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low Tight They Wear Them,

From Il. heD,bes tHs ish Gossip m Hlrper's Bdsar.
The eXtrcmities 10 which fashion has ad.
vlnred IN London III female attire are ally do
liord1lr. Lady on Whose trutnfuiuess | cas-
depend conhdes to me the following pArticu@
lars; she was d- ked the ptucr ~ To Inspect the
wedding tTONsStou Of a Young lady Of hIgn rank.
he dresses we've very numerous aud 10 ,utiful,
and ey ~ accessory Of AZURE was Ia tue height
u fashion, n not Of good Taste. But where"
inquired nv friend, " IL the under ,luLuinH2"
"Ou,' saii the mlllner, with "A smile of PITY
ladies wear none nowadays. They We THESE
ihatead.' And she pOluJcd to three complete
suns, MT OF arnur, but OF cnamois lea her
Is oEly over cudinOts Ie.tntr that tue -klrts
Hom W ufth can DO strained tignt uul -. AZ
briatIl. the other nay, the Mayor gave N enter
talnncnt to the Luru Mayor al London, and tu0
occasion seen Ell 50 iu4 orthut tnat one la0y
guest sent To- Paris for her dinner dress. /. was
50 tlGht wuen IL cine ina. sine had To- lake "a
garment Her garment before sue could get mo
II at az. And then sut mad TO sit uuMu at tAple.
am tolt that hrr suEeriugs were consider abe
uunns tue rrna-t; but ner worst misery " = tue
+, 1cciOu, IL w shdil get W aginY" Event
iy she uit get up, tnAnks ~ the guntlemeu %
each side ul her, VINO pulled down tne refractory
rmrnt by uain fuice.
Az the very last drawing room at Buckingham
Palace a slmll catAsti ophe took iiacr. A iady
~ de ner Low 10 we Qdeen a httle too low Tor
nor" klcklnE STRAP (4s IA u would call Al, but
d.re say MI worth has some prrftvr uam \
aud slipped down So lar that size @ Iulu uOt
get ~ .gnn. Inc Lurd Hlgh nam Drliu httn-
seIt hal 10 ,ome forward and sot her straIght.
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She was tall, gaunt woman, and from
bTella Ia one hand ana "A well worn, Ddlky car
pet bag In the Otner. Sn0 was marching IN and
out ana around the Erie depot at Long Dock In
IA way that Ctussd On1crr Blggs To wonder who
or what sue vas loOhiuR Tor
" ere YOU looking for some one ?" he asked.
~ none ~ your FAIRS, mister. VINO I'm
lookingfor. VINO eyou That YOU must know
other iolks' bus.ness2'
I'm au oihcsr Of the Erie road, maam."
On, YOU 10. WE'LL then, I'm from PArsip-
PAM, IA Norris county. aud I've come down
name Of simpson. DO you know Smpson2 He's
sick looking aud talks ths incest you ever
heard. hs was Baptist up there; as like as
DOT he an, nothing down mere. Do you know
SimDsOnf'
mo, ma'sm, don't know any such mau."
"lhdts ist wntt expected To near. The
next thing wlll be that no Is a married uiAn, or
meObe tnat he amt SIMPSON at all. But II get
my hands onto tnat SIMPSON once, Al simpson
him
What's no been dong2"
He's been dong lots that's mean for man
to do. H. pretended ike he wanted To marry
me, and kept II ~ TIL everything was ready,
ready. I'm mad, 'lister aud II mad hun I'd
DO you tnink he is here at this depot2"
"rnats what I'd like 10 know, for he's man
that travels. IL lay my hands onto MIN neil
travel back to Parsippany, or III know The rea-
son why"
Find INN, mister2 I'm obleegHi to hnd
him. Didn'L sell u cow and calf VI tho only
decent shOat on the place Just TO Ouy nice
dress and button shoes so GO aid lo p ds fine as
any woman ever IN YORK when shea agoing to
DO maTrledr Do You think I'm going oack home
now without Nun, me u widder, aud everybody
ladghlnsf No, sir; I'm hgolnR 10 Ind that
Sampson" And she IN rohed on through the
depot, giving every convenient pldnk In tho
floor sharp punch with her umbrella as sue
muttered. " That aimuson."
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MIR. NEWELL's ILLNESS.
Nearly Two Months Without solid Food-A
start the Way TO Recovery.

Robert c. Newell (Orpheus &. Kerr sat
at his desk In the Graphic office, yesterday. but
a..O...ps -Vin. .ru.u
emacia,ed. He laughed and liked when dis-
tracted from the subject Of his health. lie said
that n ne could pull through until the cooler
weather his recovery would be cert In. lie has
begun TO eat vegetables, but no animal food.
IL wonder tbat l still i've" he said. "For
eight weeks l was un 4bls to take any food.
once l ate a peach, but could not digest it. The
trouble has been a temporary paralysis Of the
gastric nerves. l had been worn out through
worrying over the M health Of my mother and
my SISTER. On the 81 OF July Did not take
food, anu Thought nothing Ut II. 90 the +tu
1elt that the time "a come when ought To eat,
bnu tuen discovered that was po~er-,,s ~
digest Anything. From that time M II tue 25,h
Of August ats nothing but The peach. Ocua-
siVnaly dr.nK little coffee. OF a gll of mix
puncn. OF course 1 became enaciated, anu
found that my strength was rapidly failing.
Every day thought could not survive smother
das. Tue Lbysici6us were puzzled. aud they say
that. out for the cool weather Of last week,
certainly would pe III my grave TO-DAY. must
have ausulu . rest Tor seve al months.
a fiiend entered no rom, cong atulated Mr..
Newell upon the prospects Of his recovery. and
ADDED, " That was stu. id thInv ~ritssD by Ri
Perkins about You the other day." Mr.. Newell
laughed as he replied: . don't imagi . LaudOn
meant that people snoulu maze fun OF my @ n
dition Yes think the suojsct wa. not proper
one fIr a humorous ertlcle.
"A humorous article p interrupted the friend
In a tore OF surprise.
Mr.. Newell wonderful vitality. and the
physi 'lins predict that no Will, within q tow
months, DO himself az In.
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A Magician COMMITTED 10 a DELL.
From The I.s,alilfg k,IgLe

This morning Signor Guernella visited
the police statiOn ana ex tmiued he dark cells,
b ~. dnd doors. Af.er Carefully inspecting one
~ the strouges fhsLeuings he told { .irf Cul. en-
IN u " any one doubted nis ability 10 get out h 70
snOulo take bet Of SlUO, and toe SignOr would
cnlp III nail the amount. " To make the matter
inviting" said the Signor. Il will allow my
hands and feet 10 he handcunsd, and will not
he three minutes IN getting OUT OF any cell you
bave got, anu YOU may dOtDe LOCK ana bar IT,"
Then the StgnOr took iurnkey " or INTO a
TX cell. Mi. " alter out MS left foo on tn
rignt Toe OF me Signor, his Knee q inst MS
knee. an he two ntn1s IN the sic OF the
SIgnurs neId, holding MS thumbs lrul. then
the Signor la the turnAey hrmly 10y tis wrists,
hnu the doors were closed. Ina few u iuutcs "A
INT was produced, aud tn oignur's cat mad
fallen to the oeh noOr. tally suowing nat no
conftdeTacy was Drought lntO pay. Ee sid
tnat what ne uid Was beyond trlcA. sleigh. OF
hand, or leIerdemain. Ina power - u-rivel
from so newhere, nut wnets he cannon say.
some people cal II lid lium the spirit Ian, Dut
10 NOES nnA. He |. mo- a ). nm -II.L.
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A Drea IN and VIVA, Followed Il.

Dies MONIES Ia, Aug. 3.-Dr. A. Nj. Black
man OF Cle~cO, hOssutu county, recently
Killed 10y being thrown from ITS Carnage. A
lew nights previous he had II dream, IN " htch
he was called to the neigh DOring town Of Rldg-
way To visit little girl. On his return ne
reached broad nVer, wnich seemed imp rsiUlo
to Cross, and, WINE he was duvisIng means to
cross, an old friend, long since dead, appeared
aud assisted hln III Crossing. Wnen tue Doctor
arose Ia the morning no related his dream to his
family, and IL seemed to IN ko 90 deep i'm res
sion upon him. He AT one secured a policy OF
II Insurance Tor $1,000. He ca led his family
together, talked over all MS business ahdrs, aud
So arranged matters IN { ne lelt easy as 10 their
welfare aud no tnen expressed he Impression
that some sad fatality dw .iLsd man. A day or
Two Later he was called to RidgwAy u visit a
II tie girl, and, wnen returning. his horses ran
away ana he Wns killed.
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TIE CIVIL DISTRICT COURTS.
Thsts Characteristics and Hisiory-Justice
t;edney and the -nysseru.

Few persons are acquainted with the
District Courts. The petty qusrrels OF the
poorer classes, tresplsses, and small accounts
are therein adjudicsted. They correspond to
Justices Courts in country towns. In 1759
act was passed by which the Mayor. Recorder.
or any one Of the Aldermen might hold court
Tor the trial OF causes in which the amount in-
VOWED did not exceed IS. Ether party To a suit
was entitled to trial by jury. The jurisdic-
tioDal amount was aftsrwarL raised to ei0. linen
tue law was repealed and Associate Justices
sistsnt Justices Courts. After the Revolution
the Governor was empowered to appoint IS many
Associate jus ices a, he deemed necessary. In
lsy1 TINS law was repealed aud Justices Of the
Re ice were pat in tn.lr stead. Various chtu-es
were m de IN tue law, II least twrlvs - number,
until The preseut 'f1's,ilSt NpurS were created
Judicial districts, win court for e .cn. There
- a provision ia the law allowing poor persons
To -ue without paying the usual trial ice upon
maxim. AFFIDAVIT that they have no money or
guOJs except what Is Necessary Tor their sub.
sistence. ito act gives 10 these courts almost
unlimited jurisdiction la all applications 10y
l.ndlur4s for tue I. tnOvaI OF { nai.ts. The ma
JOINT OF all the cases tried ans irOm disputes
between landlords aud tenants. Under Iweed's
reign IL was almost Impossible to obtain u YER
uict asailst politician. ANA now litigant, 10 not
he ltate ~ wayl4y tue Justices ana ar-Ie Their
case. Recently Justice GedneY of the FL -hth
Judicial District tod tie Wilter tnat tuis eyIl
mad neconIe So great tudt he was compelled To
announce IN open court that II II Was not dis-
ntinurd he wo.ld dee Hin- to hear the s.Its
snystefs crowd he court rooms, bdttOnholtng
persons g know II they We cases 10 be tired.
.stice Gedney has nuttce posted IN tas hall
wy OF bis court cautionins hliganIs against
these I'm scomly practices.
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Ma.sachu.e,,s Republicans for Tilden.


Berkshire county does seem TO be a
good deal titeu with the llden and reform
mani and, unisss a stop 10 put To IL the Demo
Ctdllo tcN / - certain TO carry the county 10y
at least l,UOO majority. Among prominout Re
ubic Ia Who re now auydc uuS ,Iiueu's
lvge Matsh,li Wilcox Samuel ". BDwrrman.
ana william " GamWtlI, law ers OF lIttsueid ,
Gen. Frank Bartlett. james ". Han, secret ny
of tue bsrks ire Lille INSURANCE" CONTRARY, dul
l. Ci"lman Of Tao lnt helI Kopuuuu u
Town Committee Sanford biacaintOu, of Nurth
Adams Martin Van sicAltr ana CT knuer.
fomeroS Of ii.tshcld. adlLg .uulactdrers
aud DE-. JOHN VI. lireN slrr. VI Illisnell.
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Married Another NAN. WHO.

About hVe years ago a Iuau left tins city
for tho Uuii ed states 10 seek wuTt. MS W 10 and
three children rem inins mere. a year Afterward
tho vile he ri tat he wa, SICK IN a Now Y ork
u lspit i ana subsequently mat ne was dead
Aftei tho lapse " Two years she grew tired ~
her supposed wln"Whooi, md gave her nand
twn children. The persons live In tho north end
OF the cii' ana tow I'd the end of this week +,
tler MS been Received ny the wlfo from her
former husband, wac IL alive md well In Texas.
ANA talk4 about opmiug on. no family are re-
speltdole anu these tialngs fell like 10 nbshell
IsAA.
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Modern Verses In Antique style.

kroD, ne DIdmdiie Asles.
IaOo, the ply n u. Iasss
what you smutched too.
The pearl Oi all
You. spared - long
From 81 ndtr's fan
Standing untouched
Ieln0Y IA
THAI Spares 81 few.
Aud no last,
COmes down On FOUL
Lady, Lazy, can Il Dc tnat We
We're wrong N t4inAing you all puritJy
what has de.poiled US
OF our Urll ~
Mas iOul calunny
the ONLY tnefp
o. nave your actions
g. sriei OF grief,
krru Gagged, cart smiting)
Maleits HE brlet?
LADY, LILY Flower, are Won still whte.
And ID II but mist that DiInds our sishtp
Too late too late
II matters htle;
omin's name
IL al, So brittle
Not Quit drspsiring,
TIE ,rceaiu sewers
Queen, wntc Rose thaI quickest perishsth.
Tour petals wrnor IA suspicion. breath.
Let wuilillngs mock;
Thai one White Flower
Inc garden had
Whose snowy sight
" e ren-e- fed
Win Inauna more
Than WIN or Dread.
Hat ypilrd Tor aye
LIS gracious mead
LADY, LAZY, IA Yonr heart write this:
That al OF y and sorrow, Woe ami bliss
And Life AID Death, are welded In one kissI
'Tis not too late
ks" m J uur hisht.
Yuu are sim wne.
burl OaCk he lie,
f.1Ha f to Sr'n ap'
This Dutrr Gun.
But fair, sn 6, Queen, whRte'er you DO aRaiu.
bsmainbsr 1ood discretion saves sad Gala,
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A Frog tina, Need. Tempera moo Lecture.

Al Joseph winters restaurant is a bull
frog that measures about thirteen incnes in
lrngtb crohks loud, deep and no rse and can
leap SIX feet II mas been a constant hAbiluE ~
tht place during the vast two years All night
II nous around the room, Dut as soon AZ / s
rest iurant 1. opened In lue morning Il hops
BACK To It's headqu rtots under tho refrigerator
Its 1000 consists OF the crumbs ~ gathers ~ tho
moor and the Mos II catches, and It's diink CON
slsts ~ waste beer that drops nom che beer
splsot INTO pot on tho floor M the frieerator
llama over tina adSs with ia mouth in The uasr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-03
Grenl Men Ihongh Rcd.
From As CAica0o tribune Inis,vsle ,siM Genera
Bflsbin.

Erom ne CAicaV0 tribune IHiervsle ,OfA General
BflsbiH.
Are there any noble Indians. General.
such we read about IN the buOksr'
B.-Yes, plenty Of them. and greater chiefs
now living on The plains than ever were Pow
hatau, Logan, Rod jacket, or Itcumseb. |
think SitJina BULL IA 4 warrior, Is "A greater In
dian than has ever app, dred In America. Tho
he Ia equal II not superior TO the best geneials
In managing baItl :. A few ars ago he was a
blanket Indian, without inn fence or wealth,
aud ny hi own energy he 4 iised himself TO
the mead Of lhe most powerful Indian trioe on
the plans, and ~ Acknowledged loader OF all
the hustlles. Rod Cinuj viii compare vnrably
with any cnief mat mas ever hved, md ,uOtte
Tail ia not far oenlud MIN m tbihty, | RENE n.
Der w dshike, chief Of the Nhusnpnes, Who, IL
he had been born white instead ~ red, Woutd
have been lie der Of the poodle In nuY st tie
a Governor or senator. In personal appearan Q
/ Is chief strongly resembles The h ituer Of his
Country IS painted nv Peale; tall, str dght,
white haired, and dlguIh-d, he II the per,Ouii-
cation ~ , red man. | nave h ID MN To dine sc
my house ana nesor entertained a more agree-
aOle old man. tie viii no, eat III he ms ". she
dressed hi, halr, and pared his nais. lie Is
polite Ia ladies', ana ChlCren are his delight,
going 10 MIN instincuvrlY 10, 10 a friend. IL Id
almost I'm pussiDls 10 disturb his rrpose, while
his piacid REPLIES In council wound do crenlt 10
the most digni1ed senator, lie mas great aDii.
ties, and truals every question presented O.
HIM with sum comprehensive knowledge IA To
astonish white men. lie Is IA Grave IA julius
Caesar, and IN every sense a savage Statesman,
orator and warrior.
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E1eavarins the Mouad. in Ohio.


While explorations were being made N
the mound near Oruand, one side Ot the shat
gave wy anu pr. Thomas +. NJ lscs was Dureu
der seVe al icet 81 VArtn. some time wa &c
CAPPED IA ulgElng nm Out, d.d ne WAS fIuu4
very much bruisri and nearly san lcated, OAt
not dangerously Injured. lie party proceeded
with The wOrh Of excavation, aud we're rev ri ID
Nv nnulng ana removing tour more perfect skel-
etOus OF gruwu per -oils. anl NO Of children.
lbls lna6es eiZhtin ms found. luey also found
about lOJ small conch SNAPPED sea suells lNiug
about the neck OF one ot iue CAil4rrn, aud about
As many pearl be Aus about tue NECK OF agroMn
person. hIct MA ga. [, escens sh ped, ana a pc
Guitar shaped puli,neu Stone ornament, prOoa-
by al Insignia OF rama, Mer0 also found,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-03
swim Runniln ON lnr RniI,.


On Monday The noon tram from nrtron
On the Canada southern titlWly u'.t, me az
from Amher-tOurl to Buhilu. ~ ui, -, ioIf
a. ur' .uA uib Min Ice. ms tllr $500. .ae' III.
toen stups. one of which Wa nf cen t.Il ..es a,
~ lhom 10 fni SUN two tops 1T W. 81 anu
Natef, he nrst liz mics ". n o. in wv
hours and ton minutes, inrndu- uY' ot.
DeduCting the time cun~Uuld Us - .ps, lhs
actual running Time i"r the eilre dlstAuCe WI
~ tha rate VI siAgl mica DeT nor.
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Worknsn are laying the foundation and
modest Tor he statue ~ Lafal cite. nted tn
Guy ny "a" Frruch Govern rnt, which placed
al Inc southern enl Il Union square. facing broadway
and FunTt nth street The unVelllng ceremonies are
srraARsd for sept "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-20
SHOOTING AT CREEOaOR.
The Match To-morroW

match that In Ia take place At Creetmor to-
morrow between the Irish and American
rifiemen are that the teams shall cons let OF s
men. In the last match eight constituted IT.
The shooting will be fifteen shots each nc the
40, SEQ ard 1900 yards ranges, the team
MAXI The highest total score 90 ne the
winners OF the trophy, which is a challenge
cup-held by the American team two years.
In The selection OF the teams Considers BILE
comment has been INDUCED In from the fact
That neither Col Gildersleeve's nor Col. 30
dines names appear. The feeling is very
Trevslent that they would have added much
strength 10 the American side, and this
telling has become so prevalent that the
lgiShmen are the fRvorites in the pool selling.
Iol. Sildersleeves duties IN his court, how =
ever, precludes the possibility OF his psrttci-
psting IN the match, and it 10 said that Col.
bodine preferred 10 have some one sub sti-
tnied for him. 2s he did not wish TO monopo-
lie the houorE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-20
The Baltimore Plague
YELLOW OR MALARIAL FEvER-Ir Is DC
ING ITS DEADLY WORK

1ELLOW Oh MALAklAL FkNkR-Ir Is Do
ING ITS DEADLY WORK.
The health department OF Baltimore, In
view of some increase in the number of cases
OF typho- malarial on Fells Point, have de-
termined TO inaugurate more stringent meas
ures TO prevent the spread of the disease.
Several new cases were reported yesterday
principally In the same houses and locality
In which The original cases occurred. II is
understood that orders will be issued 10 day
TO isolate ard quarantine all the patients
that will not consent TO be removed to the
police will be detailed In connection with
this duty. Three OF the patients consented
yesterday TO removal.
There have been eight deaths on the Point
from the sickness up TO this time, including
Mrs. Kenney, Guilford alley, South Baltf-
more, who died yesterday morning, and who
the sick on the Point. The following are AL
the present cases OF the sickness as far as
known: Anton ITCHY. aged Is, Jennie ITCHY,
Joseph Zwak, Mrs. Zwak and Mrs. Kissel,
No S52 South Caroline street; Mrs. Weeiou,
No. $50, and Catherine Lefek, No. 354 South
Caroline street; Joseph Sholthess, No. Mel
sons court, near Caroline street; Frederick
Grauf and wife and Mary PodZimek, 1888
South Dallas street; two children OF Bernard
Menken, and wife and child of Henry Blades
No. 100 Lancaster street; Mrs. Arnold and
SOD, No. 3s3 South Bond street, making sew
enteen in all now sick. The patients receive
the most careful attention from Drs. Evans,
McSherry, Rehoerger, Winternitz and Cor
Steuart, health commissioner, and OCCASION
ally by DR.. +. Lloyd Howard, physician to
the M srine hospital.
Dr. Masters, medical reporter OF the New
York World, while in Baltimore yesterday
went, In company with DR.. Steuart, DR.. Nc
SHERRY, and DIR. Winternitz, to visit some OF
The wort patients, and afterwards called on
Mayor Latrobe, with whom he had long
interview. DR.. Masters said he believed the
disease to be endemic and not dangerous. IL
he had thought 1t dangerous. he said, he
would not have placed himself In contact
with ii. He told reporter of the Sun that
DR.. Steuart, DR.. Howard, and the attending
physicians of the patients knew better what
the disease was than himself, and they had
told him 1t was typho malarial fever. He,
however, afterwards expressed his belief that
the disease was yellow fever, though he had
done the same thing before seeing any of The
cases OF disease At Fells Point Bali. Si,s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-20

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2O-Cottou quiet and
hesvy-middling, Ill. Flour steaiy-How-
ard Street and western super, 3.25si o.; do /:
extra, 4.25s625; do. family, 55Oa67s: city
mills family, 500; other grades unchanged,
Wheat active, firm and unchanged Corn
southern quiet aud nrm. Western strong
and higher; southern white, 52a55 : do, vel-
low, 5la5s; western mixed, 81 spot & :.
october, 81 last half October, = Osts
fairly active and firm; southern prime sas
%; western white, 36a40; do, mixed, 3ea3g.
Rye rrmer and higher, 65aaO. Hsy steady
and unchanged. Pork. Is 25a5O. Iard-re-
nned, II. Butter steady and nrmer; western
good 70 prime, s0s23; do, fine, 2Ia26. Petro.
leum strong and quiet-crude, l21 ais; re-
nnedi 26a2CS Coffee strong and uuchanRei.
WHISKY nrmer at lllaiilk. Receipts nlour
300; wheat, 1900; corn, 2s 900; oats q 600:
rye, zoo; shipments OF corn. 80 600.
BALrIhoRE, Sept. 20.-Virginia e's, de-
ferred, Il; do. consolidated. GA; do. second
series, Sly. Sugar quiet, I0EslI.
NEW YORK. Sept 2O.-Stocks active with
an unsettled feeling. Money-no loans nut
offered at 2. Gold, 10. Exchange-Iong So:
short, 4.s5. Governments active aud steady
Flour nrm. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn
firm.
LONDON, sept. 20, 1920 p. m Consols,
% - i6 for money and the account. u y.
bones, 65s, old I05I; ten fortIes, los =; new
lives, lO'3. Erie, 81.
LONDON, August 20, $50 y. m-U. \.
ten forties, lOsk. Refined petroleum, I9i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-20

THE COLOR War N AIKsH COUNTY. g.
CGThe latest from the scene of trouble In
Aiken county, g. CO u % the effect that two
rived At Rouse;s BEiAsss end fSSs he Vhitee
had agreed 20 diepeogo UPON tho onBcor IN
onmand pgomtsfng 70 d0IaRm The neCroea
Two whites and SIX negroes are kneVn Ia
have been killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-20
THE willow FEvEa PLAGUE.

Three Imported CNscs In New YeFk |.
NEw NokK, sept D-The brig John AZ.
Kennedy, from Savannah, which arrived on
the 18th instant, bad three caeee OF yellow
fever on hoard, the second Officer and two
sesmen. They were transferred 20 the hos
pitsl on west bank.
Mayor wickham has issued an appeal 20
the citizens OF New York for relief for fever
stricken Savannah. He calls for money.
any contributions received by him. unless
other directions accompany IL, will be sent
To the chamber Of commerce committee.
The subscription OF al go here by various
firms and parties is already publicly an
rounced.
A Newport (R. ~ dispatch says Mayor
Btdlow yesterday sent q check for 500 On
Savannah. Additional money has been
rsised there, and o collection is TO be taken
cp In the churches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-20

THE DEMoCRAfIC PRIMARIES IN BAL
TIMoRE YKsrERDAY.-Democra prime
rtes were held yeetsrday In Baltimore for
the nomination OF members OF the city
council and delegates to the Conventions or
the Sd and 4th Congressional districts, which
will meet to-day for the nomination OF can.
ton to Col. Kimmell, the candidate for nom.
tnatton nom the Sd district to Congress, and
none to Hon. Thomas Swami nom the Atm
olef1ct: There was opposition to members
the weaker candidates having Withdra WI
early In the morning. A num6er OF arrests
were made for disorderly conduct during the
CURED. w