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Evening star., 1876-09-01

~The French gunboat 9uichen arrived ct
Port Royal, 3. c., yesterday.
~Ex-Mintster Motley and his daughters
are guests Of the queen OF Holland at her
country seat.
~The colored Methodists OF the south talk
Of making ex-senator Revels q bishop Of
their church.
ga thrashing machine boiler exploded
yesterday near Dover, Minn., killing two
men and fatally tpjurtng another.
~Tbe American wine company's cellars
At Kelly's Island, Ohio, were destroyed by
fire on Wednesday. Loss S5S.ooo-no insur-
ance.
GA bridge to cost 5000 900. is to bs
thrown across the Hudson river at Pough.
keepeie. The work IL to be commenced ct
once.
~The Ohio river at Wheeling has dwin-
died down to Q rivulet, and along the upper
course boats are sticking on the bars exposed
by the low water.
~Wednesday there were six deaths from
yellaw fever In Savannah, Ga. the disease
is said TO be confined to the suburbs and ts de-
creasing.
~The Grimm, Ca, Press says: While Col
Fitch was speaking last Friday night, he
called for water, and Col. ManghAm cried
out: "WhAt in the thunder do you want
with water 70 run wind mill fort"
~A fourteen-year old boy has quit learn
physician that It intsrferes with the molscu-
lar changes colncident with the development
on the ttsSue0 and makes the blood corpus
Giles oval end irregular at the edoes.
ga rural female beauty alighted from
the stage coach the other day. Wneu piece
ofyibbon detached itself from he! bonnet aud
81 ,nsS re ,osr sos pcssp% sc1 Ssia "a isay pss
061sR. @No, I ain't heS 80 anshing." In
1oS6n1ly IO0(ioa ~ y91e3es
Evening star., 1876-09-01

THE COAL TRADE ON ITS NEW Basis
The revised schedules Of prices of the North
ern Anthracite coal company, the Delaware
Ing Railroad company are published, The
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, the
Pennsylvania and Delaware, and the Hud-
SOP canal companies will reduce the wages
OF miners ten per cent, beginning to dSv.
and the Philadelphia and Reading will fol,
low suit. The Lehigh Valley will probably
90 the same tomorrow. At a meeting n.
miners and shippers in Philadelphia yester.
day 1t was agreed to allow each operator do
as he pleased In regard to prices Wv
Evening star., 1876-09-01

ARREST OF A MURDEREK AFTER FIVE
YEARs.-Henry Blake, charged with mur.
deI1ng colored man named Benjamin Levi,
az Front Royal. Va, In 1871, aud who es
cared 10 washington, Md where he has
siBcs resided under the assumed name Of
Frederick Colbert, was on Wednesday ar
re Tel In Hagerst9wn and com United for ac-
ton OF the Virginia authorities.
Evening star., 1876-09-01

YELLOW FEVER QUARANTINE The
mayor OF Wilmington, N. c., has issued q
proclamation forbidding all persons from
savannah, Ga, from entering Wilmington
IN consequences OF yellow fever at Savann ah
Officers will board all southern trains six
miles from Wilmington for the purpose OF
securing rigid observance Of the prOclama-
Evening star., 1876-09-01
A DoUBLY UNFoRTuyATr r

A DoUBLY UNFORTUNATE LADY-The
Columbus, Ga. Enquirer says: Miss Lee, OF
station No 4, Central railroai, vino was s
mutually treated and left for dead by neg roes
me time ago, was again assaulted by ne
troes last Saturday and left for dead. Tney
desired TO know who killed MoDd sy Colder
Que OF the negroes who had previously mall
treated her. Shs refused to tell and thew
b al her most nmercifully
Evening star., 1876-09-01

sAyAINAF, GA, septe@ber L-rhsre
wsTe tWelye intermente on Thursday,. nine
Of them yellow fsver. Five Of these latter
wore by mistake reported ye1terday In
Wednesdays inteEmsnt The total fever In
termGots for tive days amounted 70 seven
teen. ne weather - very hot
Evening star., 1876-09-01

BoLoGNA, Sept L-Guiseppe Nanteyaxxa,
6th Marquis OF Liscate, who has been on
trial before the asstxe court here charged
with forgery, fraud and fAlsi6cation, In
Prince Humbert, OF Savoy, and the British
consul at Florence, TO number OF bills Of
exchange, has been convicted and sentenced
to eight years penal servitude.
Evening star., 1876-09-01

night lat, a Bucf}ey, III, xhils : wsddins
was being celebrased between Geo. Sleeper
called TO the door BY Burt Fleming and shot
dead. Fleming had been . rival fof the
,adyf hand.
Evening star., 1876-09-01

THE AMERICAN FREE DBEss LEAGUE had
meeting yesterday At Philadelphfa and
adopted resOlu tions denunciatory or the pre-
sent fashion OF female attire. Mrs. Nerri-
wether, OF Tennessee, said reform In dress is
needed, but that the costume OF the league
upattractiye.
Evening star., 1876-09-01

CENTENNIAL NorEs.-The attendance at
TIE Centennial Exhibition IL steadily In
creasfhg. the paid admissions yesterday
numbering 1855. The New York state press
association arrived on the grounds yester-
day. and were welcomed by Commissioner
A. Il Boteler, Of West Virginia, in the alb
eence Of General Hawlev
Evening star., 1876-09-01

JESSE PoME1oY's sENrRNC1 CoNHuxED.
The e0vernor and council Of 4aoeaohuseto1,
by vote q avo 70 three hovo oommuted
The death sontonoe az Jes16 Fu1neroy, The boy
muD6WW. totWpg1DUuDone 10 u1oI
Evening star., 1876-09-01

DEATH PROM HYDRoP1oBIA.- - Louis
Multsr. Of stn avenue. New York, Who was
tackled With hydrophobia, "a related In yes-
tsrday's star, died last Monday.
Evening star., 1876-09-01

THE COLLAPSE OF THE COAL CoNBrNA-
TIoN.-To Pennsylvania IL Will impart life
TO the depressed iron industries; 10 New
England IL will stimulate our cotton ana
wooden and boot and shoe industries, where
coal is SO largely used 20 run machinery-(in
a cotton mill run by steam the cost OF coal
clotbl, and indeed wherever steam Ia made
by the aid OF coal, the breaking OF this mon
opoly Will effect immense good. Aud this
make more money In open competition than
by combining-C Boa on JosuTs0l Of ODuDaryce.
Evening star., 1876-09-01

A DEATH STRuGGLE IN THE RrvKRg "A
negro who stole three watches In Oma ha,
Neb., last week, was pursued by q pluc ~
policeman TO the bank OF the Missouri river.
Pulling on coat and shoes he jumped into
the wafer and struck out for the other shore.
swimmer. took the precaution TO divest him
self OF every stitch OF clothing, and than
plunged into the swtft and dangerous stream.
The men met In the middle Of the river, ana
be arrested. After wrestling In the water
and duckipg each other, they struck out fo1
the shore, but the th1ef sank before he roooho0
Evening star., 1876-09-01

THE STEAMSHIP COLON, Of the Pacific
mail line, which was towed to New York on
account ofdisabled machinery by the Etna,
Of the Atlas line, has been seized by q u. 8.
marshal on q salvage claim by the Atlas
com papy for S15O.OJO
Evening star., 1876-09-01

AT CHEsrER PARK RACES. Hartford,
CGnn;, Yesterday. TO 2:32 race was won by
Big Fellow, Carrie N. second and Young
Wilkes third. Dan Bryant won the drst
heat, but was distanced In the fifth. Cap.
tain Smith took the second heat, but was
22sk, 2:27a 22sK, 2:231. The free for ali
races was won by Goldsmith Maid, Snug
gler second, yndge Fullerton third and Bo-
d,ne last. Time-2:154, 2:l7, 2l6x. 2:17X,
E1S, 2.l94. The first and second heats were
taken by Smuggler, and the third was a
dead heat between him and the Maid. Each
heat was very close between the Maid aud
Smupgler. ~
Evening star., 1876-09-01
FASHIONS FOR SEPTEMBER.

Prospects for the Coming Season
What the Fall Fabrics are Like. aud
How They are tO be Made Up Bows
and Buttons-Death ~ the COInbf.
nation.
Evening star., 1876-09-01
The marn~gu.

bALTrMokE, Sept1.-Nirgfnis sizes. Dr.
ferred, do. 81 Consolidated. g. \: DO. secood
series, 81, North Carolina SKIES, old, ls;
sugar quiet. IL AHA.
bALrisokE, sep. Cotton quiet and uu
changed - middling, uksity Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat active ana nrm-
western red. good 10 choice, ltSat.II; DO.
common 70 fair, S5sLeS. Pennsylvania red,
Lie; Maryland red, coat d. do amhar. 4 2i
al Is; do white. Li5al 5. Corn dull and
heavy for sou thern, duh for western -south-
ern white, 50ass, do. yellow. $40. western
mixed. 81 spot sui September. % ats urm-
southern, SSs3I; western white, Sass; do.
mixed, SosS5. Rye dul. Sass Hsy steady
Pennsylvania and Mary land timothy, IS 90
al5.0O. Provisions dull and weak. Pork.
1890 Bulk meats shoulders, n s6k; clear
rib sides. SaSS. BaooD-shoul ierS, sAaS:
clear rib Sides, 9aai0 Hams, l5si6. Lard,
llAailA. Butter nrm-cboice wester 2os23.
Coffee firm-i54a Whisky quiet and
nomlral. l.l2al y n. Rec>ipts- Flour, S,OlO;
wheat, s,Ooe corn, li2 eO0, oats So, rye, ,600
snlprnenn-W Wheat, 3. 600; Corn. 5000.
NEW YORK. Sept. l.-Stocks quiet and
steady. Money 2 Gold. 81. Exchange,
long, +s'; short, tSSh. Governments active
and steady.
NEW YORK, Sept. Flour quiet and un-
cnanged. wheat dull and unchanged. Corn
quiet and steady.
LONDON, sept 1, 1920 pm.-Consolss as Is 10
Tor money and the account U. \. bonds,
lo-4os, lOs i; new Sc, iO5 =. Erie, 10.
Evening star., 1876-09-01

FOUR MINERS SUFFoCATED.-Four mi.
ners named Fred. Thanerkaud, Sr., Fred.
Tnanerkauf, Jr., August Thanerkauf aud
John Cox, were suffocated by foul air in q
mining shaft near Central City, Colorado,
ON Tuesday last,
Evening star., 1876-09-01

SHERIFF CONNER, of New York city, is in
somewhat embarrassed pecuniary cOndi-
tion. He is called on to pay the judgment for
9 600 600 obtained by the city against Boss
Tweed, the latter having escaped from the
sheriffs custody after an execution for the
amount was placed In his hands.
Evening star., 1876-09-01

CHARGE OF MURDER BIZ ABoRrroH-Dr.
J. 8. Williams was arrested q Louisville,
KY, yesterday, charged with havtag COM
Nfss Lou Bowman. It n alleged the evtdenco
10 very strong against Williams, who has
been suspected previously, bat never detoc-
ted. II Is now thought dozen coDo8 can b
made out against him. He Wa remandod
10 prfs on and ball refused.
Evening star., 1876-09-01

TIE GuILLofIND AT WORK IN rHe
TRHAsuRY-The work OF making the neces-
sary discharges among the employees OF the
Treasury department was continued yester.
day afternoon. In the ONCE Of the Controller
or the Currency 81 dismissals were neces-
sary. The much dreaded documents were,
at the close OF office hours yesterday, handed
10 the following employees 20 female clerks.
laoorer, first class clerks, second class
that fell % the Bureau Of Internal Revenue
was 50. The discharges were last evening
sent by messengers 10 the respective homes
OF The following: fourth class clerks, ~
thiro-claas, 10 second class, 20 female clerks,
i messenger and 5 laborers.
The ABOVE were The numbers OF discharges
,,SsS19ired. ,sS9 but in reelity thsre were not quite
nSaoyssE Scy 70 ead RsX,p1,y t ssot Il tss.I sssigna.
~, a1s SAA ossR SE.S,s A.disoss one
Evening star., 1876-09-01

~The Irving Hall and Tammany ne.
tions Of New York democrats have united.
thus healing long and bitter feud.
~"nlden and Reform Ola not svakeu
an echo q Saratoga II waa "Soym0ur or
Defeat," that brought down the house
lBrookhm Aro,a.
"a man In Boston, In bis hurry 70 sssfst
stead q oamp60r and bathsd her faoe vifh
u nne ves ooed oeAa stack mp win HI
VGenEA TehHnAysG n the granasu
AehtG In TIE ewvian army. n yo1 va1S @
hoa1 your mouth wfdo Op0 Vh0u - Gnoo.S
Evening star., 1876-09-01

THE EMPREsS VICroRIA.-The assump.
Lion by Queen Victoria of the title "I udiie
1mperatrix" will be proclaimed at Delhi on
the LIST OF January next before an imperial
assemblage OF all the governors, lieutenant
governors, heads OF government, princes,
chiefs and mobiles,
Evening star., 1876-09-01

Bonds fssued to the Pacific Railway COMPANIES
Interest payable in lawful money-PrincipaI ont.
standing, So Oo interest accrued ana not Vet
paid, 500 80 u; interest paid by the United
States, S3z 0so,35 81 interest repaid by transporta
tion OF mails, etc, S6,9 ss2 49, balance of interest
paid by the United States, s2a, iS5 COS Oi,
Evening star., 1876-09-01
ILL RE.1Df

. r Il EARLY FALL.
Evening star., 1876-09-01

NEW YORK, Sept The PoSs nuanctsl
article says; N the money market call loans
are a. anc prime mercantile paper Saf.
Govern ment bonds are quiet and uuchsaget
comparing " IN yesterdays elosiag prices
Gold, sftei the opening. fell AZ ten O'Clock 20
=. since then ali The sa.cS have beca Al iOQ =
aIi0. with the previous price ic9S. On gold
loans the rates have been Ia Tor use mat"
and lal 80 fof carrying. Sterling exchange
opened with the rosted rates OF tne lesfing
drawers down 20 as and {Ssk. respectively.
Actual rates are proportionately lover. The
stock market At the opening Was bst higher
than at the close yesterday for w. u. r.s
Delaware. Lsckavanna and Western, Nil
vaukee and 81. Paul prefd and Northwest
common, and Sst lower Tor New Jersey
Central. Pacific Mail, Ohio, and Mississippi.
Erie and Northwest preferred. Otherwise
there were no changes. During the nrst half
hour the general list declined hsA. the lat
Ter ST Paul common. In the next hour
there was an sdvsnce of al per cant. and
the latter 81. Paul preferred, and since n 20
O'Clock prices have again declined Rak. the
,ster also St Paul preferred. Dels ware.
backawsnna, and New Jersey Central were
exceptions % the general list.
Evening star., 1876-09-01

THE POSTAL RAILWAY COMMITS SION yes
terdsy examined Theo. Vail, general super
intendent ofpostal railway service, and Jas.
n. Davis, suPerin tendent OF railway postal
classification, touching their practical
knowledge of the postal railway service.
The commission proceeded 10 Philadelphia
last evening, where they will have confer
ence with the officers of the railway counpa
nies and the chamber OF commerce and the
board of trade.
Evening star., 1876-09-01

FIRST OPENING
A RLY FALL CLOT HING.
Evening star., 1876-09-01

GKIsS.-Tne opening ceremonies Of this
body at Bada pesth, Hungary, at IL O'CLOCK
this forenoon, were of an Interesting charac-
ter. On Tuesday evening there was a re-
union OF the delega ties from the various coun-
tries, at which each national bureau of sta
tistics was represented, except that Of tbs
United States. (Tnanks to the Hon. Sam
RandalPs committee which made no appro-
prtatior.) Meetings OF the permanent COM
mission, TO prepare work for the congress-
were held ON Wednesday and Thursday. The
several sections met this afternoon for organ
iLatiOn, election OF officers, etc. These con-
sist Of: I, Theory of statistics and popula-
ton ID, Justice; 3D., Mediceui and public
hygiese; Atm, Agriculture and sylviculture ;
And 9TH, Industry, commerce, transportation
and finance.
Evening star., 1876-09-01

TIE PREsIDEsT has signed the commits
sions of Jonathan Tarbell, OF Mississippi, to
be deputy first controller OF the Treasury;
Oscar Holt, to be collector OF Internal reve-
nue. for ID district of louisiana, and also the
r-ceive into custody Caer wang, otherwise
called b. MARION, q fugitive from the justice
OF the United States.
Evening star., 1876-09-01

Another class are the German machine made
velvets, which have silk face, but are
made in two pieces at once, face to face; and
cut through by machinery, 80 that the sur
1t over, or pulling 1t apart Trimming vel
vets are made In colors nearly as fine q the
real Lyons, and cost from two to six dollars
per yard, according to width, and whether
machine or hand made. The difference In
the combination suits this year seems to be
the two fAbrics are more mixed In the forma
ton Of the different parts. Last year. for
plain silk, or wool, the bodice, and tuuic OF
checked wool, demassie, or velvet This sea.
son the body part OF the entire costume f.
moro frequently OF silk, or wool, and the
trimming wholly, or In part com pose1 o
velvet, silk, or armure, which rivals damasx
plain fAilles for street dress es.
sHHPHkRD's" CHECK.
These well known materials are a. standard
ia their way and useful a. "nun's" serge.
They never really go out of fashion. bat still
occasionally got little more than ordinary
attention, and that Is the case at the present
are very pretty over black velvet flounced
ekiYts, but they are too commonly employed
in CONJUNCTION with old black SILK, black al
pacs, and are copied In far too many inferior
mixed fRbrics, 70 be considered "stylish."
Under any circumstances shepherds check
Y rarely used ior &C 2 complete p, suit: excsst for
6v trimSning the lower skirt viii marrow
rStherod n0unoeG, and the polonaioe with
numorous narrow rows OF braid md butsoua
n faof = dro0 az this kind would - pgotttr
ond have mogo the eject Of novelty, thaa thG
ro0uln3im O&Wdress With black 6k1re Ihe
recent a6opuen q narrow bsaads aed nnAll
Evening star., 1876-09-01

NAVAL NoTEs.-Rear Admiral g. ID.
French and relieved Rear Admiral VIM. E
LIE Roy of the command OF the u. 8. naval
force on the North Atlantic station, al lived
At Philadelphia, August 81. 1.-The Rich
mond sailed from Callao August 18th for
MoDtevldeo, via Valparaiso. The Ju-
niata arrived at Norfolk August 3lst.
Evening star., 1876-09-01

We have one consolation In the midst Of
the confusion OF ideas and the general per-
plexities which exist In regard to dress, and
that IL the sensible solution, for the pres ent
at least. OF the collar and cuff question. And
70 certain extent this solves other problems
for NJ; IL preserves the general character Of
the closo-cut sleeve and the high bodice.
The straight rim Of linen collars, with
small, square corners turned over, but not
laid fiat, and neatly attached to . gore
which keeps IL In place and at the same time
preserves the purity Of the inside Of the
dress, seems TO MI the bill. Certainly they
are preferred for all ordinary purposes to al
others, and the more fAstidious and refined
their wearers are the more perfectly they
appreciate the absolute neatnesS and mani
linen collar.
The new forms are In two different styles;
plain whfte or with rim three quarters of
an inch wide Of solid color; dark blue, dark
brown, or crfmsou. The crimson 10 not
cloud, }" and is very effective With o plain,
dark grey dress, . belt and sword knot OF
crimson and cr1msou bow or feather In
0dox grey felt hat, 0therWtee trimmed With
grey. JENNIE JUNE.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-07-15

and Morgan II. Clark Temp.) by a majority
OF 3s, $40, out Of a total vote Of 1874 233. Mr..
Tilden is a bachelor, is five feet ten inches in
height, and has what is called the purely
nervous temperament, with its usual accom-
paniment of spare figure, blue eyes, and fair
complexion. II s hair, originally chestnut, is
now partially silvered by age.
Thomas Andrews Hendricks, Demo cratic
nominee for Vice-President, was born in Mus
hngum county, Ohio, September Z, 1919; re-
ceived q liberal education, and graduated at
Hanover College in 1871. He begun the
study of law at Chambersburg, Pa, and Was
there admitted to the bar in 1913. He then
went to Indiana, and entered on the practice
Of his profession. In 1913 he was elected
a member OF the Legislature, in 1850 he was
in the constitutional convention, and for The
next five years was in Congress, and for four
years after was commissioner of the general
land office. In 1860 he was nominated for
governor, and was defeated by Henry S. Lane
In 1862 he was elected United States senator
from Indiana, from which position he retired
in 1869. In 1872 he was elected governor Of
Indiana.
Five hundred Swedish and Norwegian Nor
mons have left Europe in body for Salt Lake
City,. Gen. Sherman has received the de-
gree of LID. from Yale College. E. e. Some
OF the most expert counterfeiters in the coun-
try we're arrested in Brooklyn, N. Y, by secret
service detectives, who also captured the
plates and materials as we'll as $1,000 Of
completed bills. ALI the recent bad bills
which have been passed throughout the coun-
try proceeded from this gang ....At Ogden
Nine, Nevaia Mrs. Lawrence Mccarthy g
clothes caught FIRE from an exploding kerosene
lamp, and on her seventeen-year-old daughter
attempting to subdue the flames, both were
burned to death. son who extinguished
the flames was also severely burned.
A fire at Phillipsburg, Pa, destroyed a large
portion of the business part of the town. Loss
from $3.50, 900 to 5000, 600 The eight-oared
four mile race between Yale and Harvard, at
Springfield, was won by the Yale crew by over
t9n lengths in 22.02. 800. Willie Morgan and
Victor Monroe, sons Of prominent men OF
Hernandez, Miss, were drowned while at
tempting to save the life of comrade ......
While two New York bootblacks we're quarrel
ng, one drew a penknife and stabbed the
other fatally. .....A mob at Lancaster, Ky,
took Floyd Pearce, a murderer, from jail and
hanged him to a tree. 900. Mclaughlin and
Martin, the well known wrestlers, had an all
night struggle (from eleven o'clock until $50
in the Detroit opera house, without either
securing fall. The match was declared a
| draw.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-07-15

SCHENCKs SEA WEED ToNIC.-In the atmosphere
experienced here during the months. the leth
argy produced by the heat takes away the desire for
wholesome food, and frequent perspiratlons reduce
bodily energy, particularly those suffering from the
effects of facilitating diseases. In order to keep
natural healthfu activity of the system we must resort
to artificial means. For this purpose Schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic is very effectual few doses will create
appetite and give fresh vlgor the enervated body
For dyspepsia 1t Is invaluable Many eminent physi
clans have doubted whether dyspepsia be perma.
neuty cured by the drugs which generally employed
for that purpose The Sea Weed Tonic in Its nature
totally different from such drugs 1t contains corro.
sive minerals acids 1t fact 1t assists the regular
operations of nature and supplies her deficiencies The
tonic in It's nature much resembles the gastric juice
that It Is almost Identical with that fluid. The gastric
Juice is the natural solvent which, in healthy condition
OF the body the food to be dgested and when
this Juice not Increased In sufficient quantities. ind
gestion with all it's distressing symptoms follows. The
sea Weed Tonic performs the duty of the gastric juice
when the latter Ia deficient. sohoncks ssa Weed
uis-sold by all Drussists,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-07-15

Bermese Neutrality-suspicious. of which
are pretty sure to fill a good deal of
space in the trunks of American tourists
returning from Switzerland. All these
pretty articles-chalets, clocks, chess
men, boxes and mantel ornaments, are
cut out by hand in the cottages of the
peasants high up among the Alps, in the
winter season, when they can do no out
door work. Yew, linden, walnut, maple,
pear, chestnut, cherry and oak, are the
woods used. The art is handed down
from generation to generation, and the
children begin while quite young to
help their parents in the simpler kinds
of carving. The best specimen in the
collection is a bookholder in white
maple, with Alpine roses and edelweiss,
carved in the closest imitation of nature.
Surrounding the chalet at the extreme
rear of the section are shelves where
condensed milk, chocolate, aniline dyes
and fancy liquors mingle curiously with
photographs. There are also a few
breech loading guns of the regulation
pattern used in the Swiss army-a mani
fest adaptation of the American inven-
tons of Winchester and Henry.