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The Newe-, rilibu-,erins scheme.


party of flbusters. having headquar-
tcr- IN TINS city aud Los Angeles, meditauing
a raid uvon Lower California. They intend To
charter a schooner In san Francisco. and land
at some point IN the neghb ring territory, and
their allies Il Los Angeles are to march over
land aud meet those going BY water at certain
point. Some OF the nbusters are supposed TO
own mines IN Lower California, aud Others h We
titles to land. 1t 10 este. soly proposed that
the party combined Will 20 to work 10 develop
the mines ana work the ranches. but the real o.
Ject. according to trustworthy Mexican authOrl-
~, Is to further hliOustering scheme and take
the nrst move that viii culminate in anuexing
the teriit Jry to the American republic. The
stars aud stripes are to I've thrown to the breeze
over tire colony to be founded by tue hliDusters.
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A Danscuse In Flames.


Last evening rs the company in Brepei-
ser's Hall were dancing tue I" Minuet," one Of
the footliRhts. and In an instant her skirts of
gsuze. silk. and lace were In flames. Two gentle
men sprang to the stage. prevented her from
going back OF the scenes. aud almost instantly
Quenched tue Ore. She was not injured.
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Lore Dms.r,p and tn. Utah B.eehcr.

Lord DufferlD, In his recent visit 10 salt
Lake CITY reflected honor upon the country and
Queen be represented by refusing to call upon
" President Young"
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Last evening as Mr.. j. Il. Reese of Miners
vile, MEMBER of the Welsh Congregational
thLrch fthGt place. was ad ire ssing the cOngrs-
ago,
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4ublit llotlt,s.

VILLAGE COLLEGE POINT-NOrICE.
nes anu ~ essments for the year 1870 will be re-
ys b ~ ne rrsSsSrer and Collector the 9TH ON
ne foppsnhusen lnstu e. between the hours OF i TO
iiSo A. NJ and 2tO /, NJ COle ~ Point Nov. 10 1870
CHAs. MElzGER Village Clerk.
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Nlst,lla mJis.

DIVORCES Obtained promptly without publicity,
~ pssp r. obtained. ISAAC q. BOYCE LAWYER
N0.ary Public, 267 Broadway.
INVOICES quietly, any statei pay wnen ae.
No II Aston House. @'s'"''
nivOkmES Obtained without publicity Advice
~ rec IhohNhs law once Murray ST.. room 90
FINHE Sought After" Great Hair Restorc,I odor-
lsss Clean Effective! Try III 40 Dey St Agents
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- 10 II tsdnM btLfiSi ani LONDONDERRY
From Pier ~ TO- OF tanal 81! \,
4 ATE OF NENADA. Thurs ay, Dec Z.
So 80 d caP,n PAS . e. a. lowest ri 1e nr..
Aus IN At IS Broaaway, and NJ CompangT
steerage tckes. NR
Hipr Gan
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EOH SALE-Back geared lathe, 81 inch swing rs
Il inches over carriage, feet inches between cen.
.Ies compound rest as good as new can be feen Vt
me Times building, IL PARK row.
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Elrrn AyENrE rnEArRE.

UnTy rs lVI L,AtIl M llIr -
SATURDAY. Nov. -, ~ 1880.
TUESDAY evening. Nov ~, magnificent revival Of the
celebrated Prn Of les OF Sheridln'a marvel
Of English comedy, 1.-THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL"
after several months OF elaborate pre paratton
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Amnsfmtnis.

49,
p. T. BAg ~ UgMlE'5ofi:tR'is 6sITn 55EHsow
EVERY hfTfRSooN AID tyyEiSSI,Nd
,,.,, EVERY AFTERNOON AND LVENlNe'
MUSEUM. ,,,
Mr.. BARSuM has the honor to announce that he has
"''' SAN LoYo.
the popular clown and comic singer. who VIII appear
every afternoon and evening,
The f %s Sc jsaSTfE %GfsSa
Reensasemep, q r, H S rS% K3fr OF bf's
who will appear in hs terrific universal challenge two
'"' THG cGhIPIoS fuMBLlSa ACT.
CHARLES W. FISH, -.
ecknowedeed by The Press. tue Pubic ana the PrSfes
9S 81 EnroRe ~, ana to be the best Deo'cA
''''" ''1 iiIE FAMOUS CARLO FAMILY
=. Wv, JfPASEsE s&fsUMx and ALL RIGHT.
NEW ArrnITdItEI55AAgg % S e2EETw IN RAPID
e5e., ORCHESTRA SEATS e5c EXTRA DOORS OPEN
~ 'PERF6RMANcEs. AT . AND O'CLOCK.
Bo52HGRl.Ef r rnFFNEE Le,s: L 5ea G ES a.
FIFTEENTH and ~ WEEK hut ono u
LAST the trunp1ut production OF LORD BY
lRON'o exquisite ron autic pay.
sARD ANNPALU,. -
MARvELLOUSLY MAGNIFICENT seen.
WEEK cry costumes rosAlA wea1Jhs' banner"
THE GRrAT CAST INCLUDING
Mr.. 7. G hANG3 AMI
BUT AGNES HOO1H
THE NEW GRAND hALLET
premiere danssn,e l.sjintl. n he Grant
ONE. lOp,rarari. ana La scala Milan ) Z, As
NAriSEGE GE1RTeSi' IrrrtfpT,Y Z II ~ W. W.
Law RE- H2Si A M Fl a. kas ' he aP'' Mr. o.
N
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Scaro auo Rooms.
ADvERTIsLn.

May leave their fayors for TnE SUN A the only
authorized uptown atyertlsemrnt Offices,
ltx1S brua Nv tY rner OF 3lst st., oil ID p. NJ and
Jus West 23d ST. opposite Grand Opera House. AMI
No I6o 3d ", co ner u ann ST., ultil SP NJ
No extra
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OLA FITS, nannelu, cloths cAsslmeres, water.
ID proofs, table linens napKlns, shAws dress goods,
&c from the late auction salts also large quantity
OF unD cached musllr, slightly damaged by water for
sale very cheap. WIN HATiiENs, 81 Catharlne st.
IL EEPS CUSTOM SHIFTS MADE TO
- measures the very Jest for ~ not the slightest
ObgatlOn to take or keep any OF Keep shirts un ess
perfec ~ satisfactory b7l Biosdway, ana 02l Arch st.
PM lphia.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railro,os.

-PEOPLE'S LINE sieamboat- for Albany.
Saratoga, aud the West leave daily tsundays 81.
ptedl atd p. M- Pier Al. n H., foot OF Canal I.
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Sous. AarusyIIJ.

and furniture cheaper than at any other esae.isn,
ment.
EInNiTuRE, .CARPEr-, BEDDING. and
- o.ohes sou AZ lowest cash prices on weekly
monthly payments, no additional charge on time sales
LYNCH 3Ot Elg ith avenue.
between 2oth anu 10Th SITS
WEEKLY AND MOS FHI.Y PAYNENTS
w taken for furniture carpets, and bedding An In.
mense stock and iow prices
cowPER1HwAGr& cos l65 Chatham.
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EfuRNlSHED rooms 10 let for gents aud
N. housekeeping al ~ slap,on 81, "a block from
BOwery.
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A FEW ladie and gentlemen can nave gcog ooaoa
a., M snsis rooms also gentleman and wife. -"
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A FEW ladies can have board at IS 80; also a gen.
"A tleman 20, and few table bOarders al % 6O per
Evening star., 1876-09-07

WILD BILLS PREsENrINESr.-Aw week
neiore Wild Bills death he said TO a friend:
~ feel that my days are numbered; nv sun
is sinking fast. know 1 shall be killed
here; something tells me shall never leave
there hills alive. But don't know who it
is or why he is going 10 do it. / have
killed many men In my day, but L never
killed man yet but IL was xiii or get killed
with me. But have two trusty friends
one Is my six-shooter and the other Is CALI
fornia Joe." Could California Joe have ar
rived In time no doubt Mccall would have
been hanged, but be was down at Crook City
looking for Indians. On Friday, the morn
ing sfter the shooting, Joe came TO Dead
WOOD, and after hearing all the particulars
OF the killing OF Wild Bill, walked down 10
McCalIs cabin, and calling him out. as kel
him IL be didn't think the air about there
was rather light for him. McCaIl's cheeks
oianched, and he feebly answered he
thought IL was. "Well L guess you hPd
better take a walk, then, said Joe, seating
himself on the side OF the hill he watched
the retreatlpg figure out OF sight. Aud this
is the second murderer who has been per-
mitted TO leave the Black Hills without be-
Ing held In any way for the crime.-(Caey-
eSuge Leader.
Evening star., 1876-09-07

THE SAD END OF A BLIG HrEp LIFE
Hon. J: j. Talbot, OF Indianapolis, died in
South Bend at an early hour last Saturday
morning, at the eresidence of Edward Molloy.
He was the worthy grand chief templar of
Indiana, and temperance lecturer Of great
eloquence and power. Early in life he was a
Methodist minister, later an Episcopal min-
lister In Louisville, chaplain In the army,
q lawyer, and a member of Congress. His
father idied a drunkard, and the son inherit
ed the appetite. While In the ministry his
craving for liquor caused bis downfall aud
he finally became an abject drunkard. Then
he reformed and devoted ali his energIes to
temperance work, but again he fell, aud
when he came TO this city two weeks ago to-
day, IL was TO attempt TO regain the mastery
over himself which he had lost in a fit OF
drunkenness. Here he had desperate strug-
gle with his appetite for intoxicants, and in
overcoming IL be was seized with indamma-
uon OF the bowels and congestion OF the
brain, from which he died. His age was 80
years. His relatives were notified OF his con-
dition but they did not visit him. He has a
wife and three children In Louisville, from
whom, however, he has been separated for
some time. Mr.. and Mrs. Molloy started
with the body Saturday afternoon TO convey
1t TO his brother in-law, Rev. DR.. Newland ,
In New Albany.
Evening star., 1876-09-07
THOMAS D0WLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE REAb 1srATE GEoRGETowH

By virtue of o deed Of trust, recorded In -
Lfber No. ns, folio co. Of the land records Of ::H
RThl1S a%4ctsion, In front Of the DEe%i;ss on
m part OF lot y. In Old Georgetown, d q. Begin.
ming on the south side Of Bridge street OF the end Of
0 feet measured westerly from the west side Of
DUCK Lane or Market street. and running thence
inch thence south one half degree east no fest 70
t3l feet one ineb, and thence north one half de-
gree ven ln feet 20 Bridge street and place Of be-
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in even In.
stallments. at SIX, twelve and eighteen months,
6y The notss q SufcSsssr ard Ssed Of trust on the
q :: q 4 osSH q ss Z sS.:
'1eiastssssa seSs sssa Taos. SoWIfd. %Sss.
TNRUeT1Ep eALI OF VALUABLI RAJ
i 86xAT1.
By virtue Of . deed Of trust from Rudolph -
Lobsigef sPd wife 70 me, for the benefit Of E::;
.ss6s!: ias, saS rscciSsG IN Iibsr b. T. B., No. 70,
folio -, 4o., one q the land records Of Prince
Gecrgeb county, viii expose % publis sAlo, 70 TIE
hiahSsf BIDDER Tor oeeh, upon the premises, on
osek saS e. sss s,S q os.s 4
properly contsins 9x acrss, more OF les g sligibIy
three milee fron WasbinGfon city, on an sxcsIIent
rsed Ieeoine thereto and but short distance ffo9
more and Potomac rairoSd about oqui- distant from
each; h admirably adalted 70 the culture of 9renSs
vines fruits and vegetables and In the handS Oh N
exIsr1snced and grscsical gardsnef could Be- made
shoSn g sey one desiring 70 Ie5shsss, HIon aDpli.
sSax tuasxs H.o. sT1PHHH. Trustee.
Evening star., 1876-09-07

A CURIOUS CASE OF DRowNING.-One OF
those inscr utable providences we are some-
times called upon to witness aud expert
ence in this world, says the White " ter
(Mich.l Register, occurred In Hebron last
week, the details OF which were terribly sad.
blind LADY, Mrs. Taylor, and child, q
bright, beautiful boy OF years, had ust ar
rived on visit TO her sister, Mrs. Reynolds.
Last Friday afternoon, about four o'cloc K
the little boy, with the other children, were
In the orchard, west OF the house. By some
means becoming separated from bis compan-
ions, the little fellow started for the house
alone, apparently designing to wade throu xh
pond OF muddy water which lay directly
between him and the house. His feet proba-
bly, stuck fast In the mud, and he, falling for
ward, was dr0 wned In water scarcely foot
deep. He was missed, and search made,
which failed TO give light upon the affair.
Inc neighb0rs were sum moned, cornfields
and woods were searched vigorously. All
night did they persist In their labor OF love.
but with returning light OF morning came no
cheer to the poor blind mothers heart. The
child could not be found. About sunrise
those faithful neighbOrs gathered to confer
upon what course further to pursue. 1t wa
determined TO search the pond, and very soon
was the inanimate body found, in q sitting
posture, face under water, but the back OF
the head and shoulders out. All the light
and joy OF the poor blind mother were gone.
Fearful indeed were the psroxysms OF her
grief, and faithfully did the kind-hearted
ladies and friends endeavor to soothe and
console her.
Evening star., 1876-09-07
~ Bluford Wilson Ii In 81. Louis.

~A philosopher In Paris has learned tina
people who have extraordinarily long drst
joints on their thumbs are born with homi-
ctdal instincts.
~Mr. Blenkinsopp says that factory peo-
pie In England do not wish that the govern
ment should provide means OF education for
their children. They want 70 "do WI 'em
as they please"
~Twenty-twoh hundred people we're rend-
cred houseless By the IRE az St. Hyaclnthe,
Province OF Quebec, on Sunday last The
people are suffering from want Of food and
clothing.
ga Western girl visited . music store
and asked for "The Heart Boaod Down With
Grease and Care" and "Wnon Swallowed
Homemade Pies" The olerk et once recog.
mixed what she destred~-l Boston Globe.
~Nothing undermines ONES faith In q
mars upRality 70 the church 90 much as
70 re- him run his hands down bis pockete
when he Does the CONTINUATION box travel.
Ling his way, then looked astontkhod and
remark 70 the person sitting next to him.
81 hsye got On my oth~ pants."-l&. Joseph
Evening star., 1876-09-07
AUCTION SALES.
YO.AORROW.
DowNMAN 4 aRHEE, Auctioneers.

DoWNMAH q eRHER, Auotioneers.
TRUsTIls'eALE OF VALUABLE IMPRoyED
h.a6 sSIsIn on HORTH SIDE or MARI
tTbHip ttHHp ASEsUn, SnTwrBN 1oTH AND I tn
SisIlNG OF THREE STORY X
DWhLIING WITH LARGE WIDE LOT OF
Goot DID ATrACHBD.
By virtue Of deed OF trust bearing date -
september W,h, A. d. 1875, and duly recorded IN
N Libsr Ho 7ss, folio 90, one OF the land re- e.i
CORDS for the District Of Ooirmbia and At the re-
9uest OF the patty secured thereby We will SELL q
rupc auctfon. In front Of the premises to the high
est bidder, on FRIDAY, September sth, A. ID 1875,
81 oeloek m All these certain pieces, parcels
or iots OF ground situate and lying in the cftJ OF
warrington, In the District OF Columbia, and be-
Ing Known end described pom the Official ground
p,an or Of said city lots lettered and msrkc
"B and TO-" In Todd d recorded subdivisf,n of
original los numbered one O), In square numbered
three nundrsd And 1881, together vith the
Terms Of sac: One third cssh Of which Sloo
sil and twelve months in equal layments, to Be ss
day Of sale at the rate Of eight per cent per An
hum uIttl paid, and deed OF trust on the pros
cry sold Conveysncfng and recording ct BUR
cnaeerg cost. III terms of sale not Piled with
six days after sale, the Trustees the right
TO resell st risk and cost Of purchaser in Default
WM. y, H0LTZM an --.
AUGUSTUS BOGUS, rrusfees,
aus2o-d lRep col No. 1871 r street northwest.
Evening star., 1876-09-07
ANOTHER PRIzE-FIGHr-Whilet the hor-
rible tragedy latAlY enacted I'm the lsrIna,,

ANOTHER PRIZE-FIGHr.-Whilet the hor-
rible tragedy lately enacted In the 'rIng''
at Pennsville, New Jersey, is still fresh in
fact that prominent men have prophesiei q
cessation for while OF that brutal practice
which has within the last few months dis
as brutal as the recent affair, though not
attended with such fatal results, has take q
place. Early on Monday morning Robert
Meneely and Ere 1erick Snorphile, both OF
few spectators, betook themselves to what
is called the Second-street woods, on Second
street, near the Reading Railroad, and there
hours, battertng each other SO severely that
they both Will probably be laid up for some
time. Snorphile was declared the winner.
affair 1t passed OF PhiJa.
Press 9Th.
Evening star., 1876-09-07
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
skPTEMBER Sd, 1876,

sEPTEMBER 3D, 1876.
An LEAVE wAsHINgrON.
s999 ssi bssiitinore, Illioott Oity and AZ Stations
PSiDt ni,n s Gf Rscls and inisrnedi.is ststiOns.
siloo-BaltinOre and Alexandria Junction.
eiO-n.w foIk, Philsdelphia and Boston RI
p,ess; TO Cope Nay; ruesdsy, Thursday and
af sosss and SSpTss,s 6,
sssSo-eettl,imsr' sso-et,s.sarI' GsHl,y ana way S;:siSn::
GARLAND. Eredsriek, HAserstOSn. and valley
sss~N;~ iora Limit 1 I Rssrs... esls B.simor. Id
PM Philadelphia. Sunday to Baltimore only.
i2;l3-Bsl,imore, Way Stations. EIIIco.t City d
appa eoi,s:
9rn,. STes. On sunday, all ~ Stations asd Bal.
s:so-B.lt,mors and Way Stations.
City, rre5er,ci and Way ssstioos. % via sH0'. asiS
poli,sn sncs sna foint Of Rocfs,tvia Metro
..!ss--s;.,i,SS!s; ;a,S!ss; annapolis. and Way s..tioa..
0aalacd , |. o cOl9Ebu,: Logi,siI'e BY ii:sc
s.sr. minehssttr. sleepips cars to Cincinnst and
s4s-Bsliinore and Way Stations. (Oonnects
-Lr Annapolis n sundsy
7:f5-Bsi;ia or. and VS %.J st.aion. Express
'5s2mfftsOurs, Chicsso, Columbus and san-
s;a.0s.r,,nsburs, a., & Way Stations on Me;ropoIi-
s:e0,baltfmtre, Blsdensburg, Belts rills, Laa-
1o:oo-hew fork ard Phn.deI obi. Nigh. E..
ertss Sleeping Cars TO New York
lo:O3-Baltimore aud principal Way Stations
lo:40-m mariinsbars and Way Stations, Metropoli-
tan BIsnch.
11:45-st. LCui. Express Chicago Columbus,
ssndu'ky, Nes ark, Berkeley, Deer Park and
OaklaFd SieePers.
1:lO: sic. $40. 9:3s Q. m; lao. 5:4s.5:45,
100 1:03, 33, $40, 800, 1000, 1 :O5 aud
l1:4S p daily
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
30 come ctfcn n Sunday tor Haserstou Val
icy Branch; or for New York and PhiIadelphia az
$40 . m and 40 m.
Tor further in,ormstion apply at the Baltimore
epd Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Stations, and
4cs. COL snd Sos Pennsylvania svenue. and 613
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
for baggage to be checked and received at any point
in the city.
THOs. Il. SHARP, Master Of TRANSPORTATION
M CObE, GeneI al Ticket Agent.
GEO. q. kO5NTZ. General Agent. sep4.tr
Evening star., 1876-09-07

Too MUCH SoRIPTURE.-AS SLAB for Sls.-
The building committee OF q church recently
over the door with the name OF the church
and scriptural motto. 1t occurred to them
that nothing could be better than "My house
shall be called the house OF prayer" So
one Of the committeeman, who was I'm a
great hurry; told the stoue-cutter to chIseI
the thirteenth verse OF the twenty-drst
chapter of Mathew. He thought the verse
ended with The words he wanted TO use. The
stone cutter took the whole verse from the
Bible and faithfully copied II te the end
Imagine the horror OF the committeeman
house shall be called the house OF prayer,
but ye have made IL Q den of thieves" The
stone cutter insisted that he had obeyed
orders. But the committeeman insisted
that the motto he inscribed was not wantet,
and IL would be of no particular use to them
The slab is now 1t the stone cutters ward,
and anyb body who wants IL for q tombstons
Journal.
Evening star., 1876-09-07
VOUEG 4 MIDDLETON. Auct,onssrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THRrr.sr,
BkICK DWELLING. on sOITTH STnE n

Bsidk pwfLtisd, 81 souri, sfb SIDE sdHfs 81 4,
BTIy,ns ~ i%ra ds.d AED ilia SrREsrs s. W.
is52, duly recorded in Ei1sS | No ~ ~ To- 10,
io te1, one CT the land records for the District l
,nssss is 's3s sSS
in The s city Of
O., wit: Lo. "B,'' 10 u. L Morrisons recorded
.sS tC.eSs;
with the imp lovements, 30
q ssI Ss.i sss ss
Sf %, rSst rs on the property sels ae.o: Of sOO
OF Il nnd q ~ .ss
piled with a seven days, the trustees reserve
q s' s ns SS sy:
:ssP:es .sss sesd. sl5 s. " sFi5kknr. rruss.
SSSzH III Esp SiSs 81
is6hE5 6Ay5ss sr 1os ssSEE FEET g
foRT foSRTsi tTsHS iHsSSSsS S,,A 81 S5AT FyS
Under and By virtue Of . deed of trust. re- -
ords for the Di.trict Of Columbia, and 1t the
written request Of the party secured thereby, viii
sTsn;s: On 8oSD@T 0fs's the 81 irSs; Sss
e sspte%bsss; ss,., ls1S: a. e., Lots ana B. ia
meat tSo::to!y Frame GxsIiins and OSsSuidYass. o.
and Is months With Interest q, Der cent, secured
by deed 81 trust property sold, or all cash. at the
option otthe purchaser. o2O down ct time Of sale.
ConveyanciDg at purchasers cost. II terms Of sale
are not compiled with within seven days the Trus.
tee reserves the right to resell the property ct rsk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
j. TARBILL DYER, Trustee.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
aue3l HawSw6ds Auctioneer.
COVEBNMEHT SALE OF QUARTZ RMA
" TEB'S STORES, &o.
DEPOT QuARTERMAsTKRs OFYIcB,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., August 81, lS7o,S
VIII be sold at Pubno Auction at the Quarter
fermasters Corral, corner Of Fourteenth and O -
streets, southwest, at 10 O'Clock 0. m, FRIDAY,
September H, 1876, the following described prop.
eIty:
Horses, Wagons, Harness, Double ventilatipp
Fire Place Stoves, Heating and Cook Stoves and a
variety OF Quartermaster's Property; also Two
Hospital Tents, Flies. Poles and Pins.
For full particulars apply to this office.
Terms cash.
A. r. ROCKWELL,
sepl OF Depot Quartermaster.
Evening star., 1876-09-07
EVENING STAR.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =. ls7s.
The Lowell Tragedy.
THE SECOND MURDER BY THE WOMAN WHO
klLLkD pR. RAKER. OF wARREN.

THE SECOND MURDER BY TIE WOMAN VINO
klLLkD DR. BAksR, OF WARREN, NE.
a telegram from Lowell, September 3,
says: Charles Kicker, who was shot oa
Inursday night by Miss Lucy Ann Msnk,
cied this afternoon The body Is 70 be "a ken
70 @ tne nome OF his parents on Monday. Miss
Mank Is the same who was tried, In 1873, for
The murder OF DR.. Baker, In Warren, Me-
She Is a native or waldoooro, Me she bad
been the Doctors housekeeper, but had gone
TO keep house for her brother, who was q
widower. In her brothers absence, Dr. Bs-
ker visited her one evening In May, lSTS
The children went 70 bed, leaving the cou-
Mark ran TO the nearest neighbsr and ex-
ciiedly said that she had been shot. Sac
was known TO be subject to freaks OF excite
ment, and little heed was paid 10 her. The
room to call her and found Or. Baker dead
on the floor. He had been shot through the
heart. IL was believed that Miss Mank
had killed the Doctor because he had
refused TO marry her; but no pistol
was either traced TO her possession or
found on the premises, and the jury did
hoI nGe Evidence enc enough to convict her
ell and assumed the name of Lulu A. Mar
Iln, and has been employed In the Lawrence
Hosiery Mil,. Kicker became intimate with
her In boarding house kept by his brother,
but be discontinued his attentions upon
learning her history. In his ante moriem
deposition, Kicker said that she was very
bad followed him; that on Thursday night
the invited him TO her room In MerrImack
street, and that there he spent two pours In
her company. A few minute3 before the
shooting she locked the door and steppai
aside, TO get drink as she said, aud, re
turning, placed her back against the door
She had apologiZed for not lighting the lamp
by saying that she had no kerosene. No an
cry words had passed between them. As he
apprOa ched she fired WITHOUT q word OF warn
Ing. he caught her hands and cried for
help, and, after help came, walked to a ply
sician's Office and thence to his lodgings.