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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21
THE ORIENTAL ROW.

Morocco Goes Back I'm Turkey.
PANS, August Intel ligence recei vel
here states that the Emperor OF Morocco has
declared hts inability 10 send his Gus tomary
subsidy TO the Sultan OF Turkey, owing TO
the heavy drain on his resources, caused by
repression OF disturbances In his own do
mipion.
The servians' Last stand.
LONDON, August 2l.-Tne Ddly NelCs has
Especial dispatch from AlexinaJz, dated the
18TH inst, which states that General Tcher-
nayen has removed his headquarters 70
Deligrad, where he has 80 900 men for a final
stand. The abandonment of Alexinatz Is
contemplated.
The Peace Party I'm Belgrade.
BALGRADE, 2l.-Since the cabinet council
held here on Saturday last, the peace party
appears 10 have gained ground, and an early
conclusion OF sn armistice is thought prob
able.
Fighting All Day Yesterday.
Fighting was proceeding ali through yes
terday In the direction OF Alexinatz No
official account of the result has vet been
communicated here, from which IL Is appre-
hended the Servians were worsted.
Rus01a In the Back Ground
A special dispatch from Berlin TO the Pau
Mdu b dzefte says. sit is stated that General
Tchperayefs reports OF victory havs
changed the peaceful disposition of the Rus
sian government Even the Car Confidently
expecting q favorable change I'm the POSI-
ton OF the ServiAns, has abandoned media
tory efforts. II Is asserted that the porte
possesses undeniable proofs that the Rus
sian consular agents have been incitins in
Aorrectlon In Bulgaria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

HARRIsONBURG AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILRoAD.-The work of changing the track
on the completed portion OF this road to
3-ioot gauge commenced last week, aud up
TO last accounts had progressed at the rate
OF half mile day. The engineers are ap
preaching Harrison burg, and are expectci
In town in few days. They report having
found an easy grade over the Blue Ridge. It
Is the purpose OF the Royal land company to
put the road under contract from Orange
courthouse to Rawley Springs at once. The
work is to be com pleted In twelve MONTHS
1HQTriSOnbifrO TU.1 Old Dam
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AFRAID TO ARREST "RAIy.rN.rur

AFRAID TO ARREST "RAIN-IN-THE-
FACE The Syracuse IN. " Standard
says: "A private letter receiver at this Of
nee from Lieut.. Roach, dated at Standing
Rock Agency, Dakota Territory, August 3,
says: Rain fn-the- Face, who is reported tn
have killed Col. Tom Custer and afterward
10 have cut his heart out, is now at this
agency. As our force has been too small to
risk trouble in arresting him, he has not
been disturbed We learn from other sour
IS that number OF well-known hostile To-
dams, who were engaged in the Custer mas
sacre, are at the same agency, bul the troops
do not, or dare not, arrest them.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

Cor. MAGUIRB, now serving out q sem
tence OF six months imprisonment for his
connection with the whisky frauds, writes
to the st. Louis Evening Dispatch to cor
rect some misstatement as to the period
when his term Will expire, and threatens to
ma ke IL lively for certain moral reformers
when he regains his liberty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

TIE ORDFR OF AsERIcAE Uxrox-Mr.
NanNortwick, a member of the New Jersey
senate, on behalf OF the orier OF tue o. A.
u, has addressed long letter To Gov HAYES
respecting the seventh plank OF the Ctocin :
natl platform, referring 70 public schools.
and asks OF Mr.. Hayes:
Was the seventh plank OF the Cincinnati
platform merely inserted 70 beguile the o. a.
L. and similar organisations into toe sup.
port OF certain nominees? Is In only a delus
Ion, snare, q lie2 Were the men who so
uprosriously greeted its reading In conven-
ton only so many clsQuers hired 10 get mp q
che ap demonstration? Was the recent con-
test In the United States Senate over this
very last issue only another act In the play
OF deception? With the highest possible re-
spect for you, sir. ask these plain Questions
Tor the enlightenment OF myself, OF the or
ganiZstion with which 1 stand connected,
and OF the hundreds OF thousands scattered
rom Maine 10 California who sympathize
Wild Its principles and approve Its mis-
Mr.. Van NortwIck concludes: "a mere
platform declaration Is not sufficient for tho
earnest workers or the .. A. Il. IL must be
supplemented by sharp, decided action on
membership OF the organization is not the
class OF men whom politicians can iuggle or
catch with chan. They are men possessing
The ability 10 think, 10 reason, 90 Judge, TO
act. Men who have shaken OF the yoke of
party fealty ana dare approve the right
wherever they ind &c. Such men have an
Interest In understanding whether the 7th
plank OF the Cincinnati plank means BUSH
ness or Otherwise. II the resolution be n
sham, mere wordy exhalation, then thew
must bide their time. III on the other hand,
IL means that the school question 10 a line
issue In the present canvass, then they ex-
pect that the word Will be passed 20 make
Eight along the whole line. Until that word
is given and the movement begins In caro-
est they will necessarily feel that they have
no part or lot In the matter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

THE CHEss ToURRAMKNr at Phlladelphia
was COD tiDued Saturday. Barbour lost two
games, one TO Davidson and the other to Ma.
son. contest between ii. K. Bird and p.
Ware. jr., postponed from Friday, resulted
10 draw. The game between Ellison and
Roberts resulted in a draw. Mason won a
well played game from Martinese. Thus
for Mason Is ahead, with Davidson good
second.
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ITHACA, August Zl.-By the upsetting OF
q sail boat on Cayuga lake. yesterday,
James, son Of ]. Q. King, and Patrick Gar,
vey, of Ithaca, and Jacob Lick, OF Rochester,
were drowned. The bodies have not been
recovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

MRS. SrU RGIs, mother OF Lieut.. Stur.
gis, who Was killed In the Custer slaughter.
has become insane from grief. He was her
only soa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

CENTENNIAL QUARTER DAY.-Saturday
Was the frat "twenty- i've cent day" 1t the
centennial exhibition, and being damp and
nnurky the attendance did not come an 10
previous expectations. The paid admissions
numbered 81 4l9.
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THE RESIDENT arrived at Long Branch
at p. m. Saturday, and In the evening drove
along the beach behind q fast trotter, and
was cordially greeted by the promenaders
and riders on the route.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

PERSONAL DIFFICULTY-Wel learn from
private sources that personal difficulty oc-
tween w. r. Manning, of the News, aud
Daniel Dechert, of the Express, In which
Manning attempted to cowhide Dechert. and
was shot, though not seriously.-[ Lynchb,rg
IN \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

RAPE AND LYNCHING.-Sam. Camden q
negro, arrested on Q charge OF rape, was
by Q body OF masked men, yesterday morn
Ing, and hanged. y 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

natl, Alexander Bslfour, an actor was ar
rested Frlday night, charged with writing .
c. Barton's (also an actor name 70 &c, a king
Florence for q loan, Florence replied 70 the
letter, inclosfng o check, which reached
Barton. The latter, not understanding the
matter wrote Florence for an explanation,
who returned the original letter, and the
writer was discovers BY comparing the
by Balfour 10 Manager Miles, OF the Grand
Opera house, asking for q situation. IL Ia
said that Balfour served term In the Joliet
I'LL penitentiary for stealing q trunk from
the Sherman House, Chicago.
CONGRESSMAN SCOTT LORD Is in town to-
day: He paid visit 10 the democratic
headquarters, and had something to DO there
10 satisfactorily explain his "Southern out
ceeding were very deliberately state, out
my informant could not say positiy ely
whether he succeeded IN convincing the
is TO be a meeting of the Tammany people at
the wigvam this evening. and &c Is under
stood he has resolved an invitation 10 be
presently Y. Or. Pltitt Ledger, lsih.
CHEERFUL UNDER CHARGE OF MUIR
DER.-A party OF Philadelphia police sur
prised and captured in q house two miles
from Muncy, IycomiDg county. Pa Satur-
day night, Isaac Day ton, John Fulien and
Chislett at Elmwood, n. J., August S. Their
whereabouts was discovered through q let
ter from Hill 10 his mother, who ii YES as q
ooIneeuc " fnllhotlfula WIN orother OF
q policeman. They deny the change, and
spent yesterday siu sing, Laughing aud I0king
In The central station, Pnilsdelphia.
A SANGUINARY DUKL-TOo Cb,a nusisr
Refugees &dshtsa0 Each O1heT With subres.-A
special dispatch to the London Standard
from Paris reports that q savage duel has
been fought In Belgium between Nm. Pindy
and Chardon, two well known communist
refugees The weapons were sabres. One
combatant received six gashes and the other
eight The nesh was sliced from their fncess
aud both tainted from los OF blood. The
cause or the duel was that the parties had
accused each other Of robbing the commune
SUICIDE BIZ A CLRRGYMAN.-A Pough-
keepsie Eagle special says that Rev. Wms
A Cornell, who resides NJ Freedom Plain,
near that city, nasgea n,mss .n 10 zoe 1909
covered was deed. He 10 supposed % nave
heen temporarily insane Mr.. Cornell grad-
uated at Brunswick College, and was q mlI-
lister Of the first Reformed Church.
1Disraeli, IN one OF his novels. calls n
peersge "a refuge for incompetency, or Q
step toward the grave"
ga London law compels organ-grinders
TO cease playing whenever told 90 DO 90 by q
resident or the disturbed eigh0orhood.
HGen. Blumenburg. OF Baltimore, who
oleo recsntly, LETT all his property 20 his wife
ON condition that she should not marry
again.
~To guard against nre IN westminster
Abbey there IL an order forotc Hing the use
OF any lights but lanterns, and Of sny
matches except those which strike On tos
box only. rs- ra.l
~Ztou church, Montreal. hes extsnded &
call "a a. COO gold. year, 20 the Rsv- Nc.
Bray, of Manchester. England, . Young
clerxymau who preached &C Plymouth
church last month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

TIE WAGES REDUCTION TO employees on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad has created
much feeling among persons interested at
prominent points along the line. Saturday
there were printed notices posted at Pied
mont, Keyser and other places, calling q
meeting NJ Grafton to-day of employees to
determine upon action In the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

SIXTY YEARS AGO, occurred "the year
vfthCut summer" Frost cccurred in every
month Of the year 1916 Ice formed half an
inch thick In May; snow fell to the depth OF
ten inches In Vermont, seven In Maine,
three Ia the Interior of New York, and also
In Massachusetts, in June; ice was formed of
throughout New England, New York aid
some parts of Pennsylvania on the 6th of
July; Indian corn was so frozen that the
greater part was cut down and dried for fod-
oer In August, and farmers supplied them
selves from the corn produced In 1915 for the
seed of the spring OF ISL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

ALABAMA ELECTION FRAUDs.-The At
torney General has instructed the U. 8. dis
trict attorneys In Alabama to commence
suit In certain cases of fraud and intimtda-
ton during the late election In that state
These cases have been reported here, aud
will be prosecuted TO the fullest extent of the
law,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

GENEAL JOHN EATON, Commissioner OF
Education, has gone 10 New Hampshire for
months vacation. During his absence
DR.. Charles Warren, chief clerk, is acting
Commissioner.
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FrOsts Last Night.
The MarkoeA

NEW YORK, August 2l.-Frosts Reported
last night from Port Jervis, N, Y, and NJ IL
ford, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN VIhGINIA.-The
large saw and grist mill at Franklin, South
ampton county, Va, together with million
feet Of lumber. owned BY r. ]. q w. Nicely Il
Co, were totally destroyed by hre last FRI
day night. The IRE originated In the erist
department Cause unknown. Loss go, 600;
fDGurAncN q 600 =
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August q, 1876.

MEETING DEATH WHILE JUMPING FOR
L1BERTY.-George Sheldon and another ne
gro In the United States service In the Van
dalia, at the navy yard, robbed an Off GER s
room OF $500 and concealed the money In
their hunks, where IL was recovered They
were put In irons. On Tuesday night they
broke their shackles and jumped overheard.
The second boatswain heard the splash and
a cry for help. He next saw the body of a
negro hoating out with the tide. He aroused
some of the crew and went ashore. They
found Sheldon's companion hid In the sha-
dow OF some kegs. He was rearrested. Yes
terday the body OF Sheldon was found close
by the 81 ip.-lM Y Sun 18Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

TEE RESCUED FENIANs who arrived In
New York Saturday were visited by large
pun bers Of friends yesterday 1t their hotel.
They shook hands with all callers, and dur
ing the day visited the ahip Catalpa, en-
width they made their escape. Many promi-
nent IIishmen were among the visitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

A SPECIMEN OF TURKISH GOVERNMENT.
A correspondent OF the Times At Cons tan
tinople, gives, merely incidentally, an &C
count OF q transaction In the Turkish Islands
which shows, better than q volume OF argu-
ment, how Turks govern. The people Of the
southern Spo-ades, about lis. 900 In number
living by sponge fishing, belonged In 1892 %
the Kingdom OF Greece, but were handel
over 10 Turkey at the nnal settlement. They
were, however, allowed 10 continue their
self government till, In 1861. the Porte sud-
denly subjected them TO Turkish officials.
and In 1869 deprived them, for no reason
whatever, OF all privileges. and imposed q
variety OF new taxes. The islanders fei
almost en- masse, the sponge fishing boats
sank from $50 TO $50, and the prosperity OF
the islands disappeared. The people are
ruined and the Porte not benefited, the whole
transaction resulting only in pay for a few
officials. This Is the way In which the
Pashss eat mp their own resources under the
status quo in Turkey, which Mr.. DIsraelf
calls upon all wise Englishmen 10 protect.
Suppose the Southern Sporsdes go back 10
Greece, who except pashas Will be the losers2
London Spectator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

farson brownlow pertinently asks what
night have Tilden and Hendricks. both SYM
psthizers vito rebellion, % arrSign the
party which saved the Union Tor levytng
taxes 10 pay the interest en- the national
debt and make annual reductions rom the
principalS 10 10 OF those who pay but those
who make debts that should be srraigDed %
The democratic lead pencil" IL q new
inveb ton one end son, the other hsrd.-lN ".
q. RerNbtlodn- "A correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Ess1sfrt- (dem) accuses q politi-
cal opponent OF violating some OF TIA most
sacred and important OF the Twelve Com
maDdments," and the Cincinnati COaa-clas
(rep.) says: THE EsQ11cr goe< for tnnafion.
and this may account for the Increased num-
ber." The Brooklyn Argss thinks there
10 every reason ca believe that New jersey
will give handsome majority for the re-
publican candidates next November. The
mosquitoes are wearing Hayes aud Wheeler
badges between the shoulder blades 80. The
cleveland IoATdk has come out for Tllden.
.'Jonn u. Thompson. Sergeant At Arms OF
the House OF Representatives, 10 In New
YORK. lie carries q razor. and f. liable 90
rip open Tilden's money bsgs.-[Ohi0 STATS
Journal.
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FEW DIE AND NONE RxsIGN.-see

FEW DIE AND NONE RssIGN.-Secretary
Chandler will give all clerks who resign nov
pay until October LIST. aud all who resign
from September LIST, pay until October 10Th.
designations, 1t Is needless to say, come I'm
very slowly in this department., every body
hoping THAT he will escape Off ,ial deca pita-
ton,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

CARDINAL ACCLosKEY has returned from
Newport 70 his residence In Madison avenue,
n. Y. Els oojourn In the country was az
much benefit 70 his health-so much 90 that
be Is now enabled to attend regularly to the
dikcharHe of his ofiicial duties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

ARMY ORDERS Second Lieut. L. Will
helmi, 1st infantry, is relieved from duty at
Fort Columbus, New York harbor, and or
dered 10 join his regiment without delay
First Lieut.. George h. Ford, Sd cavalry, is
ordered TO recruiting duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

THE TURKISH WAR.
FIGHTING ALL YESTERDAY.
sERVIA'S LAST STAND.
RUSSIA'S LITTLE GAME.
P0RTUGAL'S FINANCIAL SMASH.

A DESTRUCTIVE HURRICANE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

n1The 81. Louis Republican calls for IN
editors strike. Quau on toast three times 9
day, or gore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

dance men" Of the variety shows have intro
ductd summersaults and other ocrobstic
featf Unto their performances. Harry Sem
ate lost his life In trying TO qualify himself
Tor The new phase OF the business. He was
practtsipga summersault 1t Los Angeles,
Cal, when he fell on bis head, and broke his
mech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

THOMAS Y. MosBY has been appointed
gsuger OF internal revenue for the 5th Vir-
E-niR district,
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A PRACTICAL man must b the Rev. p. A.
GoTdell, Of Lee, Mas. He spends his vaAa-
ton In froacoing his church, and they say
he's no dauber. either.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING!
AT REDUCED PRICES,


A FEW or THOSE sPRISG CAss GO SUITS
"a leir 20 close Out for SIS 81 A. SrRACS', 1OII
fennsy anta avenue.
Il VESTS sold regardless, 70 cost. A. srBAU5.
TIE SIS CAss. SUIT down to els. Io1I
Il Pennsylvsnis avenue.
4 IGHT-CoLoRKD CAss PANTS at s4sO and
IL IS that sold for % and 81. a. sTRAUs.
V,HE s1 BJACz CLOTH DRESS SUITS re-
u dueed to SIS. 101I P.nrsylvsnis avenue.
pLAIp OAss. SO SUITS on hand Jet are to be
Il sid for s2. A. sTGAUs.
a GREAT VARIETY OF 0Ass PANTS. all
stysh1a avenue.
RoYsFIss oAss SUITS o. and ss, formerly
ID el0 and en. A. sTkAUS.
A LPAoA LINEN AND MOHAIR DUsrERs 81
"A reduced prices. 10I1 Peausylvanis sveaue.
YoUTHs sn BUTTS selling nov for sn.
EEGLIsH CHECK oAss. ga SUITS to be dis
II posed Of for go: 1oll Pennsylvania avenue
RoYg SCHOOL SUITS, - and o., ct a.
CHILDRIs's SUITS, tour to ten years Of are, }
" isss than cost. 1ell Penn.ylvsnis avenue.
SGSToH oAss. Ga SUITS for o. at A.
a. sTRAUs.
ENGLISH woRsTEO d. B. pRoCK GOATS
u. AS sp, rs slo and en, formerly Us and
VopNe MESS FINE wORsrEp GOATS and
II VISITS iron Is 70 70 years. reduced % = 10, for.
merry SIS lol1 Pennsylysnia avenue.
a LARGE LINE OI CHILDRIs's oAss and
1a, w9ksrE2 SUITS from 70 10 years, great,
VAsT2GE OF The AB6HH BaBGA1ss.
AN vf hahk5 f5LEeTs sE2H
SECURE TIE BEST BAkGAIN.
n1-u lsll PRHHsYLvAHIAAvsSUa
Oed ETi class which / nov man S I1,e.s.
ufacture with eight workmen, SURPRISES
s.Su.s two mail ers~. sIscg al the ssn
Without any pain or anpleasant feeling. They arc
sassia RlSy Glass Tor nsztness and Il Chimes they
eaanot b surpassed. Measure taken end ordss
issAO ALlxsEDER. 1879 Penn. ave-.
tsf-ktpr Inventor. Pstentee and a.oufsotnrer.
FaAHKII.o ssrSeS,1,,. -
ss 1887 PrSssYIvIsTA Avxsys @0
s,natas Brazilian Pebble spect.eiss. dec1-H .issI
e. W. srRAUs
OIIEBBArED CRYSTAL SPRING
ALES AND POR TER.
THOMAS WALSH AGENT,
10Th and streets northwest.
eoso-Im Washington, ID. q.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Allcoek Porous Plasters, Is cents; Godfrey,
Helnb9iAI. BGeh1, - cents; WIisnss Pins ia. .
ss5ts; P,sroe. Di.e Jverys : cents; Bro.n's Ess
% c@I,s Ber.on Celery and 1hsnSmiie Pis ,t IS,
NeurslRis: a cents W. A GBAY, Drugsisf,
.asl2 o. SlL Mass. ave, corner .th street.
ECSEsAL LLowIss yUKNIsHID Al
MIS- Tkiss, .is,cs g.usalme,
srals-lm 500 Ssh street northwest.
RUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.
leo Tub. r,,a. BUTTEs 10 store.
on e6n sses,st, d 81 By Express
ID. = DUTROW,
aosls y 2os Oh 81. OBJ center NJ srkst.
@H ursn.r,ss,r
HARNESS.
TRUNKSi AT
HARVEST
TRUNKS
PRACTICAL MANUFACTURER,
ausSn sos MARKlr SPACE.
MES. Y. L. BARRIssER.
NI TsaeAsr Of Iss PtasO.
.ssse 81 Resiseoos 2Ia1 q ..r.st northwest.
WV. HARMON. l. u. poswELL. DIV. LAszAA
HARMON. BOswKLL d CO..
BuBsI1URE, ppHoLsrERT GOODS AM
DECORATIONS,
, sls 'sh 'sr''s. nssr fsans,i'auis avenue.
SD, S.ssD., CS5;pSE .:I. sgE.IFG..
o's-s ~ .sn ''S.''' s.' SsSHksS,Ssii = CO.
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Inter-
nal revenue, s621 SCI IS; customs, 1914, 625s5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

THE COMMISSION to pave Pennsylvania
avenue have appointed Mr.. John A. Par
fridge, of this city. general superintendent
of paving at $50 per month, aud Mr. ID. w
Bailey, OF bingham, Mass, foreman OF as
phalt work, al 81 per day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

A FEW OF THOSE sPRISG CAs5 Gao SUITS
"A leir 20 close out for SIS 81 A. SrRACS', IOII
lie ANA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

TIE FOUR AND HALF PER CENTS
The Secretary Of the Treasury has not yet
completed the arrangements for disposlng of
the 5000 co of4k per cent. bonds, but it is
probable that the question will be settled
early this week, and The entire amount AIKEN
by various parties composing a syndicate on
favorable terms both 10 themselves and the
government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

PERSONAL President yelling, OF Co
lumbar University, accompanied by his
wife and Mrs. Annie King, Of this city, are
at Saratoga; also the Portuguese minister
and his wife, and Mrs. General Blake and
daughters. '."Wattersou appreciates the
cost Of type-setting In Washington, and con-
tents himself with q two line biographical
sketch In the Congressional Directory. 80.
The WdUe says:-"The most graceful and ele-
CANT lady to be seen on the drives Of Cape
May IL Mrs. Aulfck, widow of the son OF
Commc dore Aulick, OF Washington, d. Q.
She is q tall blonde, with q carriage and
Taste Of dress almost as notable as her beau
ty.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

Inc " DOFy' Centennial.
LIVERPOOL, August 2i.-The Dory "Cen-
tennial," from Gloucester, Mass, arrived
here to-day.
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keepsie Earle special says that Rev. VIM.
A. Cornell, who resides IT Freedom Piainss
near that city, hanged himself In the woods
covered was dead. He 10 supposed % nave
heen temporarily insane Mr.. Cornell grad
uated al Brunswick College, and was q mIr-
ieter OF the first Reformed Church