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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-08
The yellow Centaur Liniment

is adapted to the tough muscles, cords and flesh
Of horses and animals. 1t has performed more
wonderful cures oil SpavinS, Strain, Wind
gals, Scratches. Sweeny. and General Lame
ness, than all other remedies in existence. Read
what the great EXpressinan says OF it:
NEW YORK, January. 1874.
Every owner of horses should give the CEN
TAUR LINIMENT n trial. We consider it the best
article ever used in our stables.
." III. MARSH. Supt. Adams EN. Stables, n. Y q.
"E. PLCTI, Supt. U. S. EX. Stables, N. Y.
"ALB'T 5. OLIN, Supt. Nat EN-. Stables. NY
MONTGOMERY, ALA. Ang II, 1874
GENTLEMEN,-l have used over one gross Of
Centaur Lini'nent, yellow wrapper. the
mules of my plantation, besides dozens of the
family IiHiment for my negroes I want to
purchase il at the wholesale price, and will
thank You to snip me by Savannah steamer one
gross Of each kind Messrs. A. n Stewart 4 Co,
will pay your bin on presentation.
L" "ReSpectfully, JAMES pARROw.''
The best patrons of the Liniment are Farriers
and Veterinary surgeons. 1t heals Calls,
Wounds and Poll-eviI removes Sweilngs and
is worth millions of dollars to Farmers, Liv-
cry men stock gro owers. Shet raiser, and those
having horses cattle.
These LinimeniS are warranted by the pro-
prietors. and ii bottle viii be given to any Far
rier on Physician no ,.es Tres to test them.
sold every where
Labratory of j. b. Rose & Co.,
do l,ET ST. NEW iORE.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-08
Drafl-Horse
SIR WALLACE.

After large amount of time and eNpense
have succeeded in getting in my possession "A
horse OF rare combination, having very fair ac-
ton: style equal to any small horse: color
bright bay with black points: tail heavy au3
sweeping the ground; Il beautiful head ear fine
iorehead broad, eye large and eXpreSsivc; lofty
crest, from which falls mass of silky blacj,
name; shoulders nj ;ely rounded; body clean
Nat, powerfully muscled legs. millnesS of ten
per- BY examining II of his get satisfied my
self of the unerring certainty with which le
transmits these qualities to his posterity has
and will earn for him place in the popular IA
vor which none can disposscss him of.
SIX w ALLACE was foaed June 26th 1871
over: sired by an Imported En- glish i,raft
Horse, Further Pedigree with horse.
Those desiring to raise Il horse to keen or
which will command Il high price in the mar
kct. are cordially invited to visit my place. two
miles East OF Ravenna Village, where Sir wal
lace and the Lexington Colt. ANDIE, will be
kept through tho season of lS16
j. l.. CHRISTY.
Ravcnna. April IS, 1876. 3yJ.tr
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-08
FOR SALE OR RENT!

A HOUSE and two acres of land on South
IA Prospect street, KavSnna. Good Fruit
Well and Cistern Water ON the premises. All
II good order For terms, apply to Mr. FLIsHA
BRIGHAM L. T. GAkkETr.
Ravenna, March 81, 1870.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-08
Domestic Wine.

II WEST BOWERY ST..
has quantity of excellent Elderberry Wine
OF his own manufacture, for sale, which he
warrants to be perfectly pure
1t viii be found very beneficial in cases of
sickness.
Esvenna. o., Dec. Ia, ls75. ssa-em'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-08

IF. BOOsINGER.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-11
Dissolution Notice.

VIE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
aud v. ". West ia the sswnli hnsinss. = ~ an
H..os. ~ mutual consent John Brodbeck hsvin
So0sn. me interest Of the said A. B. Norreil' vho
y. .r. es rom the An. The book accounts an 70
me mt o. January. 1876 viii Be collsee6 ~ 49,
party q the old nrm but a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49,.
~ nce - s.n Of November 1875. Win IS settled 81
'' 4. b. MORRELIA
Z. ". TOMPKlNa.
lAaho me- ~. ". WEST.
80 = ~ Ssu. !. 1870 jan7lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

From the Boston Jour5lul of ChemtyrU
We have on former occasions referred to
the value of fruits as articles of diet, both IA
health snd in Sickness. Grapes may dsser-
veoly claim high rank among the fruits In
this respect. They contain a considerable
amount OF hydrocar bonGcecus m after. To-
sether with potassium saltS-a Combination
which does not tend to irrItete, but, on the
contrary, TO soothe the stomach, and which
is consequently usei with advantage even
In dyspepsia. According to DR.. Bartsen, OF
cannes. in France, VINO has recently con-
fributed an itcle on the subject 10 foreign
medical journal, the organic acids fl tue
grape, especially tartarlc acid, deserves
more consideration than they have generally
received. Their nutritive value has, ne
THINKS, been much moderated. Il is known
tnat they are changed 10 CaTbOaic acid IL
the blood, and possibly careful research
may show that they are convertible into
facts. DR.. Harrison thinks that toey should
6e ranked with the carbo-hyc rates as food.
Ibey nave been found q valuable diet ia
FEVER, ana the success OF the "grags cures"
IN the TyrOi ar other parts or Europe APP
pears to show that they are positively bene-
result OF residence at this esta blisnme1t
are In a measure 10 ne asctibed TO the cIi-
mate and the general hygtepic discipline
adopted. The advantages ooss not wholly
consist in the fact that so many pounds OF
grapes are eaten daily but partly In the fact
thai other less healIhfui things are not eaten
and pure air and exercise are also 1mpor-
tant elements IN the curative treatment.
But after giving all due weight to these al
lied Influences we must allow 10 small trac-
ton CT the beneficial result TO the grapes.
We rejoice, therefore, at tae increased
cultivation OF the vine in this country, and
nope 10 see IL go on exteniing wherever soil
and climate permit. Let every mau who
can do it plaul centennial Erape vine, or
score of vines, beside the centennial tree'I
which the papers have been advising him TO
set out he can eat the fruit OF the former
sooner tcan be can sit under the shade OF the
latter, and his children will bless his MEM
DRY for both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

A YOUNG LADY PLAYING THE PART OF
JOAN OF ARC IN HERZEGovINA.-Tne Paris
correspondent OF the London Telegraph says:
ut appears that Mile. Mercus, the young
lady who is playing the part of Joan OF Arc
In the Herzegovina, is Of Dutch nationality.
She Is about thirty years of age, OF diminu-
tive stature, dark, and not handsome She
has squa1dered away the greater part Of a
large fortune in the realization of her roman.
tic dreams; nevertheless she is still IN pos
session OF more than seventy thousand
pounds sterling. Her first fancy was to erect
Protes taDt temple At Jerusalem, In front
OF the monument supposed 10 be our Saviours
tomD. Inc temple, which cost $4,000, stu
exists. Mile. Mercus' present ambition Is 10
command battery OF artillery, and she re-
Gently gave e. 200 for the purchase of guns,
tut the gentleman intrusted with the money
suddenly disappeared, and nothing farther
has been heard OF him. This extTaordinary
lady IS not admired here, having supported
the Paris Commune, and approved Of the
Arch bishops assassination. She spends her
time running after battlefield adventures
wherever they are 10 be encountered, and, II
public rumor be correct, is rsthec to ba COM
pared 10 Lola Monies than TO the Maid of
OTlears.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08
The RepayfDg OF Pennsylvania Ave
nue..
OPENING OF BIDS TODAY,

OPENING OF BIDS TODAY.
Proposals for paving Pennsylvania ave-
nue. were opened at the Office of Mr.. Edward
Clark, architect OF the Capitol, at noon To-
day, In tae presence OF the commission,
Generals Wright and Gilmore and Mr. Ed
ward Clark, and large number Of bidders.
foiiowing IS list of bidders, with the desig-
nation OF the kind of pavement ana the
price Where the price is given from g to
=, the nrst-pamed gum is for 10 inch ana
the lsst-named sum (usuaily) for 10. inch
deep pavement
Jsmes Pollock, N. Y, trap block, 500 per
stone block covered with asphalt, s41.8O per
leo fquaIe feet; Levi p. Wright, concrete,
from 81 81 to So Il; James McMpllen, con-
crete, % 20 to $3.50; J. r. Black & Co, vulcan
granite block, 20 63; Crawford Il Hoffman,
granite block, "a 90; ditto, concrete, 1923 to
a. de' Gant5 Crowley & CO.. granite ante block,
crete, 50 IS TO $685.; CAN'T, Grant &
Co, concrete, - TO S3.2j; B. d. Hyam,
concIete, s3.9s to s4:26; McMapus Mcbride,
granite block. 80 40 TO $3.50; Grahamite &
Trinidad Asphalt CO.. concrete, S3.12 To ~ %;
John NJ. Shannon. Belgian block, S1.56 to
S2-3T mo bid; Camp & Loame. water proof
Belgian block, s3.ZJi Emery & A ndrews, Bel
beck, 81 30; William &. Murdoch, con-
crete, 50 Il to 81 10; George 2. Abrams,
granite BLOCK, s. IS Dan. l.. Chamberlain,
granite block, S3.l1; J. v. W. Nanten burg
concrete, s3.5oi ID. McNichol, grsnite block,
S2C5i Boyd y SbiImau, concrete. - 50 10
: %, do, store block. IS = 20 81 p: Robert
q. Walnsley, Belgian block, s239; Daniel
'. Howell. granite block, S424 to
- 81. with ccucTete aud rubber Oase;l
North American Nsucbstel Rock Paving
company. asphalt, - 50; +. \. J1oher bacS.
asphalt, $3.50 10 St.G7. X Randolph q Co..
concrete, ~ 20, Wright & Shauley, TeIfOrd
roadway. - -; Jopu + GOWaH, Belgian
block, 81; John r. BJsiy & Co Belgian
block, sale; John Eaush, Belgian block,
p 20; Taylor * Lyons, concrete, p SJH 10
S3T5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

JERSEY CITY MAN SHOOTING AT
RIVAL SUIToR FOR WoMAN's HAND
Alderman George Brown, OF Jersey CITY
was awakened early yesterday morning by
the noise OF the bursting of a door in his
boarding house, Grove terrace. On the
former boarder In the house, who, pointing
revolver, exclaimed "You are Just the man
I'm looking for, J" and fired. The ball missed
spring upon the man he fired again. The
alderman raised an alarm, and the would.
be murderer fed. He was knocked down by
butcher, Dennis O'Neil, and looked up.
man, Brown fell in love with Miss Stiles,
the landlady's daughter. She repealed his
advances, and he accused the alderman OF
Kill him. For this he was arrested ana
placed under bonds He continued his
threats, and yesterday morning broke
inrouen the basement door with the avowed
tnteb ton of putting hfa threat info exscn-
tion.-lM r. Sn, 7th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

THE MYSTERY OF THE KELSEY CRIME
is again brought to mind by the finding OF a
Sound. Capt. Z. E. LOCKER, of Darien, Ct,
while dredging for oysters Thursday, off
Shippan's Point, brought IL up. II was at
nrst supposed 10 be that OF Isaac Anderson,
who was lost overheard from O yacht, near
that place, about eighteen months ago; but
IL appears more probable that AndarsOn's
body would, as is usually the case, rise in a
Few days and float away with the tide and
beside, IL is not likely that, having been In
the water comparatively short time, IL
would nave been entirely denuded OF fiesh
10 have been sunk by weights, ropes for the
purpose being tied about the person, and the
acting OF the ropes is believed 10 have sew
ereu Inc lower portion OF the body and legs,
permitting them 10 float. The head, becon1,
1DS detached In the same way, would nat
rally be dTifted by currents or Otherwise
moved, until IL might have reached the
place where this one was fouud.-IM Y
World, 7lh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08
A SINGULAR SHOOTING CAsE.-Abont 1

A SINGULAR SHOOTING CAsE.-About 1
o'clock yesterday morning Young Choles, a
night clerk In the United States hotel, at the
corner OF Fulton and Pearl streets, while
talking with his brother, William, and a
young man named Robert NJ. Welch, in the
office OF the hotel, took a single barreled pis-
tol from drawer, and jokingly making the
remark, "lt's half cooked and won't go OFF,
placed the muzzle OF the pistol at his right
temple and pulled the trigger, when the pis-
toi was discharged, the ball entering his
brain and causing death in q few minutes
Coroner Woltmsn held an inquest yesterday
morning. The brother of the deceased end
Mr.. WEIGH both testified that they knew no
reason why suicide should have been at
tempted, and that they believed the shoot
ing was purely accidental, and the Jury so
found. After the inquest the body was re.
moved To Cboles' residence, 203 west Goth ST.
" y, Times 7th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08
Removal.

FVN-cJtLNs ocONUffl9 M DtNFsf.
a. Fischer enlarged his establlShment fy
removing To his new building, 906 q street
northwest, three doors west OF 9Th street.
very near his former Place. By promrtly
adopting the latest improvements, whether
OF American or European invention, hs Is
enabled To do any work In a manner no, 10
be equaled by those not possessing these ~
cilities.
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart
Grape Wells reduished nice aud eheap
Travellers leaving the city ca have work
done on the very shortest rotice.
Prices lower than ever before, 70 suit the
times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

TIE sen = Fl TEEF FEST The annual
Schue,Zenfest OF the WsSniuRtOl SchuetZen
NeIlsn WIS resumed SeSteTus 3 a. their park.
The GtterCarce was very SC, l. The feature
OF me day was the king shooting ny the
ScGueiZen cadets, Master william Beh-
rends Was the victor. ana tots afternoon ne
shooting contest yastsrcay we're awarded az
follows; J, Mrs P1pier- 2. Mrs. Xander;
Mrs. FerdneT; 4. Mis-. Gejsler; 5, Mrs. Wal
EeT, 8, GTs. LpiHer. The presence OF ths
SacCgerbuld increased the en- joyInenf of the
occasion by rendering some Of their most
Popular selections. HE TyrOlese warblers
asSC gave some good El1sic. The heavy
Faln storm when came 20 early IN the even
Ing fIisTfeled temporarily with the plea
sures OF the park, but the festivities were
afterwards continued until midnight II
has been decided 70 continue tie fest TIL FRI
Gay AZ midnight, instead CO closing II TO-
morrow Dight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

MR. TILDkN's RAILROAD SUIT The
enawer Of Charles Butler, Samuel j. Tildeu.
81. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute raiiroaS
company was nled in the United states
T TiIeult Court for New York yesterday. Mr..
from Ice TO 1873, Is well as before tnst tine
ne ected as counsel for the company: that
"nis services have been very laborions. re.
ues," and that for such Services he has
never received any compensation; ana he
also denies having participated In the diss
third parties. e W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
I EOTUsn AZ s. hIN0oLS EAU BIZ as OF

Il kCTCRk AT LINCOLN HALL BY Az OLD
IL ARC RIO EXPLORkR
arc W nhilr aptain OF 40 yea-s pertencs. Sui
Ject-'Tne Open Polar Sea, Seen bf Him. He
VIII give full cescrip:inus OF the Great Monster o.
the Deep the Polar Whale, their food habits, how
they FEED their young ones. and May other tninzs
sepertAini0s thereto; the Great Sperm Whale, aus
lbefr ioo1 sno young. Diagrams OF tue Polar aur
epeTm whale viii be shown. The Lscturer hss
given many lectures this subject, and has a.
ways given peifect satisfsction BE viii smaso,
pie sse aud Instruct an. he e thoron yhiy master
OF his subject. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Anfu.I
y, clOck sharp. Admission, 20 ce0fs geutler1 ~
sbd lSdy, e cents: Prosins py the II ~ Writ tnsl
the whsle cd swallow Jcnah. augs -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

THE SOUTH CAROLINA PLANrea vhoss
body was recently burned on an fnmense
from wealthy bachelor near Cnariegton.
who had . caat-iron coffin made, and an.
rected his overseer TO have the remains re-
duced 70 ashes on 2 pyre OF 20 cords. The
key was dropped into the casket throuRh q
small hole made for the purpose, and the
box Has throYn INTO ne Cooper 1veT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

SHE WAS AN ANGEL BLONDE. and she
trlpped through the market until she reach
ed stall where handsome butcher STOOL
"HRve you beart2" she said, blushing
timldIy. "Have heart, Miss?" responded
the butcher. ''Do you think that / can
watch you day after day and see your ewes
droop IS they meet mine-that | can feel
your velvet breath upon my cheek as stoop
All, maiden, am all heart, ana you ask me
have one? eyes" she sighed, family,
this Is beautiful, this In divine. but IL amt
bullock's heart quick, and trim IL for stuff
Ing or my old manu be raising Cain II din
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

RlYEB SPRING This Popular besort IA 1o1
Az open bOsrc Tor grown persons, 81 Is ks~NA
per day; Board for Nurse, and cbfidrsn (UI
over two years Old, from 50 cents 70 / 90 M
DC charge for transportation from stearner, F'sf-
ing, Fruit, or nedioel attendance. Eiyer eprfngr
u situated one mile shove COtop's wharf ano
Biakfston's Island, on the main land. BSaroers
for hifer Springs will take tbs STEAMER John Va
Lhompson or mattsEo, sad land ~ CostOaNs Wharf
-. r. Biz kIeTOk. 81. D., Proprietor, Addrees
TIE ALBKhAkLE FEMALr IasTIrUrK,
\ Chds lofteSeflLs, vs.,
haouea ast fsll s1tn elegant new furpi- A
ture 81 coH Of y 900, win receive So NJ 40
MER BoARDEEs from the LIST Of June 70 - y
the 18th OF September. No extra charge Tor hot on
COLO betns nor Tor use of new ten pin aeys. my1S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

THE CLoUD-BURSTs IN NEvADA.-Ne-
vada has again been visited with the mete-
orologlc phenomena ofcloud bursts. Heavy
rains have prevailed all over Nevada, but
the cloud bursts, as two years ago, seem to
nave been confined TO the eastern portion of
me State. The recent calamity near Eureka
has been the more destructive, and IL is q
little singular that the phenomenon should
have occurred within few minutes of the
same time as That which two years ago, on
the same day of the month, caused such
large DIES truction of property.
The lnVestlgatlOns which were male after
the cloud burst OF Isl resu ted In the theory
that these interior waterspouts were carsei
by clouds heavily charged with rain In q
dense state coming into contact with some
LOFTY peak. The fact that tney usually oc-
car IL mountainous regions adds weight to
this theory. The cloud hurst Of Sunday at
Eureka, " as not, according 10 the account
teiegTaphed, OF such power and force as that
occurring In 1874. But the loss of life has
teen greater this time, although the de-
struction OF property is less. Two years ago
line burst caused such 6 torrent of water 10
pour through the streets Of Eureka as 20
wash away dwellings and stores. The loss
OF lie now Is appalling. Thirteen China
men, wood choppers, and O. camp OF Italians
at work lum boring, are reported 10 have
oeeD washed away.
There was cloud-burst on Sunday further
east than Eureka. This occurred nine miles
east OF Elko. Such torrent OF water
washed down mountain side that large
landslide was the result, which was precipi-
tateC upon a freight train, ditchiDg IT,
Another also occurred last night on the line
OF the Central Pacific, between Mil CT " aud
Humboldt, in Humboldt county, Nevada,
which has laid the track Of the road under
water for several miles. Ii Is more than
probable that we shall hear OF additiona!
ones in other portions OF Nevada, az We did
In lSI4.-i San francisco Bulletin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

SUIT FOR SLAM .,R.-Yesteriay. Messrs
j. r Morris and Charles Walter entered a
sIii for John a. GTiesbOur against Christian
RunDerf. for Islander, in having, on the 5:t
or August, said Of plaintiff "YOu are COM
mon swtndler. You are q thief, q knave, a
common cEeaLn He claims : 10 l.ll DAMAGES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

DEATH OF GR. l. b. ALLYS.-Mr l.. 3.
AllyD, Grand Master OF I. u. o. F., whose
tiiress was mentioned In THE STAB OF last
evening, died at his residence, Clio NJ street
northwest, yesterday afternoon, about i've
O'Clock. IL the o. tn year of hts age. Mr.. Al
Ign was a native OF Connecticut, but came
mere about p years ago as a clerk In one of
TIE departments, and remained IN Office for
q lon 2 series OF years lie was a member of
the Uniformed Patriarchs, Grand EDcamp-
r1ent, Beacon Lodge. and the Grand Lodge
or Odd Fellows, and was one of the hardest
WoTklng members OF the order. These or
CARNATIONS, end the ether lodges and en-
cenpments Of the jurisdiction. will attend
TIE funeral Tomorrow afternoon, meetfr z
Tonight 10 make the necessary arrange
ments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

THE OPEN PoLAR SEA, As SEEN BY
HIN," Is the title Of a lecture AT Lincoln
hail tc Tporrow evening ~ al olO Arctic
explorer ana whaling captain nf forty years
experience A gCnd subject for warm
weather. Diagrams Of the Polar and sperm
WI ale will be shown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08
CONDENSED Locals.

The street lamps VIII be lighted tonight
a. 1.25 p. m. Rrt exticguishej a. 9:f5 =. ~.
John W. Lee, In Jail on a charge of le rceny,
was released to-day on giving ball in $500.
Parser Is Ssaln ebeaJ OF The mail and eS-
press Nilh rev IOTk and EhiiGiel phia pa
pers OF To-Day.
Ire alarm OF IRE rom box II at 1888 last
ehf ives for the burning o. some rags in
re junk shop % L c. Wheeler, corner 9Th
And u sLeetS northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

CAIAERz, discharges from the head ana
ell OtIer chronic diseases curei. Doctor
Hartley demands no Zee until TIE hast egl-
oense Of success has been realized .r5Tu La
treatment. Ofiice 500 9tn street u. v. 1,5I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

ONYX and Gold Necklaces and Watch
Chain com bined $40; also, the best dollar
Spoons and Forks and 80 cent Eye-glass Ia
the city, at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No. 457
Penrsy lvania avenue, near street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

THE ASSORTMENT Of first class Trun KS,
Bags, Satchels, Shawl Straps, sc, IS always
complete at the manufactOr of James s.
Topham, 425 Ith street northwest, under the
big wire sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

d. y. W. BENs0E'S CELERY ANo ChAE-
oNILx PILLS are prepared expressly u cure
SICK Headache, Nervous Eea.iache, Dyspep-
&c Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness ana
SleeplessEeSs, and Will cure any case. Prics,
90 cents. Sold oy all Druggists II Yashsag'
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria. s.GS,sC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

BLUMEEBCBG BAILED.-TO-day, In tue
cause OF Blumenburg, charged with embeZ-
element, Wesley W. Levy and VIM. p
wood went as sureties on his bOais In $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

STREET CAR MISUNDERSTANDING the rain
storm this afterIOO while car No. y was
passing along the avenue near 18th street.
The iron pin which holds the double tree
CO me out, ard the horses tOoE fright. Toe
driver, Mr.. VIM. CocEerell, was pulled over
the dasb board and dragged several yards on
the cobble stones. He was very severed
bruised, and IL IS reared injured internally.
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,. h sqntss - 40
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Nie PCrsFsytuCai0 Ag~gtsas,
pay per cent. interest GA deposits, rsya4 ne
on demand. Special rates or time deispS rs.
Interest paid January szd July o. cred
iteo. E4.su
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

DRIYIEG OVER CHILDREN IN THE
STREETS BEGUN AGAIN. LILLE Girl I'm
tfeT BAKERS WGgOn.-A bout o'clock this
morning, Florence Roam, a coiored girl Z
years old, was run over on M street, near
5th, by bakers wagon driven by Adam
klDeharut. In the employ of Mr.. Nav, of
SeorsetoWn- She was seriously Injured
Or. j b. Moore was c6lle1 and rendered
medical assistance, ana aftsF an examina-
uon decided That her iDiories, though very
serious, were not necessarily fatal. Ser
geant Swirtles, OF Lieutenant 4reer's pre-.
clnct, arrested ki0e0aT1t, ana ne was sent
10 Police Court Ia answer. AZ is said that a
puTn Der OF bystsnders hsilet him and told
h.rn 60 hold up, but that Ne paid no sttsn-
ton 70 them.