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RESULT or AN ArrsMPr TO CAUSE WIZ
hUksh onk Br LEAVING PROPERTY
Several weeks before the suicide NJ w =
l.. Jewett, the artist, In Jersey CITY. M. utfe
LEFT him and, IL Is said, instituted proceet-
ings for separation. This action made her
and he asked William Brinckerhon, her
lawyer, 70 draw up Will leaving all hts
property 70 Alfred Cox. the owner OF the sa-
loon where he hired a rom aud spent hts
time. When be did 30. he mentioned the
matter 10 Mr.. Cox and gave notice TO his
wife. She did not think he would do so, and |.
his condition, aud for that reason paid no at
tention 20 the matter. Ga Wednesday she
called upon Chief OF Police Champney, IN
company with Mr.. Bliss, her brother, and In
made. The chief thought there might have
been something more than suicide In the
case. Examination showed, however, that
suicide had been committed, aud the POI
lice dropped the case Yesterday Mr.Cox
stated that Mr.. Jewett asked him 20 go 10
The lawyers ONCE with him and have the
VIII made out Mr.. Cox refused, and said 10
would be foolish % do 50, aud he would be
sorry. He said the will was drawn for the
purpose OF frightening Mrs. Jewert aud
causing her 20 come home. Mr.. Cox also
said that he believed the will 20 be cool. be-
cause Mr.. Jewett declared his Intention be-
fore ma king 10, aud expressed mis- satisnac-
tloa =, aver doing SO: but" ne added. n VIII
rom them, and never had any idea OF a."
Mr.. Cox called at Mr.. BrinckerhoffTs once
yesterday. Mr.. Br1nckerhon said that M
Jewett called on him about SIX weeks
ago and wanted the will drawn up as "A
means OF causing hts wife 20 cBne ba.k %
him. Mr.. Brine kerhon said he took tue viii
10 Mr.. Cox Afterwards and showed 10 % htn
AZ that time. "lOu can tear that Will IN.
FOR don't want the property" At this point
OF The narrative Mr.. Cox interrupted, saw
Ing: IL told you no such thing; I Simply
said that 1 didn't want these children
property" Mr.. Cox was asked II ne was
going 90 take advanta re otthe wall. He re-
piled; THAT remains TO he seen. / haven't
consulted lawyer YET Mr.. BrincEerhon
stated that, except though the will, Mr.. Cox
nad no claim upon the property. Ms
ia.
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A THIEVES BURRow IN swAMP-The
Hartford Times says: We mentioned a few
days ago the arrest or q father, mother and
two sons In Ridgeneld for theft. They have
aggregating ~ 500. The house OF the family
Bepnett-was hiding place for q variety OF
stolen goods, large amount OF which had
been Identified by the parties In the vicinity.
such as hankerchiefs, watches, musical In
strumens, perfumery, fowling pieces, silver
ware and other articles. There are two mora
soDs still at large, but a force OF men are
looking for them, and have driven them into
an almost impenetIabls swamp south west
OF the village where II is believed the bronze
have a hnTrOW-
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ThA MARkAfa-

BALTIMORE, August 5.-Vfrginia six IS,
deferred, 5H; do. consolidated, 6 (; do second
series, s2A: Sugar quiet and steady, us.
and higher-middling, IL Ka11x. Flour-good
grades steady and nrm; common, dull and
weak. Wheat fairly active, lrm-western
red, good TO choice, 1.l5al.25; Maryland red,
GOOD TO prime, 1.20a1.2 q; do. amber, L25al.2 Is;
do. white, L15a1 30. Corn-southeru steady;
western spot, nrmer and higher; features,
shade easier; southern white, 5ea5e: do. yell
low, 66a57; western mixed, xa5 X; spot
y last half August 5. 4 september. 0Ats
quiet and steady-southern prime, 3iaS6;
western white, IS; do. mixed, 80. Rye steady
and 1rm, 55a60. Hay dull and unchanged.
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Pork. % 2S
Lard-refned, l2Ea12x. Butter arm and
unchanged. Petroleum nominally un-
changed. Coffee steady and unchanged.
Whisky quiet And nrm LA. Reosipts-Flour,
1900; wheat, 10000; corn, 45, 600; oats, $500;
re, 500. shipmsnis-whest, $3.50; corn,
NEW YORK, August 5.-stocks duh and
strong. Monsy,2. Gold, Tx. Exchange,
iopg, sssH; short, zscx. Governments dull
NEW Y0RK, August A-Flour arm. Wheat
quiet and drm. Corn quiet and scarceIy
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AN ENGLISH BARoNET, Sir Simeon
Henry Stuart, wrote a letter 20 his daughter
and another 70 Miss Blsndiord, aad by mis-
taBe misdirected the envelopes. Consequent
ly the daughter received and handed 70 her
mother a missive containing such passage
as This. "My own Darling-I was so pleased
10 see You last night. How good of you 20
come over / do love having Won here.
dearest. II seems so nice when I wake up 70
be able To say To myself Il shall see nv
darling to-day Wnat snail do wnen you
are gone, dear? IL IL so wearying then %
know that l shall not see you for days; but
IL Will not he for long, Will it2 You will
come 70 me again, and sOOn." Sir Simeon
upon discovering his blunder, telegraphed
10 his daughter 10 burn the lettsr, but he was
too late, and is now being used in a divorce
suit.
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PARKING RIDGE, n. j., Aug. 5.-The pal
loon Buffalo passed over this place at $50
O'Clock this morning, going north by east.
MoRRIsTowN, N. J., Aug. 5-The "Buf-
falo" passed over about five miles south of
Morrtstown at o'clock this morning. about
four hundred feet from the ground. CONVEX
sation was had with the people In II. II de-
parted due east.
RossvILLE, N. J., Aug. 5.-The balloon
Buffalo" landed opposite this place In New
and one woman, all well, landed here to al
low some OF the party TO alight. but the bal
loon could not rise again, as there was no
wind; so the balloon was packed and all
went on q tug to Perth Amboy, from whence
they will return 10 Philadelphia,
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THE AUG UsT METEoRs.-The time for the
annual display OF the august meteOrs" is
fast approaching. These visitors from the
inter planetary regions commence to euter
the earth's atmosphere about the 9Th Of Au-
gust, and from that time until the 18th are
maximum display occurs generally on the
night OF the 10th of August. They do not
come in such countless multitudes as the
November meteors, but their appearance
may be relied on with certainty. The August
meteOrs very rarely miss their appointment
on the night OF the 10th In each succeeding
year, and may be seen OF all degrees OF bril-.
liancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

THE ELEMENTS OF sUDDENNEss AND
CONTRAST which gives such q painful
interest to the fate OF Mr. and Mrs. Garner,
drowned In their own splendid yacht at The
outset of holiday sail, were not lacking In
the death the other day, at Paris, OF Mr..
Oppenheim, one of the richest OF Partisan
bankers. He was still cOmparativeIy a
young man, the head OF q devotedly attach
ed family, and he had been planning a va
cation trip to Switzerland with two friends.
The weather In Paris has been as hot as In
New York, and Mr.. Oppenheim, after driv-
Ing out to his beautiful chateau of Brim-
boriOn, called for glass of iced beer, dran x
IT, was seized with commissions and q few
hours after wards died,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

PITTsBURG, Aug. 5-The United Sons OF
Vulcan and Heaters and Rollers National
association were yesterday merged into the
National Amalgamated Association OF Iron
and Steel Workers, thus settling the great
question OF amalgamatiOn In the United
states and the Canadas. Joseph Bishop, of
P1ttsburg. was elected president, with eight
vice presidents from different sections of the
country. The association com pri ses all the
Iron and steel makers In the Uuitei States
and Canada, and is formed for their proJec-
ton In strikes.
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kilograms to The Star
AN INDIAN FIGHT.
THE WAR IN THE EAST
PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN THE SOUTH.
REPORT OF THE PEABODY TRUSTEES
UNION OF IRON UORKERS.
FOREIGN NEWS
Financial TrouhIe I'm Iu.ts.


SAlLA, August 5.-Tne oricial GGSeffe az
iDdla publishes resolution OF the Nicerov
IN council viewing the condition OF the An
snees, and stating IL afforded grave causes
Tor anxiety. The customs revenue Is declar
ed 10 be nnfavoraole, and orders should be
issued, therefore, TO stop all preventihle on Z.
lay. The expenditure for extraordinary pub.
nc works should be largely reduced, with the
OBJECT OF lessening the threatened deficit
The resolution concludes as follows. "rhe
nhsncial disorder is solely due 10 the rapid
fall in the value of silver"
Elected TO Parliament.
LONDON, August 5.-Mr. Walter RuSseIl
conservative, has been elected TO Parlia-
ment for Shoveham, In place OF his brother
Sir Perry Russell, deceased.
Silver.
Messrs. Mocalla and Goldsmith, bullion
DIokers, quote silver today at Sid. a g. 4.
per ounce as the present price. Reuters
Telegram Company quote IL al Sid.
A blockade Raised.
madrid, August 5-IntelIigence recaivei
mere from the west coast OF Africa announce
Ihat the blockade by the British squadron OF
the Whydah coast has been raised.
English Education BtII.
LONDON, August 5-After a long and bit-
Ter discussion, and many divisions chief y
IN consequence OF the reactioDary amend :
menus made by private members aad ac-
copied by the government, Viscount Ian
don's education bill passed the house OF com
mons to-day, by vote OF 1l9 to 46. The
ering the bill, and, though the bin passed
through the committee last night, IL was
under three and half hours further debate
TO day.
Kaiser William.
Emperor William has written To the King
or Bavaria, saying that II his health permits
ne Will attend the Wagner festival at Raw
renth. which takes place this week.
line steamer Cornwall, Capt. Stumper. sailaI
hence for New York TO day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

A YOUNG HUSBANDS SoRRow.-Michae ell
Rolliett, a young blacksmith, was sum
moned as witness In the cases OF Michael
Puer and Louis Rigi, who were crushed al
Arlington, Nj. When Coroner Crane served
the summons Rolliett said he could not at
tend, as more serious business dem anded his
attention, adding that when he returned
home on Sunday night his wife was missing.
On the bureau was note written by her,
bidding him farewell, and declaring that she
borers' boarding house. A postscript told of
a congep tal young gentleman friend from
France who accompanied her In her travel
and said that she was not penniless, but had
carried away $3.50 that Rolliett had saved
IN Y. Sim. Oh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

Two MEN WITH BLACKENED FACES pre-
sented themselves at the front door OF a
house in a little town near NJ allison, Wis.
from which the family was absent, tue other
day. The servant girl partially opened the
door and as ked them what they wanted, 70
which they replied that they had been sent
10 repair toe furniture. She expressed her
doubts OF this, when they burst open the door
and passed into the house. She ran 10 a back
room and procured a gun, with which, meet
Ing them just as they were entering a bed
chamber, she knocked one OF them down.
The other cut al her with large knife, sew
ering two OF her fingers. She attacked him
with the butt OF the gun, and made such a
vigorous night that both. the rascals beat a
hasty retreat. Such girl as that ought TO
command extra wages.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
More EfRhftnD

RAGUsA. August 5.-Yesterday the Turk.
tsh garrison at Neum, the Turkish portion
OF Kick, destroyed the Publications and en-
parked for Antivari. There was a battle
yesterday near Trebipje, but no particulars
have been received.
ROuman1a1 Cabinet Crisis.
BUCHAREST, August 5.-Tne Roumauian
minister has resigned. No cause is assigned
for this action.
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The ,Frt.co a,,,tnrd Match

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.-Tne billiard
match last night between Slosson and DAILY,
coo points, French game, was won by SlOs-
The averages were-Slosson's, 20; Days,
Is l-6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

POLITICAL NOTES.-Next week a lettor
with fifteen hundred signatures will be puo-
lished In Lowell, Mass, asking Gen. Butler
To permit the use or his name as a candidate
Tor Con gress from the Lowell district. 49,.
Hon. Benz. Harrison, OF Indianapolis, has
been unanimously nominated by the repuo-
lean state central committee for governor
OF Indiana, vice Hon. q. 9. Orth, declined
1t Is believed that he will accept. ....Galu-
sha A. Grow, of Pa, who was a Liberal in
1872, Is supporting Hayes and Wheeler. Civ
ing as his reason that they represent the re-
form sentiment OF the Liberal movement.
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~Itfs q signincaut fact that more "a
cruits sre enlfeting 1t the Boston Recruiting
station than anywhere else.
~The Boston City Hospital treated $3.50
patients during the year, q . cost Of ss-2sX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.-Judge John
son, OF United States Court at New York
bas nled his decision In the Brooklyn bridge
case, In which IL was sought to obtain an
Injunction restraining the completion OF the
bridge across the East river, on the ground
that II would obstruct navigation. The APP
plication is denied, as the bridge will by high
enough above the water to Yet everything
pass.
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~Sojourner Truth II not dead, as report.
ed, but 10 alive and well ct Battle Creek,
Michigan.
Q single restaurant where one can get any,
thing to eat or drink between the hours or
1890 and q. m,
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A Rrush with the Iudfaus.

CHICAGO, August 5.-Advices received at
General Sheridan's headquarters this morn
Jug state that q fight occurred between a
party of herders and q band Sof indians on
the 4th instant. One Indian was killed; the
whites succeeded In capturing considera-
BILE number Of ponies.
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Commodore VanderbtIt Better.

NEW YORK, August 6.-Commodore Van.
derbilt passed an easy night and felt cousid-
erably better this morning. He eat light
breakfast, and his physicians do not anticl-
pate any immediate danger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT has issued q
decree deducting, for the benefit OF the
Treasury, nve per cent. from the salaries,
fees and other moneys paid to employees OF
the civil service. The property OF Miguel
Quesada, q merchant OF Cardenas and OF
the Custom House 1t that port has bean
confiacated for frauds on the custnms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

HoUsE-ToP HARMONY BY STEAM POWER
Mt. Thomas Winans, now sojourning at
Newport. r. l., whose house stands on a
hill, Is about 10 erect on &c q steam organ OF
immense power, whose notes will be heard
for miles around IL Is 10 De hoped, for the
comfort OF Mr.. Winal's near neigh oors, that
he will engage the services OF an expert
musician, as the practising OF scales or ele-
mentary exercises In the fague, by steam
power, Will scarcely have an exhIlarating
influence on the nerve OF unwilling au titors,
and may, indeed, have the effect of lessenine
the market value or landed property on and
about Castle Hill.-fN y. EUeni,ao Posi-,
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f. VI. WHITAKER & Co, send the British
Quarterly Recte'o for July, (Scatt Publishing
Co.'S reprint.) containing important article
upon the Ottoman Empire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
today were the Attorney General; Senator'S
Oglesby and Mcmillan; Representatives
Lynch, Mills. Morgan, Nash, DaTrsII, Vance,
ID lyman and PHILLIPS.
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CAPT. r. McALLIsrET, OF this city, having
declined the consulship at Guayaquil, p. NJ.
Edes was to- day nominated for that position.

THE GROWTH OF WAsHINGToN-Mr
Plowman, inspector OF buildings, reports
the value OF permanent Improvements OF
real estate as shown by permits to build Is
sued from December LIST, 1875, to July sIst,
1eI6-eight months at s2SS5 62i, as against
SS,6OO,OO0. the amount for the entire wear
ending November Both, 1875; or a monthly
average OF s354i5 the past eight months
against Soo'OVo the previous twelve months.
JUDGE WYLIE's STArEMsNr.-Int the re-
Port In city paper, followed in a BaItim ore
paper, Judge WyIie is reported as having
said TO the Select Committee on THURSDAY
tnAt lne once OF j Judge of the Supreme Court
OF thfs District, with its pitiful salary, was
an ONCE which no gentleman would hold
5Thls is an entire mis-report of what he said
suitOrs as Grant could be allowed to drive
the Judges from their places, by charges that
Toe judges were prejudiced against them, the
once would become one which no gentlem an
could hold.
UNANIMOUS REPORT ExoNERArING
JUDGE WYLIE.-The committee invest!gat-
lug Judge Wylie has adopted resolutions
chat IL is the unanimous opinion of the
committee that no sufficient evidence has
been produced to warrant the presentation
or articles OF impeachment against Judge
Wylie; that the chairman be Instructed TO
prepare report in conformity with the pre-
cedlng resolution
The effect OF the above, coupled with the
iieshoI IL Will ~ is uOhc, Is d complete
exoneration. The committee has not time
to prepare report, and does this 81 IMPLY as
matter OF justice to Judge Wylie.
THE RESUMPTION REPEAL BrLL.-When
the Committee on Banking and Currency
report the bill providing for the repeal OF the
specie resumption act, 1t Is the intention to
allow three hours debate before demanding
direct vote. The bill will be antagonized
by some proposition from the hard money
men, which Is being prepared by Represent.
alive hewitt, of New York. The committee
Will also report bill providing for the ap-
pointment OF commission to sit during
the recess and inquire into the resumption
and silver questions.
At a quarter before 2 O'Clock Chairman
Cox, OF the Banking and Currency Com nit
tee, reported the bill in the House. He gave
notice that he would call the previous ques-
t1on after allowing one hour and three quar-
tiers for debate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

SMALL CHANGE AT PsEMIUM-The
sub-treasury at New York paid out, o 40 600
In silver for greenbacks y yesterday, and then
stopped. The exchange OF silver for frac
tional currency continues as usual. There
In premium In New York Of one per cen {.
on small silver.
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MARY FINLEY was a Richmond besgar.
VINO died few days ago, leaving a husband
somewhat notorious for hts bad baoits-so
bad, Indeed, that the two nad lived apart for
years. When few charitable neighborS
came TO lay the body out for burial, a half
uoaen bags ana boxes were found in the
sQualld room and opened by the curioas Wis
ltors. In them were found costly laces nltl.
oeyed silks, brocades, MORE antiques AM
otner styles In vogue twenty years ago. b.
sides some $1,000 or 5000 In gold aud cur
rency. The husband was probably the most
surprised person In Richmond At this un-
looked LOT discovery, but he promptly an
nounced that he would treat the old lady 10
nrst-class funeral, which he did by the "a
OF handsome burial casket forty hacksarI
an imposing headstone for the grave Then
De gathered In the remaining ducats-beipo
Tue only heiT-and betook himself TO the Hot
springs OF Virginia, "where," we are in
formed by the local papers, che Announces
MS Intention OF spending the summer"
1T IS PREDICTED in several quarters that
the centennial exhibition will result in an
immense trade in Agricultural implements
made In the United States. South Ameri-
can countries, whose people have obseryed
tnese implements, are expected 70 be large
customers. Very favorable reports OF the
recent tests OF mowers and reapers have
been sent home by South American oh
servers, and IL is thought that the sale of
enese implements In Brazil aud the Argen-
Tine confederation, as well as elsewhere
Will In consequence be largely increased
One enthuslsstic letter writer on the su Dtecf
says that 'our manufacturers can easily get
81 The orders they want In Brazil and the
Argentine Republic, without auy fear on
EDLllsh competition There is no British
display OF these articles at the exhibition
though the Canadians make an excellent ex-
hibit.-l Phild. Record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

PERsoNAL.-The children of the late Sec
rotary Stanton are spending the summer at
the lsrkin House, Watch Hill, X. L., a
noted seaside resort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

THERE WILL BE NO REDUCTION In the
force Of the Bureau of Engraving aud Print
Ing until the legislative bill Is agreed upon.
There is bare possibility that no discharges
will be made.
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a FRNCH PHYSICIAN makes the remark
able statement that one-half At least of
the so-called drowned persons are burief
alive, and that they may be brought 10 life
by proper treatment after having been
several hours under the water" HIS RENE :
slcholic stimulant, and use a whip energetic
cally, or hot irons In bad cases. His state
ment has been partially confirmed by the
resuscitation OF q man after he had been
under water In one OF the Seine hams FOR
more than twenty minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

THE WHISKY INvEsTIGArIoN.-Tn spe-
cial committee inquiring into the st. Louis
whisky frauds did not hold session this
morning on account OF the illness of Mr..
Plaisted, "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

The citizens of Montgomery county, Nd.
ofSeptember, at the Rockville fair grounds
Judge r j. Bowie viii deliver the oration
henry Hallowell thesc lie, and Thomas An
dereon o historical sketch OF the county,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

A BUSTED TRUST CoMPANY.-The Miners,
Trust Company Bank. savings trust insli-
tuition, at louisville, Pa, has suspended
payment. The principal cause assigned for
embarrassment is that the bank has male
heavy investments In iron properties which
have not turned ont well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

FrNIEG THE MAYoR.-At Rock Ill,
Mayor Rhoedes, on coming into once, COM
menced 70 enforce an old ordinance In re-.
spect 10 hftchfng horses, and had several
hscknen arrested and lined for breaking the
law. Since then the boys have been on the
watch for bis honor. Saturday morning they
caught IS year old horse OF his standing on
the street unhitched. A few minutes after-
ward q marshal marched Rockford's mayor
before q magistrate, who, after reprimand-
ing him, fined him the amount prescribed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

ON DICK AGAIN-At quarter OF two
O'Clock TO day Mr.. Knott appeared in the
House. His attack OF dysentery has no. re-
duced the ruddy coloring OF his face.
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~The paid admissions at the centennia
yesterday were "a ,924.

yesterday were "a ,924.
ga New Hampshire tramp, after being
put on railroad train, calmly remarked
that he would rather walk two veers 10, An
work one day"
~Referripg 70 the base Islander that the
Woman's Pavilion at the Centennial Is very
dirty the Rochester Democrat asks, In an
do housework at the same time.
- The loneliest deata-bet OF those hard
Times was that OF Mr.. Converse Of Iowa. He
mad given his entire 6ortuae 20 the po)r. bat
much O. q cheap coed by.
oTMr. and Mrs. James CLARK. OF PdiAskl,
N. Y, both came into world on the same
day, both died on the same day, and botn
were killed by cancer. They passed away
In their seventy -second year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

BILLS APPRovED.-The President has
signed the joint resolutions providing for the
restoration OF the original Declaration of
OF special cartridges to hostile Indians; also
the act authorizing the Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs to purchase supplies In open
market