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REV. DIR. JACKSON DROPS DEAD IN THE

REV. DIR. JACKSON DROPS DEAD IN THE
STkEKTS OF MILAN.-InfOrnation by cable
was received last Thursday by Judge Dob
bins family announcing the death at Milan,
Italy, of the Rev. w. O.. Jackson, ID. D., rec
tor OF the Episcopal church at Elkridge
Landing, MARY land. DIR. Jackson left Mary
land on the 9th of last May, in company
with his niece, for q trip to Europe for the
benefit of his health. He travelled on the con-
tinent for q few weeks, and then upon the
advice OF German physician proceeded to
Italy. He was In that country but q short
time, but Its climate seemed TO exert q bene-
hcial influence on his health. On last We'd
needay, August sd, while walking In COM
pany with his niece on the streets of Milan,
Italy, he suddenly fell and was carried to q
drug store two squares distant. At the
apothecary establishment q physician pro-
nOunced him dead, and gave 1t as his opin-
ion that he died from heart disease. DIR.
Jackson was about sixty years OF age, and
had resided in Maryland for many years
past. or late years he suffered considerably
from nervous complaint.-tBa Bat. American.
26{h.
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WRITING OF Mrs. General Sheridan, q cor
respondent OF the Louisville Courier Jour-
nal, says: "Mrs. General Sheridan has
pretty ways; IL just as plain and common
as be, and used TO run around on the rocks
here with An old, short dress on, and her ears
tied up with big silk handkerc hief She
was Q real lively, laughing young thing,
and teased and made ali manner OF fun OF
the general. s'pose she's settled down
amaxin' since that young Miss Sheridan
came to town. She used TO 60 out and sit
kitchen table, or sit on the wood box while
wife was ironin' or cookfn', and once abe
helped get dinner just for fun. Wife says
she's real handy little thing and lots too
good for the wife Of Q general, especially OF
such an old gun OF q soldier as Sheridan.
He appeared to be amaxin' found OF her,
though, and she could just wind him arounf
her little finger and make him say black
was white and green blue"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26
THE COAL IRA

THE COAL TRADE QUKsrIoN-Prospsctf
Prices, dc fine late break In the com bina-
ton OF coal mining and carry Ing companies
continues 70 excite much interest, and the
proposed sale OF i've hundred thousand tons
OF coal At New York next Tuesday by the
four leading corporations Is looked 20 as q
test affecting the interests OF both dealers
and consumers, it being supposed that the
figures OF the sales Will tend 70 d Z prices for
the season. The New York express says the
result will mainly depend on the action Of
the four great comprehensive Delaware and
Lackawanna, the Delaware and Hudson, the
Philadelphia and Reading and the Pennsyl-
vania. These companies may decide TO CON-
bine for crushing the Lehigh Valley comps-
ny, or they may fall out among themselves.
But In either event IL is believed the u a bic
Will not be much beneftsd, as prices will be
kept up at all risks A prominent dealer In
New York says the rupture IN the coal ring
will not lower prices.
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'isA'rHs 70 TIE sr.Anss


NEW loRK. August 2e--r6e PacInc mail
steamship Colon, which sailed nom mere on
August 10Th for AkpiEwan, returned To-day
In disabled condition. After being two
There was great rush OF steam, which COM
pletely developed the vessel, and caused
tremendous excitement among the passen-
gers. After some time 10 vas discovered that
one of the boilers bad burst, and that only
two men bad been killed-the chief engineer
and one OF the rremen. Several passengers
hoisted signals OF distress, which were OBJ
served by q tugooat. which Immediately
steamed TO the disabled vessel and toved her
back TO this city.
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kilograms to The Star
THE TURKISH WAR.
Peace Negotiations.
A STEAMSHIP DISASTER.
TWO MEN KILLED.
COLORADO REPUBLICANS.
TICKET AND PLATFORM.
THE TURKISH WAR.
Peace Negotiations.
A STEAMSHIP DISASTER.
TWO MEN KILLED.
COLCRADO REPUBLICANS.
TICKET AND PLATFORM,
THE GLYMONT MURDER.
Arrest or One OF the Supposed A.
Especial Dispatch 10 The S,dr.l

Especial Dispatch 20 The Sdr.l
ROCKVILLE, August 26-One OF the sup
posed murderers OF John W. Everett, the
clerk in Col. Warnings store, near Glymont,
on the night of the 10th OF July last, was ar
rested in this county yesterday and com.
United 70 jail. II will be remembered that
III was found that the door had been forced
and that Everett had been killed his BODY
lying on the floor with several very severe
wounds about the head, including fractures
OF the skull, apparently done with a CLUB.
Several parties had been arrested on suspi-
cion but released, and for several weeks past
party had been following two Suspicious
looking colored men who walked up the
canal and answered the description, and yes-
terday be came TO the conclusion that they
should be arrested, and Immediately secured
the arrest OF one of them. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

FROM NEW JERsIr-AnOfheT IBsp0Ney or
his Irorets-A young man by the name OF
Hooker has been at Atlantic CITY for the
past two or three days, and also at Whining
ton, saying q II he was on special duty as
inspector OF light -hocses In this country. He
borrowed money on the strength OF it from
people who were interested In light houses
and did not pay his board bill, and also Dor.
rowed money from the light house keeper
He Is about hve feet ten inches or over In
ing and has very plausible address, and
wears navy cap. His name Ia not Hooker,
but be tr1ed TO represent q man by the name
house service.-t AQdntsc Cty Special 20 PlriIa.
Ruueftu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

A VISITING BAReNEss.-We have had
Mrs. Fitzgerald, the Baroness d'Oiley, OF
France. Before she was associated with the
baronetage she was the governess at her
and natures gifted talents she has had her
maiden name changed from McOoaald to
the baronial title, the diguined posltiou
Mays church In this town on Sunday last.
and her appearance caused no little excite,
ment. She wore q costly suit aud was Law.
ishly bedecked with jewels suitable % the
high position which she holds.| Rockville
Hentinel
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ANOTHER VICTIM OF COAL OfL.-Yester-
day afternoon another sad catastrophe was
added to the long catalogue of those which
have pre- coded 1t, resulting from the careless
use OF kerosene. About o'clock, Mary
Kuhn, fourteen years Of age, reading with
section Of the city,) whilst lighting IRE In
stove, poured kerosene on the wood from q
can. The fire was instantaneOusly cOmmu-
nfcated to the oil in the can, which caused
an explosion, and, In moment, the poor
girl was wrapt in flames. She rushed
screaming into the street, and Mr.. Patrick
tinguished the ire by enveloping her In q
blanket. He conveyed her TO her home,
where she received the medical attention OF
DR.. Ketglin. She was burnt over q large
surface OF the body, the burnt surface being
reduced to a perfect crisp. She is OF Q very
delicate build, and 1t seems improbable that
she can survive the severe injury she has
sustaiDed.-I RdH american. 25kh.
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Secession ImpoosibIe.
THE EASTERN CONFLICT.
Peace Negoffaff0ma.

LONDON, August ga dispatch to Reu-
ter's telegram company from Cons tantino-
pie says Preliminary negotiations for
peace were opened last night. In consequence
OF the step taken by Prince Milan.
The Basis Of Arrangements.
VIENNA, August 26.-It is asserted here
that at the preliminary peace negotiations
between the signatories OF the treaty OF
Paris, including Russia, it was proposed as
basis OF arrangement that Prince Milan
should be retained on the throne; that Ser
via should pay q war Indemnity, and that
Turkey should haye the right OF placing q
garrison In 6ervian fortress on the Turk
ish frontier.
MagDam1m00s.
LONDON, August pa despatch to Reu-
ter's Telegram Company from Belgrade says:
Notwithstanding the dispatches from the
peace"
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WoRKMCN ARE LEAVING this country
for Europe IN search of employment. A
large number went TO Scotland on the steam
ship Pennsylvania yesterday. They signed
contracts which insure them work In Glas-
gov on their arrival. 1t is q singular
circumstance that American workmea
should be seeking employment In Europe,
but hundreds of men stood upon the dock
ready and willing to avail themselv yes of
this opportunity. TO earn their bread.-[N T.
Herald. 25th,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

SUICIDE AT THE CENTEyNIAL.-An I'M
known man accidentally shot himself
through the heart at the Atlas hotel, oppo-
site the exhibition buildings, Philadelphia,
yesterday, and died Immediately. 1t is
thought that he was journalist. He had
registered as Mills @. Gerbes, New York,
and handkerchief found on his person Is
marked G.. &.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

INV YoRK, August 26.-The Posf says:
The following In correct list of the parties
composing the syndicate, with WIN Oh 6 CON
tract has been made for the new u. 8. 6 per
Bank, Merchants National Bank, Third Ma
tional Bank, First National Bank, Natioual
Bank Of New York, U. g: Trust COMPANY.
Orexell, Morgan Co, Winsl0W, Lanster a
Co.. Kuhn, Leet d Co, Norton, Bliss q Co,
I; vonhonman q Co., J. q W. seiigman a
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~Santanta, the agod KtoWa chief, now
confined IN the TexAs penitentiaxy, was 20
oveEjoyed On bearing o( the elaughtsr o. One
allowed 70 90 % the aas1gtADoe OF Sitting
BuI, and could hardly cor soal his rag0 Whon
his request Wao doni0ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

SoMB GLIrfERIN0 IMPORTS are coming
AGAIN nom the BLACK Hills. They arc ret.
ting the e0ld out now In hundred dollar
chunks. An amusing uttle skirna1Gh with
the Indiana occasionally yeli ewes the monot-
ony az go01 luok, se
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FOR THE CENTENNIAL
Cnna0san RsA~sA~a

TORONTO, ONT, August h.-Tne team Of
rinemen who are 70 represent Canada ~ the
internstionA rife match at Crcedmoor
practiced here on the Garrison common yes
terusy. The distances were 500, 900 and ono
yards. good score was made. Tue team
Will have another days practice next weed,
anu Will leave Tor New York on the Tth OF
september.
Canadian Hors~a
fifty four horses for the Centennial Fxhi-
oluon leit this city by railway last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

BosToN, August %. The Journal says
charges have been made against Adtutsnf
General Cunningham 90 the effect that he
received brides from a firm which furnished
supplies 20 the state. Governor Rice has
appointed committee 60 investigate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

boArHAN BRArIN TO DsArH-George
recently In CuInberiand during . ouarrel
win Dennis ONeAl, and died q hi inSuries
on sunday, ~ Hancock WHITTIER be had BEEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

TIE WASHINGTON MoNUMENr.-Tn TIE
secretary OF the Washington Monument SO
ciety has received q communication from
the Secretary OF State, transmitting the
opinion Of the Attorney General on the act
making an appropriation for the completion
OF the monument. The Attorney General
states that the drst step To be taken IL the
transfer and conveyance of the monument
and grounds by the society to the United
States. This done, the com raission n An Thor.
lied 70 expend such sum - 10 necessary to
test the strength of the foundation of the
monument. II found insufficient, nothing
eress; but II IL shall be reported on as sum.
cient, the commission win proceed at once
with the completion OF the monu M emit, max.
ing no deviation vhatever from the presens
plan. A special meeting OF the society II
called for Monday next (2Sth tnst.) at noon,
at the monument ofiice, In the city hall, to
consider the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

THE Bureau OF Education will soon pub
lish q circular containing description OF
the educational exhibit at the Centennial
exhibition.
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BRITISH COLUaBIA.


Tor ONTO, ONT, August ga special dis
patch from Victoria, British Columbia, to
the GLOBE says: There is no truth I'm the re-
port, via San Francisco, that the Governor
General said the Canadian Pacific railroad
is TO be dropped. His excellency assured
the deputation that the main line would be
vigorously prosecuted.
Secession ImP0og1ble.
TORONTO, ONT, August ga special dis
patch To the Globe from London gives an
editorial from the London Times on British
Columbia affairs, based on the telegram re-
Gently sent via San Francisco. The Times
gives history OF Mr.. McKenZie's negotis-
lions with British Columbia. and says: 500
lumbians are indignant, but secession IL q
political impossibility. The colonial ONCE
can only exercise q moral pressure on the
dominion government, but such q pressure
must be firmly and energetically applied.
Canadians must be told that they are play
ing EAST ahd loose" with q solemn engage
ment, feopardizing their young hational
credit and discrediting the English name, OF
which they profess to ne proudu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

a PAsoUINApK has been circulated In
HaSa ana charging Captain General Jovellar
AID other high officials with nepotism In
awarding contracts for army supplies. Other
Iunctionsrtes are accused of frauds upon the
Iesebne, transportation OF taxes, aud OF
1nlowlng tne clandestine Importation OF San
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received for re-
demption for week ending to day as CON-
pared with the corresponding week OF last
year: 1875, SOL 900; 1876, s, 81 900.
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WHY THE GRAPE Crop WILL BE SHORT.
The Vineland grape season will be 90 It's
height In few days, and the fruit growers
are making preparations 70 mar ket their
product. Owing 10 two causes the crop this
year viii not be one third ~ large as that OF
last year, when nearly two million pounds
we're sent 70 the commission men OF Phfla-
delphia, New YORK, Boston, and other cities.
Early In the spring, while the wines were IN
bud, q severe frost nipped the tendrils, and
~ least one third OF the promised crop per-
isbed- Later In the season the rot played
sad havoc with another third OF the yield,
and = the pligbt continues &c 10 feared that
few grapes. and these poor. can be snipped--
lPhiIodetphsa Hnaes. Aug 2tth.
TEE CRyrKNNIAL RRoArfA.-The vari-
ous boating crews VINO are 70 participa Ate in
The Centennial regatta pulled over the course
on the Schuy kill last evening, and will have
further practice % day. Toe Loadon pro-
fessional four are expected 10 arrive 10 Neg
York Sunday night Trickett, the A 1stra-
liam champion, 10 supposed 20 oe win them.
Considerable dissatisfaction 10 said 20 pre-
vail among the winners OF the late races az
the value OF The prizes awarded.
"a woman Was stabbed In the abdomen
with asword cane oy an unknown mao IN
New York Thursday afternoon.
ga prize OF $500 Is offered by the 0eorgie
state Agricultural society for Preveaave OF
cure o. hog cb0lera; md anosn0 OF 80 fof
~rvo companies Of U. g troop hon A.
lanta $1,000 through Aae1sses -; yeusr-
day, on their way % Eoyeucld. = ", vnere
tnSy rsmata until tss sieoea0 tAko piAce.
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Tho Ohio Onapaagu.

Wikoff to-day sent TO Governor Hayes mis-
resignation as adjutant general, I'm order to
be able TO devote his whole time 20 his posi-
ton e. chairman OF the republican state en-
ecutiye committees. His resignation was &C
cepted with q very flattering Endorsement,
and Charles w. Kari, Of Cincinnati, APP
pointed In his stead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

THE SIOUX COMMISSION arrived at Chi
cago yesterday, and were Joined by Bishop
Whipple last evening. They left to day for
Omaha.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

WHISKY AND GuNPowDER-A youth
named Frank Wright, Q hand on the canal
boat Congress, while drunk on wednesday
night shot young man named John Brant,
Q brickmaker At Cumberland, In the stom
ach, fortunately indicting only g slight
worind. Wright was aYroetod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

MISS N. L. WILLIaG, OF Philadelphia,
who died recently In Paris, Was engaged 70
be married TO General De Cissey, minister Of
war. Her death was not caused, ~ at nrst
reported, by draught of ice water taken
when she was overheated, but by rheumar
tfsm of the heart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

ton, fifty two In number, OF French work
iDgmen, sent by their government TO visit
the Centennial bitfou, called on Mayor
Miekbam. in New York, yesterday, and
siOnded, extending them q cordial Welcome.
hey expressed desire 10 visit the public
ipstitutions OF the city on their return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

AT THE EXECUTION OF James Murphy,
aged 10 years, at Day ton, OHIO, yesterday,
for murder, the rope broke and he fell TO the
floor Of the scahold. When again placed on
the trap Murphy seized the sheriff in q death
grip, and II required the efforts OF several
men to break his hold, after which the exc
cutiOn was proceeded with.
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Fire.

SAVANNAH, Ca, August ae-Ftre iast
night destroy ed kellys block, four SIX story
buildings; stoddsrd's upper range three n va
story oullolnes, heliys shed and wharf;
mainmast, sails, rigging and upper works OF
schooner II. Z. Simmons, aud twenty. n We
bales OF cotton. Loss. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

NxLrozD, PA, August 9s.-Drske q %.
extaosive tanDGs Of Berlin, Wayne County.
Pa, have failed. Ths lab tlitass are reported
% - very hsoyys
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New York ssank statement,

NEw YORK, August 26.-The following Is
the weekly bank statement Loans, In
crease, al l0i, 600; specie, increase 81 O53 100;
legal tenders, decrease, sSi6 800; deposits
Increase, $3.50 500; circulation. decrease
go 200; reserve Increase, s2SS,Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

THE REAL CAUSE operating TO suspend
the usual printing OF the Naval Register is
that the contingent appropriation provided
for its printing In bygone years has run out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26
GREAT BRITAIN WANTS A NEW EXTRA

GREAT BRITAIN WANTS A NEW EXTRA
DITIoN TRHArY-The State Department has
received assurances from the English gov.
erI ment that the latter power Is anxious to
frame Q new extradition treaty between IL
and the United States, the existing one hav.
ing been practically abrogated by the COM
United States for the delivery OF Winslow,
the Boston forger, and the refusal of the
British government TO give him up, except
under certain stipulations to which this
government would not accede. 1t is to reme-
dy the defects In the former treaty that me-
gotiations are now invited for the making of
new one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

THE REsIGNATIoN Of William Hemphill
Jones, deputy first controller of the Treas
ury, has been rendered, to take effect Sep
TENDER 4. Mr.. Jones has been connected
with the Treasury department nearly
quarter OF century, the last Is years as
chief clerk and deputy controller OF the
1st Controllers bureau. At the outbreak
OF the rebellion he was sent to New Orleans
on important business. 1t was while there
that Gen. Dix, then Secretary OF the Treas
ury, wrote him the historic letter containing
the phrase, "If any man attempts to haul
down the American tag shoot him on the
spot"
Judge Torbell, OF Mississippi, will be APP
pointed to succeed Col. Jones. 1t is
understood that Hon. Samuel ]. Randall will
appoint Mr.. Jones as clerk OF the House
Committee on appropriations, vice Stevens,
TO be removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

THE ExPEsDITURE for the internal reve
nue. collection service for the present fiscal
year will fall short OF the appropriation
about 5000, and not $500, 900 as has bsen
eTrOneously stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

The RACES AT PoUeHKEEPsIK, N. Y,
closed yesterday. The 226 race was won by
Great Eastern, Ella Madden second, and
BSteman third. Time, &22, 2:Ax, G24. The
tine, the only CONTESTANT. Time, G26k, 2:24
225x 2:29k. Clementine took the Iraf heat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

Eom1Dasl01 for CO0gre
CLEVELAND, OHIO, August 1--Toe DEM
nominated Hon. Rufus p. Ranney Tor Con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

THE PRESIDENT IL expected to be present
at the International rowing contests at Phil
sdelpbia, Monday.
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SPRING AND SUMNER
CLOTHING!
AT BEDUCED PRICES,

A IIw OF THOSE sPRIsG oass. go SUITS
"A len 70 close out for sls ct A. : rRAtS', 1911
fennsy lvania avenue.
LINZ WHITE MARsEILLIs AND DUCK
VESTS sold regardless 70 cost. A. SrRAUs.
THE sis oAss. SUIT down to sp. IoIl
Il Pennsylvania avenue.
7 IGHT-CoLoRED OAss PANTS a, esq and
- - that sold Tor % and 81. A. sTRAUS.
V,HK se BLACK CLOTH DRESS SUITS re-
Il duoed to sls. I0II Psnpsylyan avenue.
DLAID CAss. sls SUITS on hand ys, are 70 b.
Il sold for sl2. A. ST RAUs.
A eREAT VARIETY OF OAss. PANTS, au
"a eoiors AID sizes, for o, and o. 10II Penn
GtVanfa avenue.
RoYSFIsR OAss SUITS o. and ss, formerly
Dsl0 aud Ga. A. S1RAUs.
ALPACA LINEN AND nOHAIH BUSTERS q,
"A reduced prices l0ll eesassiEsHis avenue.
YouTHHss .. quits selling now for sn.
FseLIsH CHECK OAss. sn SUITS to be di.
IL posed OF Tor go. 10ll PennsylVsnis avenue
B9sITs SCHOOL SUITS, - snd %, ct A.
" less than coat. ION Pennsyiv anis avenue
SC1IGH oAss. Ga SUITS for % ct A.
ExrRA SIZE CAssIMERE AAp PLAsyrt
sHiis, from a to ~ Inches, Of reduced DriOes.
EsGLIsH woRsrEO D. 3. rRoOx GOATS
Ss. IoII Psnnsyi,.nis .yenss. " 'D'
Y9Sss sEss !Isl woKsTED GOATS and
n tksIs from u 90 % ysarsD reduced 70 70, for
merry SIS loll Pennsylvania avenue.
a LARGE LINE OF OHLDRuNs OAss. ana
~ NOksIkD SUITS from ~ ~ years. greatly
reduced. A sTRAUS, 1sll Penn. svsnus.
CESTEEsIAL yIsITORs SHOULD rAklAp-
'AhfAGk OF TIE ABOVE BARGAINS
An x kdHASI ssLkCTIoN FROM THOSE
SsCgkE THE BEST BxhGhfNA
a. DTRAus,
UE-u le1l PBHHsYLvAsIAAysx1
nPTICIAN.-To iAs P,1le.-My newt. ,,,.n,.
" ed EYE GLASS, which nov man %-
efsct1re with Gig Mt vorkmen, surpa-s-s
apy kye- gias In the whole world. They can ~
without sry pain OF uupeasaEt feeling. They are
made Of Brazilian Pebble tho resly discovered
kus-ia kuby GlssA Ior nssrress and I'd htness they
sehsot Be surpassed. Measure tsker and ordss
cttoc n fifteen mlnltes-
IsA 40 ALffAEDEB. 1929 Penn. ave-,
la-stea Inventor. Pstenree snd Manufacturer.
EA.o fricl1xs, --
sssss s...snss rsSsn S,s n SsS,rS
- 461. sfSA
III Il g n a NOE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

GEN WIN. E. KNAPP, of Ohio, recently APP
pointed chief clerk of the Post Office depart
ment. was adjutant general OF OHIO under
Gov. Hayes during the latter's fist term. He
will assume his duties on Monday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

NOTICE TO CENTENNIAL VIsIroRs-Sec-
rotary Morrill, has decided hereafter to deny
Centennial and other visitors the privilege
Of visiting the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing. The ultimatum is just this: Either
TO let the visitors have their inspection or
give up the work of the bureau. The depart
ment decides that 1t Is true economy TO let
the Work 90 ON.