOp.
irE'.ut.--TIts morning Richard Boiling
recovered tr lie Eastern Branch. near Cl4rk's
NlaIi. Tie BOD. tE Grant Fr'ei. tllc white
hoy, about yes r. 4, v ho has been IA Ssing
since IhgTS11y evening. HIS bOdv was "a ken
T. t.s -athe~'s residence, No. --- r'n street
east. ard a." coroner decided that rs death
WAS caused o. accidental drown. - an in
sltsf y s1E GLrgyp>sssr..