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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-04-20

You need not neglect your bust
ness when troubled with a cough or
cold, il you use reliable remedy as
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is the best
remedy we know of. Price only 25
cents
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-04-20
TRANS CONC NORTH

sB indianapolis time is used. which IL
about even with local time.
C. b. ROBIHSON. Genl. Supt.
Indianapolis
]. @. yIsoE. Fri 4 Tiki ACT. Plymouth
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
'-.ia-.s- 1883. '.l '4'.-.-s.----
TREBIZOND.
From tho London Globe. I

From tho London Globe
The Vice Consular report from Trebxond Is not with
out interest this moment when tho Black Sea and
Is shipping and commerce are gravcly threatened
onco moro by Russian ambition. Trcbizond Is one Of
the great outlets by which supplies carried moi
only To and from AsiatIc Turkey, but and th.
Persian dom mons Its commercial condition ha
suffered severely, ss must inevitably have been th,
case from the financial default o Turkey, and from tn.
division OF trafic, caused tho hand by thu
opening OF the Srcz Canal, and tn,
other by tho favor shown 10 tho nss
Russian route. Accordingly tho expectation q
silk from Persia through the port did not attain 1877
haf the vauc the preceding year. and tho dscrcas
Anatolian exports there Is o general decrease
fuS. OOO On tho other hand, however, IL would bt
absurd to suppose That the trade Of TYebzond In In
hopeless condition The British Vice Consul takes q
cludcd In mis- report tell nlo OF iar from desperate
RESOURCES The tobacco exports, for instance, from
have increased In vaiue to tho total OF $4,000
whiIc Asatic Turkey boast an increase oi
$3.50 In "tftck" ''nIi,ck,n for which
Great Britain is tho only customer, taking
f72,000 On the whole, considering ''thc present
dcplorabic condition Of the country regards roads,
and turning to account It's latent resources" the
portatiors Keep up IN measure that could hardly bs
work. III" as tho Vice Consul says, 'rhe Erxeroum
road be kept IN good repair and branch roads
structcd, II agriculture be ENCOURAGED and cbesp
VI transport devised II facilities be granted Tor
tho working of forests and mines. and II the amount
Of security required Tor serious cured
proportions which would compensate for the loss Of
The transit trade"
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
FrrrEENrH WEEK.
Last wcek but ono.

SAKDANAPALUS is With
out exception the grandest
spectacular play ever pro-
ducod citncr In Europe os
America. The Offering Was
submitted with deep respect
10 that portion Of the oom-
munity who believe the
theatre is dignificd, and lis
higher mission fulfilled by
making AL its illustrations
truthful, beautiful and in
structivc. and IL Ia gratifying
to have so brilliant u result
as the record OF over ONE
HUNDRED CONSECU.
TIVE PERFORMANCES,
witnessed by THREE HUN.
DKED THOUSAND PEO
PIE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16
GEORGETOWN.

AFNIvERsARY.-The thirty-second suni-
vtrtery of the Juvenile Missionary Society
held In that edince yesterday afternoon, the
building being well filed. Short aud inter-
est1r addresses were delivered by the Reys.
Henry P1tzger, Beale aud Howe. Tue report
OF ne secretary, Reverend r. Gurley, sho we'd
that the contributions during the past twsl We
months bad been greater that those OF the
preceding four years, the amount this year
S26.sl This sum, added to $50 20, balance
rom the previous year, made q total OF
$5o5, IL, OF which $50 . stIn remains unex-
pended. The society numbers 40 members.
and its banner class for the year was the
"Willfpg Workers." whose contributIops
amounted TO s16.25.
RELIEF OF THE SAVANNAH SUFFERERS,
up In the Dumoarton Street NJ. E. Church
sufferers.
ACCIpKNr.-A passing vehicle ran into q
wagon belonging TO Charles johnson, COL
ored, this morning, and demolished the front
axletree OF the latter.
BURIAL.-!The body OF Mrs. Richardson.
Who formerly resided at 924 Scott Place
months ago. was inferred in Oak Hill Gem
etery esterday morning. Theremains were
brought TO this country In a metallic coffio.
and buried under the superint endencs OF r.
X. r. Harvey, undertaken.
GRAIN TRADE-The offerings IN ,Cbanpe
this morning amounted to Z 600 bushels of
wheat, with sales OF 500 do. AT sI3., 2 400 an
Slol. 400 at S125h, and $50 at 81 o. The
arrivals were: Boat E. F.. Wheeler, with zoe
oushe!s OF wheat and I 800 do corn to J G.
Il J. M. Waters; boat Caledonia. with p 500
do.Iwbeat and 600 do. corn to Hartley & Bro
AND schooner Kitty Ann, with 300 do wheat
10 thelatter hrm; 200 bushels of wheat which
arrived Dy rail- to Il. NJ. Talbot, on Satur-
Gay, SOLD, after 'Chauge, at 81 80 and 500
do: wheat, which also arrived by rail TO T.
Z. Wheeler, sold at Sl.30 per bushel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16

The Sumner memorial committee, At
Boston on saturday voted TO arrange with
Mt. Ball for . statue for Charles Summer,
TO be erected In the public gardens.
~Judee 6haener has decided that unless
brigham Young pays his wife Ann Eiiza
The money adtudgoo her In ten isys. he
shan be attached forcontempt.
@A 0avelston telegram tells of the OK.
ploston Ard total destruction by ire an the
SHemer AetAmorAs on Saturday last.
Inres OF me crew were killed and two
ga rich man In Anahsim. Cal. tbreat.
eped 70 have poor man elected from q hoa,se
because The rent Wa not paid; and the poor
mans mode Of vengeance Wa 70 get into nc
rich mans hallway and die there Of smsll-
poX-
~whiie jury of inquest on the suicide
of Mrs Stern, near Hamilton, o., were re.
turning home In . wagon, Saturday, Ass
sion OF the brain, and Robert Read mad his
spine injured and u NOT expected 10 live.
ga Mex'can And . white man played
Friday night, and ran off twenty horses.
They were overtaken By Q detachment OF
soldiers, and while resisting arrest both were
killed.
~An ingenious democrat Of Csttlesburs
KY, at nag raising In that village put D
rooster In O box which he attached 70 the
nalyardo, and % arranged the cover OF the
box that When the bon struck the top Of the
etAn The cover would ny open. HIS plan
worked Ike Q charm. The moment the cover
~ open The roooeo1 nohtod On the tor Of
tne eee0 md oo0DonoGd Growing Vieoroue-
~ anad ne cheers Of ths spoeeatos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16

From J. r. McylsOn, Esq, Of BoltirnoTe, Nd :
al feel IL 10 be due 10 you 10 say that q
young lady, member OF my family, had
been suffering for several years under a
bronchial anection, and the disease had
made such progress, Notwithstanding the
best medical aid had been consulted that
win her, a. with so many others. might
speedily terminate In death. was Induced,
through the persuasion OF friend. TO try your
DR.. Wiadr's Bais6n Of Wud CheTTy: and after
she bad taken three bottles, she was entirely
cured"
so cents and 81 a bottle. Sold by al drug
gikfa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16
GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.

NOTICE OF HIssOLU rIO6-The firm of
~ GLEASON sHIHH, corner of Bridge auI
Montgomery streets, Georgetown, 10 dissolved
Joseph @. shinn ~ili contin 10 business in his
SEn NAME and collect all debts due to ana pay all
debts owing by said firm.
JOHN GLEASON
JOSEPH u. SHINH.
Georgetovr. D. q Oct "a 1915 To-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16
LOCAL NE VS.,

Anusements, &C, To.Dght
,Not.oaG Thedt7. - Maggie Mitchell q,
"Ganehon."
1heuteT CoDaQue.-First class varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16

~At sale Of short horn cattle at Win
chester. Ky, on Friday last. full prices were
obtained, ranging from 81 800 to s., 400 each,
aggregating S45 900.
@Thomas Rooney, OF Wilmington. Del,
had bis neck broken In two places on Friday
evening, by falling from q short step ladder
on which he was standing while painting his
house,
SThe New York police have exposed q
new form OF swindle, consisting OF mock
auction sales OF horses and CARR ages. 10 the
case OF horses, purchasers are furnished with
elaborate pediRrees and certificates OF sound
ness, and the carriages are ali warranted to
De from the stables OF fashionable people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16

diseases OF the skin Ia speedily allayed by
Gte1'n's sulphur Soap. which entirely removes
every species OF eruption, Is perfectly safe,
and far cleaner and more effective than any
ointment: Depot, Crittenton's, No. Z, Sixth
Avenue, New York.
LADIKs OF forty who use HsU's Hair Due
seem ten years younger. mwf6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16
CITY ITE MS,

BY IEsURI, g your real estate or personal
property In the Firemen's Insurance Com
pany Of Washington and GEORGETOWN, ID. c,
be assured OF obtaining policy at low rates,
and be guaranteed prompt payment Of
losses. l6,iS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16

A CHAPTER Or AcCIDENTs.-On Sunday
morning Omcer Hardin found James Hol
royd ~ ing disabled on sth street, between ID
and r. streets southeast, and with the as
sistspce OF Sergeant HolIing berger took him
10 The sth precinct station house. IL was
hurd that his left leg was broken Just above
the ankle joint, and DIR. A. w. Miller having
hen summoned, attended him. He was
taken TO his home at 18th and X streets
southeast He was unable to give any &C
count Of how the accident occurred.
About 10 O'Clock yesterday Mrs. ]. r.
SbArp was thrown from q buggy In which
abe was riding, while crossing the Navy
Hard bridge, and sustained fracture OF the
right leg. She was conveyed to the house of
Adams rendered medical aid, after which she
was sent 10 her home In Maryland.
Last night George Moran fell into An Area
~ nouee OIL Ith street northwest, and was
badly injured about the head DR.. Merriam
aueE6ed him, and Onbcer Prather took him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16

TIE GERMAN CENsUS.-The results OF the
census OF germany, taken On December 1,
1s15, have just been published by DR.. Engel,
director OF the statistical bureau of Berlin
Inc results made known are definite as re.
CARDS Prussia, Saxony, Brunswick, Lipoe,
SAKE Altenburg and SAKE Meiningen, while
q final revision Is going on In the case of tue
remaining states Of the empire. But this
revision In not likely to effect any but the
most trifiiDg alteration In the figures, as the
art OF taking enumerations OF the people has
been brought TO q very high perfection in
Germany, and the new statistics OF popula.
ton may therefore now At once be given. II
was found that on the first day or Deem
Der, 1875, the total pOpulationo OF the German
empire numbered ", I2S. S4, while at the pre-
eediDg census of December I, 1871, the mum.
Der was Al ,023 ,035. Thus the increase OF poo-
ulatiOn amounted to ,I03,Hi9 In four years,
being slightly over one per cent. per annum.
The Franco German war, 1t Is calculated,
cost the nation not far from q quarter OF
million OF men, and consequently the four
years from 1871 TO 1875 covered the loss nearly
ssvenfold. So quickly does peace heal the
wounds OF war; London Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16
Suicide OF q Bank Teller
SAD STORY OF DOMESTIC TROUBLE
FLUTTER In SOCIETY,".

Fashionable circles In Columbus, Ohio,
were horrined Saturday by the news OF the
well-known teller of the Franklin National
bank, and leading young man in society.
MI. Desnler was married about five years
ago TO dashipg and handsome beauty of
Cincinnati, daughter of Mr.. w. II. Smith.
The wedding was q society event, and their
return TO their home In Columbus was sig
nali1ed BY brilliant fete and reception,
Ing bankers there. The groom's father built
for the young couple IN elegant house, next
bis own, and furnished 1t with every modern
comfort. The favored young couple were the
life OF every shop" and party Of tho season,
and, to all appearances, were happy. But
the fOndness of the young wife for society
and attentions nom unmarried men was q
years ego . child was born 70 them, but this
did not rescue the wife from her folly, and,
II anything, che was more giddy than be.
fore. Her husbands remorstrsnoes were
not criminal, caused great grief He Idol
lied her and his child, and frequently for.
gave her whenever she promised to devote
more Of her time to him and her family; but,
unhapp1ly, her promises were soon forgotten.
Three weeks ago she went on visit TO Gin.
ctnnati against her husbands wishes, and In
direct violation OF q promise made to him.
Friday the wife returned, and her husband
remained away from his place of business,
sending note to bis uncle, John q. Deshler,
eatlSiaCUOIy Tc0SOuB I0I MS absence.
Saturday morning he took drive with his
wife and returned TO dinner about 2 O'Clock.
The servants shortly after were startled by
q report Of pistol. and upon going TO his
room found Deshler sitting In chair with
blood flowing from q wound in his breast
near bis heart, and his wife kneeling at his
side silent with terror. A revolver with one
barrel unl0aded lay on the floor near by.
His father was at once summoned, and upon
entering the room Mrs. Deshier ran out
screaming and fell fainting in the doorway.
Ii Is supposed that upon returning from the
drive there was q sudden quarrel between
husband and wife regarding her conduct in
absenting herself from her home so long,
and that such revelations or admissions
were made by the wife as to drive Deshler to
desperation, and that to end the trOu BILE for
ever he drew revolver and fired at his heart.
The ball entered his breast, In the region OF
the heart. He was unconscious until his
death, which occurred In about ten minutes
after the firing. Deshler was q pattern of
morality, q splendid business man, and uni
versally respected. Mrs. Deshler has smut
herself up Ia her parlors and refuses to see
any one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16

ZION met At their rooms, in Gensaga hail,
saturday night-Judge Duell In the chair,
iDgvere appointed can vassers In the depart
pents TO see what clerks intended TO 60
home and vote: Treasury Department-T.
p. H. Eaton. War Department"C. c. Eiiis,
y. A. Gee. J. II. Pickell. 8. f. Thomason
Interior Observation-Disclosures Thompson,
IL, Z A: KIeidler, F. W: Croker, n. Bar
Judge Lake, Arthur GrIffith, w. C. Tiffany.
w. ]. Harris: N. Z. Townsend offered .
indorsiDg the nomination Of General Ben,
Butler for Congress, and depf coating the ef-
iors being made 10 defeat him. The follow
ng were elected members: William WASH
ipston, j. ~. Doris. DR.. H. c. Porter.
4ARRIrD ArD GONE TO THE CkNTrN.
EIAL CITY-YesteTdsy afternoon. Mr.
samuel EinsieD, or this city, and Miss
Jennie Guggenheimer, OF Evansville, Ind,
were married At the residence OF Mr.. Bern
helmer, in Alexandria. Va There was
groom from this city. The ceremony, az.
eording TO the Hebrew ritual, was performed
by Rev. l.. Stern, OF the sth street Syna-
a Handsome maroon colored silk trimmed
with POINT lace, and wore ornaments OF
Etrusesn gold. handsome collation. fol
left for Philadelphia ON the 10 O'Clock train,
tak1pg with them the good wishes OF host
Of friends.
AhUsEMENrs. = National TheuteT - The
ever popular Maggie Mitchell will begin her
epgngement 10 night In "Fanchon" and
onrlng the week will appear In "Jane Eyre"
PtarI OF Savoy and as becky Mix" In
her new play. sac viii be assisted by An
able company, led by the we'll known actor
VIM. Harris. Miss Mitchell has never vet
allied 70 draw crowded houses In Washing
Ton.
7nsa<T oouique. = Den Thompson, as
"Joehua Whitcombe," Ia announced a. the
leading attraction at the Comique this week,
The variety stars VINO are 70 appear are we'll
Known In their speciAlties.
BUILDING PKnMIrs issued by INSPECTOR
Piowman: Nathaniel Brewer, raise and Inn
prove store north side PonngylvauiA avenue,
Ietween 9Th and It'll streets southeast; 500.
between n ana streets southwest; $500. g.
L Magruder. three story brick dwelling,
south side f, eetween Sd and 4th strests
norfhwest; $500. q. w. Vale, . two story
prick dwelling porth side Nsdison, between
oI-Aeout IL O'Clock this morning .
VI discovered In the second story OF
III Nc :, FOUNDRY alley, (between g and
Ss,sPlea ny Hannah Berry, colored, Lieut..
ETPtOo, and others, extinguised the fiames
Ssns ge Was about s25 and AZ is ann
IA eoai al ts oeen caused by the explosion
A SPLENDID PIIcR of busine.. nro,.-,
s,. y So,o - mo.row afternoon lTuesday5.
market, on It'll street, near Pennsvivss a .tn
avenue. It is seldom purchaser have :
chance ~ such property.
JUST PEE THING for The little ones. Ove,-
eoats and kilt suit, an entire new stock iast
received NJ The Boys Clothing House OF n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16

POOR CHARLIE Ross - F0U0,UlnO ~, the
Ctues.Another party has been arrested on
suspicion OF having been implicated in the
Charlie Ross abduction. Last week q young
man was arrested in Harrisburg. He, with
some companions. had been roaming through
the Cumberland Valley. aud from some clue
they were suspected and one OF their mum Der
arrested. He was brought to this city and
kept in one OF the police stations In the
southern part OF tho city, and In the mean
time the Police Magistrate and Lieutenant
OF Police have been working up the case,
but the result Is kept quiet. The prisoner, Il
Is said, was arrested at the instance of q
cOloTed man, but under what circumstances
is unknown. II is believed that this man
will be able to make some important dis
closure in soly ing the mysterious disappear
apce OF Charlie Ross, but is not charged 1T
seems with having anything to do with the
actual abduction OF the boy. When arrested
he gave the name he has been known by In
this city, but the party at whose instance
he was arrested, declares that this is not bis
real name. A day or SO will tell the result
Of this capture.-[ P'aLd. City Item, 1ith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16
Weather Probabilities To-day.
OYyIc1 or CHrrr SIGNAL oprIcIl, ,

In the middle slater, railing or nearly sta
GopsTy barometer, dimipishiDg westerly
vinds, backing tomorrow southerly, and
generally clear weather, with heavy frosts
On Tuesday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16

UNHQuALIED In effective ness, unapproached IN
cheelpess, aud an, ivaed In popularity il DR.. Bull.
Cough eyrup. = cents per bottle: large size. Sc
cents. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16

hEMovAL-FfT3 Class Securing and Dycir,o.
A. Fischer has enlarged his establishment
by removing TO his new building, 9o6 q street
northwest, three doors from 9Th street, near
the U. 8. Patent Office. By promptly adopt
ing the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European invention, he is en-
aoled 10 do any work In q manner not to be
egnaled De those not possessing these fscil-
tiles. O "a 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16

EDWARD 8. STOKES TO BE FREE ON THE
2sTH OF OCroBER-Edward q. Stokes will
be q free man again on October 18th at :
O'Clock In the morning. He complains bit
terly Of his treatment at Auburn as OF per-
sec9tion and malevolence. This, the warden
said, was owing to the attacks of neWspa.
pers that were continually stating that
Stokes was being favored. The prisoner is
now In very bad health, suffering from
asthma. He looks old and careworn, show
ing deep lines Of care I'm his face. Stokes mas
not a yet determined what he viii do when
he comes out OF prison, but 1t may be I'M.
derstoOd that be Is not any longer q married
man, though his wife lives, and he has q
daughter, beautiful and accomplished girl
Of eighteen years. That he Will be o COM
paratively rich man when be I. released, 1t
may here be stated, ~ his Oil refinery works,
which were osrafully looked after By Nm.
q okee, bis mother, who has bean very dc.
voted 70 her unfortunate son while he has
been imprtsoned, viii be returned to him. It
vas eooqt thece very same oil works Ut
neIcest legal contests with the late james
Fsx. Stokes has specialized also since he
has been In prison, and u now the owner Of
. very valuable patent, which he purchased
while in Sing Sing from D convict. for nav.
ing streets.-lN y. Erpress, t4th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16
WM. II; WHEATLgY PBEMIUM STEAM
w pfEihG AID SCOURIH0 ESTABLISH

ESTABLISHED 1881,
WI full Sock Of Foreign and Domestic Dye
stuns, Chemicals, &C :, hrstolsss Workmoa, an
needed u achinery, and . life time RI perience, 4
an prepared TO DO all Work In ny line, IN . style
nnsur parsed BY any es,ablishn ent In the country
Work sent for and delivered without extra ohsrse
In any part OF the District: received from and re-
turned te any place in the country By mail or ex.
press. Once and Works No. A9 Jefferson street,
Georgetown. ID. q. Bend me your ordevs. sepao tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16

MARRIAGE LICENsKs have been issued to
]. Thomas Murray and Augusta L. Bohrer;
Frederick r. wallace and Elizabeth T. Ash
by; Patrick Mcbride and Leanna f. Doggett;
Clemens Giepel and Theresa Ruppel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16
GOAL AND KMDLIN0 WOOD,

GOAL AND KNDLING WOOD,
Our seoek Of COAL = nov eou,,ses, s-sr.oa>s
all the choice qualities, ond % Which % nm r.
attention Of consumer. Our
PAT1HT BUNDLED KINDLIU0 WOOD.
With Q ire ngheR h svEy bundle, d ths bS3 n
1ss. Tor sale By N grooerp-0y q, No oASVl16
oo1e9 % kero0eno q required.
CHBAP. SAFE CLEAN
STKRAkA0OD = RBO,
Mn md Depot 1th-s6oel Whag1.
sss3s-D DraDch OOos 1915 PsnnUlvo1ia A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16

A PROMISE TO MARRY THAT COSTS So ,O0O
years old, sued Tsnice Monett, aged 81, a
cigar dealer, yesterday, in the city court of
Brooklyn, for $40 600 damages for breach of
promise. nurse, who was with her. cared
for plump two year old infant. the child OF
the parties 10 the suit. Miss Woods in at
tending q dancing academy in Williams.
burgh In 1870, made the acquaintance of
He il homely man, but has fine black eyes
and 10 intelligent. Their acquaintance, Miss
Wood AYERS, rlpened into an engagement,
and she Kept company with him. expecting
to many him. Tho defence to the action
yesterday was that the piaintin previously
bore bad reputation, and the dancing mas
ter testified that he prohibited her attend
Ing his school. The jury found q verdict of
5000 In her favor.-[M r Sun. IAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16

DR.. White, Chiropodist, of fifteen years
practical experience throughout the United
States and Canadas previous to being To-
Gated In Washington, ID. c., In 1861, success
fully treats Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails,
Chilblains, Vascular Excrescences, &C.. at
opposite Willard's Hotel. Fee, 81 per visit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16

r. EDW. CLARK 4 CO.,
Dealers in Lumber, Wood and Coal
once, sos Pennsylvania avenue, northwest cor.
per 9Th street. Wharf, Depot and Planning Mil,
foot OF 4th street east. oote- II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16

CUTTING AFFRAY.-A party OF mon At
tackled II. F. Olliphant, Saturday night, 1T
corner OF 9Th street and Pennsylvania
Hvenue, and one OF them, q marine, cut him
in the leg with . knife. inf1icting q serious
wound. He was removed to the ONCE of Dr.
III. A. Leach, 504 18th street northwes where
medical aid was rendered, and he was then
removed TO his homo At the corner Of 9Th and
L streets southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16

DHADHHADING IN NEvADA.-It has be an
customary on the railroad to allow Indians
y ride free provided they sat on the plat
iorm. Yesterday, After the arrival Of the
Train An Indian entered . shed with large
man was detailed to watch him. Tne faI
low, on getting inside the shed, stripped OF
hia OLD legeings, moocasins, and other aoo-
riginal parap1ernalta and put on the garb Of
out bottle Of water, wet : handkSrchief.
and vashod the paint on his fAoe, And 10! hs
waS no longer m Indian, bat 8 white IA "a
who had been stealing Q free ride fron
RenO.-( T6ViniG Guy CvoRiols.