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THE WAR IN THE EAST.
Turkish Defeat of the Servians.
0ARSMsN FOR THE CENTENNIAL.
MURDER FOR MONEY IN BOSTON,
THE LIBERAL kEPUBLICiNS.
Meeting to Endorse Hayes 4 Wheeler.
FOREIGN NEWS,
THE WAR IN THE EAST
turkish Defeat of the Servians.
OARsMEN FOR THE CENTENNIAL
MURDER FOR MONEY IN BOSTON,
THE LIBERAL kEPUBLICaNS.
Meeting to Endorse Hayes 4 Wheeler.
FOREIGN NEWS.
British Oarsmen for the Centennial



LONDON, July -. - Four we'll known
Thames professional oRrsmen are goin. TO
ihe United States 10 participate In the Sep
tember regatta, at Philadel phia, namely:
Spencer, OF Chelsea; Thomas OF Hammer
smith; Higgins, Of Shad well, aud Treen, OF
ihammersmith. They will start on August
The Merchants Saipping BIZ.
III Inc merchsnts' shipping oui pa ssed the
House OF Lords last night
The Judicial Trouble fun Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, July 22--At a meeting of
the judges held TO consider the action OF
Judge Haakmann, president OF the Court of
summary Justice, who, In consequence OF
the governments refusal to permit the exc
cution ofjudgment against il decla AIRED IN al
court closed. The conduct OF Mr.. haakmann
was unanimously approved, but IL was de-
clued 10 appoint Judge AntOmadas To hold
the Court OF Summary Justice in his placs
There was demonstration to-day in front
OF the court, and cries of"Vive Haakmann;
Justice for all" In CONSEQUENCE of A.
Haskmann's action, Cherif Pacha, the NJ.
lister OF Justice, came over from Cairo 10 Iav
10 look over the matter in behalf OF the gov
eminent
A French Sensation.
PARIS, July 22.-The republican, journals
are bitter ia their comments on the senate's
leJectlon OF the Oil restoring to the state the
sole rlent OF comforting university degrees
The conservative Journals are very moier-
ATE, and say there will be no ministerial
crisis, as the ministry did not make the pas
sututional says NJ. Waddington, minister
OF public Instruction, confirmed this view 10
MS friends at the close OF yesterdays sitting.
Dom Pedro I'm England.
LIVERPOOL, July 22.-The Emperor and
Empress OF Brazil arrived here 10 day.
They landed without demonstration drove
10 The railway station, and proceeded TO
London.
Minister PierrepObt Interviewed.
LONDON, July 22.-The agent or the New
YORK Associated Press here had an inter.
view with Mr.. Pierrepont, the L. s. minis
ter, yesterday, in regard TO the extradition
question. Mr.. PierTepont's statements neg
atlVe the differences OF the STANDARD from
Earl Derby's language ia the House OF Lords
That There Is prospect OF negotiations for a
renewal OF the extraditiOn treaty on more
satisfactory basis. He said nothing ha1
occurred in any wise altering the situation.
The Rifle Match at Wimbledon.
LONDON, Juty 2.-The match between the
English, Scotch, Australian and Canadaian
teams, which began last Wednesday a.
Wimbledon, was concluded today The
ranges shot to day were 500, goo and 01a
yards. The English team won. The follow
Ing are the scores at the three ranges:
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A VICTIM OF KKRosENE.-As shocking ac-
cident occurred at Eatontown, N. J., on
WedDesd ay, which will probably result In
twelve years Of age. In the absence OF her
mother, she endeavoreed to kindle q fire by
using kerosene Oil, but the can containing
the Oil burst, completely covering her with
Its burning contents. Her screams OF agony
soon brought assistance, but before the
flames could be extinguished she was shock
fpgly burned. Mrs. Carlyle, living In tn
Leck and arms while attempting to smother
the flames.
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Not KILLED WITH CUSTER "A dispatch
from 81. Louis, July 20, says: Among those
massacre were Charles x. Emmett, better
known as Dashine Charlie, scout and Indian
interpreter. 1t was stated that at the time
he was killed he was with Sitting Bull and
acting as the chief adviser OF that warrior
Emmett arrived in this city yesterday from
the west, thus disproving the report Of his
death. He says ho has not been In that part
Of the northwest where Indian operations arc
heinR Conducted.
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always entirely legtble- Some dune ago .
committee man who had engaged him sens
him request 70 name his best lecture, Hq
sent III by most when he arrived In town "a
meet his ei19aeemenf he saw himself billed
for Q lecture on "The Ar OF Raising the
Wind"
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THE TURKISH WAR.
Defeat or the Servfaps

RAGUsA, July 22.-Intelligence from ScIa-
Vonic sources announces that the Servians
were defeated near Belina on Thursday.
Mustapha Djeladdin Pasha and Sohlizcki
Pasha, with seven batialions of infantry,
four companies OF cavalry and eight guns,
ments at RaSka, before Belina, and after q
four hours sanguinary combat the Servians
ned. The Turks captured four guns and four
small forts.
The News Confirmed.
PARIS, July 22.-The Journal des DeJTss
publishes special dispatch from Semlin
which affirms that the Servians were de-
feated before Belina, and that the Servisn
General Onmpic's line of retreat is cut OF.
The news OF the Servian General Tcherns-
geff's defeat at Nissa and his withdrawal To
AlexinatZ is confirmed.
Bad for the Seryfaus
LONDON, July 22.- The special corres-
pondent of the Daily News, at Prince MI
lan's headquarters, at Parakiu, telegrapns
by way OF Semlin, under date of July 18th,
as follows: The affair of yesterday, at Isvor
means defeat 10 and confession OF wea knees
on the part OF Servians. Knowing that the
Turks had communication with Widen
and could draw troops thence, IL is a reason
able belief that General Leschj amin attacked
the Turks with all his available Strength
But why did be attack ct all? Clearly TO
anticipate the Turkish attack on Saitchar
because he did not wait for the promised CO.
operation OF General Tchernayef, who
either Is delayed en- route or has TO fight his
way on his own account. He may expect
a speedy renewal of the Turkish aftack on
r
Saitchar, and much gloom prevails here.
While the Turks continue thus To persist
entity assail the eastern flank OF the Ser
vians, ana while the Servians caunot do
more than hold their own with difficulty
active operations towards the southwest
where they were chiefly intended, are mani
testify impossible. More fighting In the same
quarter is momentarily expected. The
News Parakin specials are noteworthy,
because that paper openly sympathIzes with
the Sclavonians.
Turkish Account OF the vlcf0ry.
NEW YORK, July 22.-The Tarkish min
istar of foreign affairs sends the following
dispatch TO the Turkish minister: Constan-
tinople, July H.-Yesterday seven battal-
ions of Infantry with 200 Nielicians under
command OF Gen. Mastspha pjelaldior and
Zikf Pacha attacked The enemy in the
neighborhood of Bolina. The Servians, en-
tirely defeated, abandoned to our victorious
troops their Entertainments ard four can
cannone. They retired to the Island Atki-
rsza, where they are exposed to our artillery
fire.
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THE WASHINGTON MoNUMENT.-The bill
for the completion OF the Washington Mon
ument, passed by the Senate to-day, is as
follows:
BE IL enacted, dc, That there be, and is
hereby appropriated, out of any money in
the sum of s1O0 600 to continue the construc-
tlon OF the Washington Monument in the
city OF Washington: IroUlded, That before
any portion of said sum snail be expended
the proper officers OF the Washington Ma
uOnal Monument Society, Incorporated by
the act approved February 20, 1859. entitled
An act 10 incorporate the Washington Ma
uoLal Monument Society" shall transfer
and convey to the United states in due form
all The property, easements, rights, and priv
Deges, whether in possession, or In action,
or In expectancy, belonging TO the said cor
IoTation, to the uses and for the purposes
eel forth In said act Of Incorporation; and
The said charter Is so amended as to author
lie the executive officers OF said corpora ration
10 make said transfer and cOnveyance in
consideration that the United States hereby
construction OF said monument shall be nm
DER Inc direction and supervision OF the Pre-
silent OF the United States, the Supervising
Architect OF the Treasury Department, and
nctrs are hereby constituted q Joint commif-
tee for that purpoSe, and In accord ance VII IN
the laws reg ulatii contracts and the con-
struction OF public Luildings by the Trea-
sury department.; and detailed reports Of
such expenditures shall be annually sub
mitted 10 Con gress.
Sec. ?. That prior to commencing any
work on said monument an examination
shall be made as to the foundation of the
monument in order to thoroughly ASCERTAIN
whether IL Is sufficient TO sustain the weight
OF the completed structure, and Ii the same
shall be found Insufficient, then the further
continuance of the work shall net be author
lied by anything herein contained until the
further action OF Congress.
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CKNIENNIAL-Then number OF admissions
TO the centennial exhibition Yesterday was
within the centennial grounds, yesterday
made parade through Philadelphia, visit
irg on their route the academy OF Zoe arts,
Union League building and Independence
ball.
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Another Sailing Disaster

DAvksPoRr. Iowa. July 22-Mrs. West.
Miss Billings. Miss Hayden and a yot ne
child were drowned ~ HaplndlOn, Iowa. last
nlgnt oy the upsetting OF a boat ia which
they were sailing with two Others.
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shocksp~ murde,,. Ro.so,.

BOSTON, July 1.-TWO Italians calling
themselves Charles and August Burgusi
registered at the Phoenix hotel, early this
morning one OF them attacked the other. Il
IL said, while he was asleep, and cut his
throat and otherwise horribly mangled hun.
The murderer escaped. His victim before
dying said bis own name was Nicholas
savisnoni. Money was undoubtedly the
motive.
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THE SAD CONSEQUENCES or RroroUs
LlyING-A Young Ian Steals $500 BalonOfnI
70 me I'oa Oftce.-A dispatch from Newport.
h L., July 10Th, says: For the past sever
months the cash receipts ia the post Office ion
this city have repeatedly been short but un-
III within the pat few weeks no notice was
taken OF lt. Toe head clerk, Eugene Atktu-
son, has long since suspected VIM. ID. lew.
clerk about Is years OF age, as being tha
Thief be watched hi n from day TO day anf
nnally communicated his suspicion to tina
postmaster, Thomas COsgeshall. The latter
called Tew into his Office ana informed hiur
That he was the guilty person, that he haf
been spending three times The amOul IT Of hiS
salary In cigars, champagne, suppers, sc.
The proof against him oeing so strong ha
acknowledged the charge, and stated hat hs
had been stealing for long time, out that
ne had never tarnpered with any of the let
tiers. lie has stolen neatly $500, and made
MS heaviest haUlls within the past two weeks,
Mr.. COggeshall having been kept AZ nome "A
greater part OF the time on account of th(s
faial illness OF his wife. Tew belongs TO m
highly respectable family, aud the grief of
MS parents being so great Mr.. CoggeshaI
was induced not 20 prosecute him, thew
promising 10 make the loss good. Mr..
Cosgeshall could take this course, as ths
loss falls upon him. Tew has been dis
charged. Several letters have been missef
OF late, but Tew persists In saying that he is
not guilty OF this charge, and in Justice to
him IL should be stated that Mr.. CoggeshaI
relieves him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-22

A RTJHcrRD LovxR's DHsPAIR-Bernard
Lapx, aged ~, attempted suicide on tho
Astoria dock OF the Harlem boats yesterday
morning by swallowing Paris green. A
stomach pump saved him. He had be en-
jilted IN JVye-IN X &m, 2la,
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A Boz SHOT FOR THROWING SroyFs-,
James Osborn, OF Bloomfield, N. ], q boat
man on the Morris and Essex canal, was
annoyed BY boys who threw stones at hin
boat, near FIN avenue, Newark, yesterday
afternoon. Osborn drew q pistol aud shot
one of the boys, Peter Seitz, OF g. Livingston
dangerous wound. Osborn was arrested
IN v R,fn- 01<f
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THE NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR IN
TURKEY Is to the effect that the Turks are
everywhere assuming the offensive, but
with Indifferent success. They attacked
General Olympic's corps on Thursday near
Bjslfna and attempted to drive him across
desperate ishting, and were pursued to
Bjelina with great slaughter. They also at
tackled Colonel Murkovic on Wednesday at
Granada, the battle being renewed on
patch to the London Standard says these
are the most important advantages yet
gained by the Servians. A telegram re-
ceived 1t the Russian agency 1t Paris says
the Moutenegrins have had a real success ct
Podjoritza. and that decisive engagement
IL imminent. A Constantinople dispatch
says the Sultan's condition L. serious and
his abdtc8tiOp fmmin0nt
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THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN>.
Proposed Neetfng 10 Endorse H.vc<

NV hokk, July p The liberal re. ubll-
cans have called y meeting OF their NV az
saratoga. August 18Th, 20 endorse n ava anI
Wheeler, and urge the republican stat cor.
Vtntion then ana there assembled 20 m -.
state Nominations In thorough accord WIN
the nation ~ nominations and with me tue
interests Of the most advanced political re-
form. The discontinusnce OF the fast maiT
service after 10 day will ma Ike the removal
OF about loo post ONCE employees necessary.
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~At Lancaster, Pa, last evening, James
Panneu shot his wife Ia the head, infiicting q
wound which will probably prove fatal. Do
nestle trouble IL the cause assigned for the
deed.
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weekly bank statement Loans, decrease,
81, 279 900; specie, decrease, sl,55sIoo; legal
tenders, Increase, 81, 500, 100, deposits, IN
crease, s53s 800; circulation, dec ease, $751;
900; reserve, Increase, s624s 40.
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The Fifth Maryland at Cape May.
CAPE NAY, n. j., July 22-Tne 5th Mary
land regiment, with the regimental bans,
arrived here at 5 o'clock this morning. They
are now encamped at Camp Jenkins, VIII sre
they will remain ten days. A grand recsp
ton, ball and display of fireworks will De
given in their honor this evening.
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Cause OF the Explosion On the Thua.

The Times has dispatch from Plymouth
saying that few days before the disastrous
trial trip of her Msiesty's ship Thunderer
the boilers were tested by hydraulic pres
sure. This neceSsiiated wedging down OF the
safety and all other relief valves. 1t mas
been discovered that the wedges on the ex.
ploded boiler had never been removed. Tue
communication valves was also closed I'd
10 steam was able TO escape even TO the en-.
gines,
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NEW YoRK's BIG DRY GOODS SALE
Two Thousand five hundred packages of fam
mel blankets. white and colorod, sold az auc-
ton In New York yesterday. The sales in
the aggregate amounted 10 $4,000, aud the
prices brought were much lower than the
market value, some OF the goods going far "a
and Is per cent. lower than the prices realized
at auction sale in June and July, 1875. The
wooden blanket market is overlooked and
dullness In the trade has tended TO depre-
cie te pri ces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-22

THE PACIFIC MAIL-IRwIN SUIT CLosFp.
The hearing OF evidence In the civil suit
brought 10y the Pacific Mail Company against
Richard r. Irwin for the recovery or $50, Oll
was concluded yesterday before = h Browns
ell. the referee. Mr. James u. smith. VIM
bad been director OF the company for nvd
years, testified that be hal heard OF trouble
DetWeen the company aud Mr.. StDckgell,
and OF his giving notes secured by mortgage
Cd Inc WILLIAMSBURG Sewing Machine Conn
peny, as payment q indebtedness aud therr
onerlDg 10 give Up 1900 shares of Pac!no
Mail on condition of being released from bia
ooligstions. He did not remember bearing
~ The time OF any checks for S7SlOQ baip0
delivered 10 Irwin. The witness was thor
cross examined by the defendant himself IN
the absence OF eX-Judge Fullerton, concarn-
Ing his knowledge OF the resignation OF Fret.
erlck Billings on February IS iS7s: Also Of
testimony delivered by lie Grand Loo kwoof.
but be said he did not remember accurateIys
ne dld not know that Edwards PferreponE
had rtceived Sl0. 600 for services rendereI IYr
w akhln gton; be was introduced 20 Defendant
In the Pacific Mail Office ive years ago. al
had only two interviews with blm AMER
warts; he remembered that IN 1872, at 70
meeting OF the executive committee, Stock-
well had stated that tue amount requiref
Ior legislative purposes would not eNceeg
SlO,OOOi ne was not present at the meeting
OF Inc board when IL was determined tn
begin suit
The defendant then supplemented his tes.
umony, taken before Jadge Bixby, by stating
several sums OF money discussed by him.
whlcn be had forgotten previously. Ga thd
sen Ha6 election In Nevada he expende1
$500 currency and -, 500 gold. On a ban
quet 10 certain japanese diguitaries, - OiSs
On the Ith OF February. iS72, through Alex-
ander w. Randall, so ,000-RmOunt agree
upon contingent on favorable report frour
the Committee on Commerce. To Samue4
A. Balch, $4,000, in addition 10 the SO 500
previously sworn 10, making 500 5DD alto-
gether.-lN y. World 2lst.
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THE PEACH SEAsoN.-Peash receipts at
Light street yesterday were about $40 boxes,
VIZ; go boxes from Chester river, loo from
The Sassafras, and the remainder oy other
steamboats,. Prices were from al IS To - p
q box. the latter well matured "Hsle'a
Early" The Eastern Shore steamboat lines
are preparing for the peach season, which In
few days will begin In earnest. The Cues
ter river boats have commenced daily trips
fras route. It is stated that peaches are
more plentiful along the Sassafras river
than at any other point. Dealers express
the opinion that the fruit will bring paying
figures, and the market Will be more regular
than last year. j. T.. Wier, OF Kennedyviiles
Md, shipped Wednesday the first full car of
peaches 10 New York, via the Delaware rail-
road. Two other cars were taken M az
various stations. The peaches were mainly
OF the "Hale's Early" variety. The regular
peach trains will be put on about August
list, the Jersey City tram being suficlent ta
carry the fruit at present. Bali. San, 22d.
THE DEPRESSION IN BosroN.-In rear
estate, says Boston letter. there is litfla
certainty and little hope for the immediata
future. Meantime funds are accommodating
for investment, and the rate OF bank dis
count is lower than has been known for
many years. IL would be easy for the state
cent, and one argument in favor OF laying
out SIC, 900, 600 in drains and parks for Boston
rs the easy rate OF borrowing mouey Just
ton OF business is found in the great in
crease OF Boston's export trade, ich now
amounts TO nearly 81 0OO,O 600 week.
THE MISSOURI DEMOCRATIC CoNvEx-
TIoN.-At Jefferson City the Missouri demo-
cratic state convention adjourned At q
O'Clock yesterday morning. Pres li-ntfaT
electors were chosen, and resolution rera
unanimously adopted that the democ ratic
party OF Missouri commend the &C iOn OF
the lower House OF Congress I'm redo ing the
extravaeant expenditures Of the government
and investigating the corruptions Of Presi-
dent Grants appOintees In the cabinet and
throughout all the departments In the pub
lie service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-22

~The weather Ia sodamp at Coney Island
that they have begun TO put cork soles into
their clam choWd0I.
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PITTsBURG, PA, July "a binding in
Allegheny, occupied by Lange A Burton.
barrel manufacturers, and the Pttusburg kex
and barrel company, was burned TODAY.
with It's contents. Loss S25 .Oln.
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ANOTHER YACHT DrsAsrKR -On the Hud-
son river, between Troy and Albany, n. Us
returning from Castleton I'm small steam
yacht, the vessel was svamped by svells
from 4 steamboat Nine persons were on
the boat. Gregory Fox, Thos. Edgerly, Geo.
Bloomfield, Jonas Faulkner aud Harry
Mariche were drowned. An the parties but
one were members OF IRE company. The
xachf was wrecked.
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RELIEF FOR W0RKIyGNEN AT W.T.
MINGToN, DEL.-The Wilmington, Del, city
council held a special session last night "a
take action upoa the demands of the work
fngmen for relief. II was ordered that work
This viii give employment 20 q thousand
men. To divest IL OF any political incum-
brsnce, the matter was placed In the hands
Of com mittee OF i've, consisting OF both
democrats and repu blicaos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-22

SENATOR SHARON, who IS in San Fran
cisco, denies that he is going 10 resign. He
says that Ralston's death mixed up his af-
fairs, but that another year will straighten
him out, and that then he VIII attend TO his
Senatorial duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-22

MRS. GKN. CROOK, who recently had an
arm broken In Q railroad collision, il at the
residence Of her father. John Daley, at Oak
C0Sualry.
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Arrival Of Brselsh Osrsasn I'm New

NEW York, July 22-Arfyed steamer
Britannia from liverpool Sue has on board
versity four, who are 70 participate In the
PhtladelI hia regatta.
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Ilal :. Flour more active and uueh.uc-o Whesse
I'M s 10 uhSSnAhs.S. sore aull weak aud Liver
mixed, ass SPOT * = bid sepienDer Oass
ssesoN aid nrnsouthern prime, Gata. ve.fern
white soaSs: western mixed. ssAS I've stesdv-
tosoa. Hay nrm snd n CHANGED Provislon. 80 49,
nrm and unchanged. ard guist-refuei, Ia, .l1s
Butter ssedJ-Sestern god 60 prime. IsHts. 90
me. ~. - PetrSlsum strung-crnde, n, a.. -
nned, AHS. Ooiee unchanged. Whi-ky dul.
ll3t. heoeip;s-Fiour, 90; wheat, $50 corn
$3.50. Shipments Corn. az 90.
bALTINoRK, July q -NIrginis consolidated.
"a; do. second series, $50 bid @ day. sagsr
active and firm. ua
Nav YoRK, JuIy 81 -stocks duu abd ucntpst.,
money! Gold, llN. Exchange, tong, sSl; snort,
NEW HoRK, July z2-Flour duU ard deoiiui,g.
Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn quiet and without
chsnge,
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BAD FOR THE SUCKERs.-We learn from
the Leesburg Independent, that large GUAM
Titles Of dead nsh, "of the sucker variety,
are floating down the Potomac, the SUPPOSE
ton being that they are kilei by the heat.
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How CAN THIS BE THUs?-Edi,or Star
Reading from THE STAR few evenings ago
TO party of ladies the paragraph; "They
have discovered that TiIdeu was the father
OF the Credit Mo6ilier," one of them caro-
estly remarked, "Why, l thought he was a
bachelori' NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-22

DEATH IN A Dentists CHAIR. Mrs.
Mary, wife OF Theodore Ball, aged IS years,
OF Warwick, N. Y, Wednesday morning,
after having tooth drawn and suffering q
nervous spasm, went to sleep In the DENTIST
chair, and died without waking.
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&OMINoUS, PERHAPS.-District republicans
are chuckling over the fact that the flag on
F street, raised by the democratic local com
mittee in honor of Tilden and Hendricks
nomination, has the ensign pointing the
RIOng XaY.