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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-06


Es-The schoolboy welcomes the days when
mol asses tafy viii not melt.
- You may wear your dusty old straw hat
during the next two weeks only.
D-Colonel Thomas A. Scott left Philadel-
phia on Saturday night for Texas.
~Alexander Sullivan, who killed Q. @.
Hanford in Chicago some time since, has
been Indicted for murder.
S The pugilists Allen and Goss were ar
rested in Cincinnati Monday and compelled
TO give bond not TO fight in the state OF OHIO.
gFrank Quinn died recently in the Phil
adelphia house OF correction from the effects
OF numerous clubbing by q policeman.
FSThe Boston committee on the preserva-
ton Of the Old South church have offered
$500, 900 for the ground on which it stands,
and 1t is stated the offer will be accepted.
S-"Garmenture" is q word invented by
one OF the women who has undertaken to
revolufionize the dress OF her sex.
sI"Smoking will not be allowed on the
rear seats" is the notice In Lynn newspa-
per.
UMund d Abrecht's mansion, Falls OF
picnic picnic resort 1i @ was burned Monday morning.
Loss $40 goo; insurance $4,000.
1At Port Jervis, N. Y, Frank Taylor
was fatally shot by A. N. Rumsey, police
man, while resisting arrest The polieem an
surrendered for xamination.
~ What an unsatisfying world this is. II
no sooner gets cool enough 50 that q fellow
can wear the same paper collar all day than
the women begin to talk about getting thai
parlor stove up.-( Rome Sentinel.
IMr. Vanderbilt's doctors were about
the same at last accounts. Only one OF them
has died since the Commodore was taken III.
No hopes are entertained, however, that any
OF them Will survive him. Chicago Times.
R-Sitting Bull Is thus described by an old
Indian trader Of the North west: "He goes
dressed as plainly and as dirty as any In
dian OF low degree; he has powerful appe-
lite for whisky, and will get drunk when
ever an opportunity Offers"
~Lieutenant Dempsey, OF Utica, fell or
from bis horse during the sham battle,
while the animal was standing perfectly
still, with all the grace and agility OF q bag
OF pink eye potatoes.|R Rome Sentinel
ga Miss HUMPHREYS, OF Gaffney's, South
Carolina, was struck by lightning on Tues-
day last, and knocked senselees for time.
Her hair was singed, her shoulder blistered,
and one shoe was torn from her foot, yet by
the next day she had recovered.
sOIts . common thing for individuals de-
string to raise the wind TO "strtke" some
candidate for ONCE for o I'VE or ten dollar
note for his "infiuence," but three tramps
the other day bounced James II. Cramer, Q
democratic candidate for sheriff OF Blair
county, while he was alone on the road and
relieved him OF o watermelon. A nd they
didn't even promise TO carry district Tor
him.
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RRODHEAD & CO.,

RRODHEAD & CO.,
- s3s PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND 932 ST.,
BETWEEH 9TH AsD 10TH srs.,
Offer 20 their friends, customers and strangers
FALL DkESS GOODS AT X EDUC ID
PhiCES.
Black Lyons sihs, 7sc- per I'd and fOId prices).
Seal brown, navy Blue and Bottle 9Iesn Silks at
old price,,
AL Wool French Csshneres, 7sc. and mp (originsl
dyei,
Black Aipscss aud chairs double fold 25c., up,
Wool FlsnDels. I5c. aud mp,
Androscoggin Blesched Cotton, &c,
eheeting Cotton, sc. aud -,
Linen towels, 81 per dozen and up,
British Hose, OIL 50 per dozen (reee ntly So,
Balbriggan II, Sc. IS per box aud up,
J. Button hid Gloves, SOC. Dob Iotl.
Sutton Kid Gloves IN Black, White, Street aud
Opera cOlOrs. q IS,
All Linen Table Damask Soc. and mp,
ALI Linen D0ylies and Napkins, T5c ana I'D,
Ladies and Gents Underwear &C manUfacturers'
prices,
FIR Tissue for Yelling, 5Oc and up,
COrsets Nhc and up,
Hamburg EdgInE best makesl, Sc. 20 IS per yard,
Gents coed bnslish suspenders. Sc a patr,
New STYLE Laties Belts aud Melted silk Ties,
Ladies and Gents Collars, OUTS. Handksrchisfs,
Kuns, Ties, &c. &c, Of late styles at lowest
market prices. Cali and examine.
BRODHEAD a Co.
soss-ly 939 Penn and 932 street.
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EVENING STAR.


EXTRAORDINARY ELoPEMENr-A Ma
ntos .atcsy HIth TtuO MuTled Women -Tne
Iroy N. ~ Wing or Friday morning q stai.s
ne eNudorolnary circumstances SUMO nd
ing an elopement which occurred in that
city on W wednesday evening. Is Learned foon
one OF The deserted husbands, Eyerett q IN
Out, OF south Troy; On Wednesday evening.
nls VIE, Jane "a. Oa.hout, q woman rather
progressing In appearance, aud thirty
years OF age. left her home In the rear OF ais
"a street. Sne was accompanied by another
woman, who resided In West Troy. and Also
oy oashing young South Tnoian
Mrs. Oathout, the West Trojan and the
ossnlng young man have not put In an sp.
that the trio have formed a kind OF Mormon
relationship. and do not intend TO come
back. The West Troy woman IL forty We
years OF age, and IL is said has q husband ia
that village with whom she has not lived
lately. Mrs. Oathout leaves behind her
three children. the oldest being but 3 years
OF age. The matter has been placed In the
hands OF the detectives, and every effort is
being made TO discover the whereabouts OF
the missing ones.
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CHAHCERy SALE OF RHAL ESTATE AT
~ AUCTION, ON TaI MOk RI sIDl or MAS
eACHue1TI6 AvEHUn, BETWEEN
f fUnunv s SVNfFNHTHyL wH 1al AID HtG

BY virtue Of decree OF the upreme Court Il
OF the District OF Columbia, passsd In Equity :.4
auction, in front Of the premises, on sATURDAY.
September IS, 1876, st O'Clock m, Lot s. In
mepfs thereon.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-fourth cash: the balance I'm
from the day Of sale, bearing interest from the
OF sale ct eisht go Der centum per annun, or all
election Of the purchaser. The title to Do retained
until Al OF the purchase money and the interest
thereon 10 paid. II the terms Of sale ere NOT COM
Piled with within seven Gays nom the day Of sale,
we reserve the right 10 rssell the property ct the
risk and cost Of The dsfauitipg purchaser. All coz
ysyal chg q Iurchsssr' cost. $40 deposit on 90
JAMES 3. EpWARps.l r-,.....
WIN. r. pUMWQ0DY.
peIl-eo&ds =. J.eNEIT, Auctr.
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Two BRoTHERs Kill EAcH OrHrR

Two BROTHERS KILL EACH OTHER
Two brothers namet Kitchens, last Thurs
day attended a political meeting al Aiken,
Z. On returning home one OF the brothers
had bottle OF whisky, OF the contents OF
which he refused To let his brother imbibe.
In addition to the whisky both brothers were
armed with guns and pistols. The result was
that both of them were killed, expiring on
the county road within few feet OF each
other.
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THE SEARCH FOR SITTING BULL.-The
Pioneer Press OF st. Paul, MIMI, has q de-
spatch dated the North Bank OF the Yellow
stone on the 9th ultimo, 10 the effect tn at
Sitting Bulls band was endeavoring to get
back 10 their old hunting ground on the Dry
Fork OF the Missouri, and that General Terry
had divided his com mand and was marching
70 intercept them. A despatch 10 the Chicago
Inter Ocean says the impression is general
among the officers and men of the command
that the campaign is likely 10 prove an in
mense wild goose chase.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

WAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL KS.
TATE ON 9Th STREET, BETWEEN AND
STREETS H0RTHWRsT, IMPROVED BY
LARGE CUMfORTABLE DWELLING.
BY virtue of a decree OF the Supreme Court -
OF the District OF Columbia, passed IN equity Jun
cause No 4S22, Of Charles x. Smith ct al .A.l
against William Ii. Pope ct al the undersigned as
trustees will sell et public auction, In front Of the
premlses, on THURSDAY, the 2 LIST day OF Septem
Der, A j. le76 at O'Clock p. m ell that part Of
Lot No. s, In eQusre 80 43l, commencing on 9Th
street west IA feet and inches from the northwest
corner OF said lot running thence due south IA feet
north II feet AND inches, and thence west TO the
place OF beginning, with the improvements thereon
and sppurteDsnces.
Terms CT sale: One-fourth OF purchase money
cash on day OF sale or within Gays therefro n
and the residue In three co nal ailments at Il
and IL months from cay Of sale; the purchaser or
purchasers 10 81 e his, her or their Sromissory
notes Tor the deferred payments bearing interest at
per cent. per snnum from dsY OF sale until paid
day OF eale or within seven days therefrom No deed
given until all purchase money and interest ali be
paid IL the purchaser or purchasers fail to CON-
ply with the terms of sale within seven DAYS the
trustees reserve she right to resell the property
the risk and costs OF defaulting purchaser or pur
chasers, after seven days Advertisement In the
Evening Star" ALI coDyeysnOing at costs OF the
purchaser or purchasers, deposit of $50 will be
required " hen Pr perty IL sold.
WILLIAM J. MULLER,
JOB BARNssD. Trustees.
<s6 La. avenue,)
sept cod Law Reporter
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JOB LOT, CHEAP

100 Ladies all LiEen ColIsrs q So each sod at Is
20 pieces doubIe-wIth black Alpacas, &c.
ruo NOhair doubls-width at &c., sold
10 pieces pure MokAir, verJ fine, .. SOC, sold ct Sc
Fsn Popiins, 6oubIs vidth-BottIe Green, Navy
Blue, Seal BrOwa, Cardinal, ct 25c. Per yard.
Black Csshmares, 50, q, rs, SO, 81, etc.
Heavy Canton FlsnneI, Sc.
New Fall Prints, SIC.
~ wide sbeetinE Cotton, 10 and 3sc.
FlaLneIs, q vise, &c.
English CsIcoes, yard wide, l2Kc.
Bed Ticks, 10, L, IS, 70, sc.
Table Linens. 81, &C, IS, Soc, etc.
Fall Underwear for Ladies and Gents.
Nottingham Lacss cheap.
BED. Blue, and Gray Twill FIsnnels cheap,
At CM. TOWSON a co,
ESQ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
sug0 eOtr South sids, near 7th.
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ACTION OF Con LIvkR OIL IN DISEASE
Buchhelm finds that cod liver oil mas an acid
reaction, and contains, In addition TO the
ialty glycerides. free fatty scids-oleic.
etearic, and pshnitic-the quantities nj
which vary In different kinds OF oil. but
cent; and no hillary matters are present IN
ihe OIL It's value, according TO BuckheIm,
cepends on The presence OF the free fatty
acios, s'nce The absorption OF fats is precet-
cd, 10 certain extent AT least, by their dis
lDtegration into glycerine and fatty acids;
aud as the latter are introduced In coiltyer
OIL In their free condition, and thus easily
unite with the alkslies OF the intesti nal
juices To form soluble and easily absorbed
soaps ard combinations. part of the fl ges-
live work is spared, which is OF importance
for weak persons with deficient power of pro-
cucIng The gastric iuices.
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A STROKE OF LIGHTNING ENDS A Sc
DUCERS CAREER-Charles Manlove, OF
Jasper county, Says the Greenfield MOI We
dette, who was arrested last spring for the
seduction and murder OF his sister -in-lsw
Miss Belle Douglas, was killed last week by
stroke or lightning, while riding on horse
BACK along the road about four miles west
OF Joplin, near the Stevens diggings. The
electric fluid struck him on the top OF the
head, and, passing down, broke tn rec ribs on
The right side, then divided, one charge pass
Ing down the right leg and the other down
the left. The horse he was riding was also
killed. "
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DRoPOsALs FoR BRIoKs.

OFFICE OF BUILDING FoR STATE, WAR AND
hAyT DEPARTMENTS, 2loo PENN. AVE-.
WAsHINGToN, ID. O., Sept. ID, lS6.l
Sealed Proposals, Endorsed /" fropossle Tor
Bricks, will be received 81 this ONO until y
nverine % the site OF the HAST WING OF building
for state, War and Heyy Departments, one and one
All 20 be Of the BEST quality, hard burned, Ned
Bricts; Of uniform size and 9tthe same dimensions
To be subjected at any time 20 such tsso - %
hardness and ourstilty 81 the knelneer MAJ re.
hund ed thousand bricks each week.
Tacb Bidder no asst de 20 &c with hts bid one thou.
sand dollars IN currency or United stat 90 bonds
The money or bonos deposited viii be retu rned
10 the unsuccessful bidders when the contract An
awarded; and % the successful bidder When be ex-
ecutes his contract Bot failure enter into CON
tract within i've days amer the award shall forfeit
the money or bonds 30 the United States q liqui-
dated damages.
for, VIII be exscted when the contract s exeoutsd
o. 3. BABO0CK,
Oolonel OF Engineers. u. D. Army,
Depx-W Ohief wngtnoer in CharGe.
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AN USHEARD OF CASE OF Insanity
few days ago one Harry Simmons, OF
Lyons, Ia, attempted TO put a quietus on
himself with strychnine. 1t was evident that
his mind was not sound. A medical invesu-
CATION disclosed the fact that for q long time
he has been suffering from in-growiug eye
lashes, causing great pain and irritation.
Plucking them out failed To remsd y the diff
ficulty. This had SO worried him as 10 pro-
duce insanitv
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AID OHIO RAILROAD
sEFTKMBKR 81, lsr6.

skFIkhBER 3D, lsf6.
Am. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
e99-bBsinin ORE Tlieott 0ity aad Way Stations.
s n.,n 81 Of BVcis and intsraediats station,
7:lo-BaItfn.ore and Alexandria junction.
ci ~. lo1f, Philsdslphis aud Boston Ex
ssfnIday. syi IL; tpsssac, Thu sdsS aud
VA va; , fnlim.n Pa,lor Oars. SUNDAY, SOP, at
q sco1: KS &C. sSpS way ss.on,
s$9 -SSsl%Sre S ana way s,ss,i1n. ,.,u.
oakland, rrederief, Hseersto sn. aud valley
s:3s.N.w iork LinitSd * sress, Baltimore AID
Pm fhilad'lphis. Sunday to Baltimore only.
ia;is.Pslt;,Dors. Way Stations. Ellieo.t City a-d
1:I0-New \ ork. Phil .deIphia ard Norfolk Ex.
press On SUNDAY, all Way Stations s.d Bal
s:so-Baltinors and Way Stations.
s" Sitv r,sSse snd Lsprei hIpress IIieott
I:ss.Frtdsriek and Point Il RSois.1 via Ms.HS:
pOlfiAn anch
eiDSaii AND Iou. snH sap s.0i e..
cert Saturday daily n Berkeley, Der Park,
I'm tram on ssir rday Haserssown aud
wineb,st'r Sleeping cars to Uineinnsti and
s4s-baI,iinore aud Way Stations. Connects
Ter snrseoiis. suntsy
1:c5-bsiii sUrv and Way Stations
7;S2.Phtsturs, Cbicsso, Columbus and San
s:ao-M.rIln burg, Way Stations on nsiroDOli-
tan Branch.
s:eO-tal,iniore, Blsdensburs, Belts Vile, Lsu-
rel Relay.
10:0O-Sew York and hil,del phis Night Ex-
ert.s lsepirg Cars to New York.
Io:o5-BaltimoTe AID principsl way stations.
1O:4O-msrti burg and Way Stations, Metropoli-
ian Brsucb.
11:43-St. Louis Express. Chicago. Columbus,
ssrdusky, Ne~ark, Berkeley, Deer Park and
Oakland slsepers
1:1O. s:lo. s:40.s:3s g. m: lao. 5:4S. 5:45,
90: 1908. 7:33, $40, 800, 1000, 1905 and
HAS D m daily.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection Sunday tor Hsgerstown or Val
ley Branch; or for New York and Philadelphia at
$40 o ard 40 m.
For further Information apply st the B.ltimore
ard Ohio Ticket Offices, W ashingtou Stations and
asa, Sol and COS Pennsylvania avenue aud 613
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
for baggage TO be checked and received any point
in the city.
TBOs. E eHAR P, Master of Transportation
CObE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. kOSNTZ, Geperal Agent. sep4.tr
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a DAY OF FATAL ACCIDsNrs.-In New
York city, on Friday, Patrick Lsmey fell
down stea mer 8 hatch way aud was Instant
falling down stairs; Thomas Mccall died OF
lockJaw from nail being run into his foot;
Madeline Watson was run over and killed
John Martin died from the effects OF lager
beer keg falling on his head; Margaret
Holstine was killed by being run over by a
horse car; Mary Lugneer, 50 years old, was
burned TO death, her clothing taking fire
nom n lighted candle; an unknown bow was
found drowned In East river, and Michael
Aiken died OF sunstroke.
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RARGAINS ONLY!

GOOD WHITE TLANEEL, IL.
INCELLEST YABD WIDE WHITE PLAN
HEL, 2s.
Remnants Excellent BLEAOHED COTTON, O.
Remnants Fest CALICO, sk
LOhsDALH CAMBRIO, IS.
Coed BLACK aLPAOA,G.
Pure Elk BLACK MOHAIR, 50, worth rs
Excellent BbAUk ALPACA,Sl.
widest Ali Wool BLACK OAsHMLRE,Ts.
BLACK SILKS VERY CHEAP, q, eI IS, CLIO
0l.75.
CARTERS, TOT Morket spsce
Every day receiving new yALL DRESS
GOODe and al inds OF New Goods
TABLE LINEN, excellent quality, all linen, 50,
worth IS.
BOYS CB sSIdEEEs, 81, 20 g.
Excellent = u TIUk. IS
Largest WHITE BLANKET, s3sJ, worth es.
aus3I-fr
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HOUSE. GEORGETOWN, d. O.,
COLLECTORS OFFICE, August I'D, l06.

To Az rh0W q way coNcDU:
whereas, the Schooner called the :. Aechauic." OF
washir gtoB, d. tons 20 Is, official number 6,sSl
vas seized as Wasbineton, d. o., July ~ 1875, for
Violation OF section |, 81 Reyieed Statutes:
Notice n hereby given, that any person claiming
the above mentioned vessel shall appear within
twenty DAYS from the date hereof and file With the
eefher WITH bond n the penal sum Of two hundred
and ffty dollars, conditioned that IN cass Of the
oondemnstiop Of tho article seixed the obligorS
sha Day IN the costs md exIensss Of slit; ether
Vie Iskal Srorssd 70 ssll she nid veal md her
SDuurtenapceS, In accordance With the REQUIRE
I'M on ooc son Revised etatntes.
op23-Wk CHA1L0 n E4oL1b b, Collector.
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SCIENTIsTS.-A meeting OF A merican and
foreign scientists vas held in the Ohio state
building on the centennial grounds Mon
day for the purpose of forming an Interns-
tional Archaeological association. Perma-
nent officers were elected and q committee
was appointed to draw up bylaws for the as
eOciatlOn.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

OFFICE or PuBLIc BUILDINGS AND oRouNDs, 2
CoHe PeEasglrdasd aDssse asf 1ln Nrsa,f
WASHINGTON, ID. O., August q. 80 y
Sealed ProposAis VII be recefved unm ~
BKR II, l1G, for furnishinG tets onoe VIA u eeis
Tor The fiscal year ending June -. lM
for fortAsr isformstes 80 saSnoooK.
sur1u-M Dol, o. nnginesrs, q. D, A.
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CHANglRY SALE OF PROPERTY ON
FIRsT AND 6EOOAD STREETS EAST, AT

By virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Oourt4ne
OF the District Of Columbia, passed In Equity
l4th day of September. 1876, at 5 O'Clock m, in
front ef the premises, offer for sale Of public
ing front Of eighty six feet five inches on north
hundred and ffty six feet.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money In cash,
ADO the residue In two equal psyments. q sx and
red payments to be occurred By the purchaser notes
Deed given the final ratification Of the sale, and
. deed Of trust taken to secure the deferred Day.
ments, else deed given upon the full payment OF
the purchase money. COMPROMISING at the pui cha
ser6 cost. deposit Of q 100 win be req uired g
soon q sold. RtGlHALD rENDALL,
Trustee, 32S ~ street north vest,
ausS0-d DUHCANeON BIOS, Auots
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DRY GOODS.
FALL DRY GOODS.

Buy WCri EIsnrels " hiIa cheap. rom u 70 7sc.
Canton Fi9r usls,s. 10, l21a 70 sc
Ladies sbd hsus Knit Underwear, s0c up.
Cbesp Ire Early tall Dress Goods, 70 be closed
out, FRI m l71f 20 15c
Colored CasBmeres in all new shades, from 300.
TO oI.
Black Osshneres, double width, 6esc. 70 81 IS
Black silks still offered AZ old prices, although
worth from . 70 Sc. pes yard more.
Fall Dress Goods, in new shades OF sn kinds, 4c
Cashmere for men and boys. Soc per yard u7.
Heavy BED Twill rlannel, sc.
Carpets 1T reduced prices
Always good value for your money.
+. n. NAUOAIN,
seDt-tr 709 Market psca
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or MOEpAr September nth. 1876, at 81 -
ises. 4 OF Is. in square SIS, fioniing on Ne~A
Jersey avenue. between \ and streets northwest
depth ,boreof.
Terms: One four Ii cash; balance In 6, II, IS and
"A monthe, for notes otatiDg st per cent par
mum, aud secured BY q deed OF uu on the property
sold All conveyaDcfpG et p1rcesseTs cost. $50
down when the property 10 ack OF.
seDe-o WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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WORK AND WAGEs-The manufacturers'
board OF trade at Fail River, Mass have de-
cidsd that IL the market remains on the first
or October substantially as now they would
restore half the last cut down of wages Tue
spinners OF the Flint mill have demanded
immediate restoration OF wages, but no
strike has yet taken place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-06

LOVE, JEALOUSY AND MURDER fatal
shooting snfay took rlsce at Ash Grove, H.
linois. last week, by which George sleeper
was Killed. From all accounts, a. appears
mar sleeper and young farmer. named
bert Fleming, were rivals for the hand OF q
young lady. Sleeper had won. aud was 10
De married last Tuesday evening. Tuesday
leming called on the lady, and on leaving
the house met Sleeper At the front door.
AIIer some words, Fleming shot at Sleeper
sho they clinched and fell together from the
sIeps 70 the ground, Fleming uuderneath.
a,t uen nred smother shot, taking effect in
Sleepers right lung, causing deats In a
SNORT ume. AZ last accounts Fleming WAS
al large. Both are said TO have been ouiet
AID Peaceaole young men heretofore.
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BkoKEN BROKERS-rhe firm of Randolph
BE Niey n Co, brokers, OF New York aud
Philadelphia. suspended Monday. They
have no contracts at New York aud their
entire Indebtedness In Philadelphia is only
spout 5000. their BUSINESS being manly
with out of town customers. The amount OF
their liabilities is not known. w. b. Clark,
9 New York broker. also failed Monday.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs ROB HYDRAULIC oIMEsr

OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR AND
NAVY DEPARTMENTS, 2100 PENN AVE,
WAsHIsGToS, ID. q, Sept d, is76.S
Sealed Proposals, fndorsed PROPOSALS for Nv.
drsuic Dement," VIII be received al this once IN
til ~ clock on the 1lth instant, for furnishing
and delivering ct the site OF the EAsT WING of
building for State, War and Navy DEPARTMENT.,
three thousand barrels. more OF less OF ydraulic
dement, OF such brands approx cd and used by
the officers Of the United States Corps Of Enaf-
neers, and by the euperyfsing Architect OF The
Treasury Department.
O.E BABOOOK,
Colonel OF rpgineers, q. 8. Army.
eep2 81 Chief Engineer in Csaree.
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AFRAID OF THE PooR-HoUsE-A man
named Mccain, who had for some time
oeen q saloon keeper at Athensville Ill.
out VINO has been absent for several weeks
returned Saturday. He found tnat a youth
whom he had left in charge OF his business
lad squsndered all the receipts. Sunday
by man named Seymour with his throat
cut and savage cash In his arm. Hewas
just able 10 whisper, and stated that he did
IL hllnselt. In explanation, he said that he
had but hfty cents left aud when thai vas
gone he would have 70 go 70 the poor house
or go 10 h. Preferring the latter he cut
ms throat Somes hopes were entertained
that his life might be saved. but ne aied
Sunday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-06

A SCHOOL TEACHER KILLED-A white
school teacher named Harris, q native OF
Sumner county, Tenn, was assassinated at
Anderson Station, In that state, Saturday
night Misunderstanding as TO the selection
OF teacher is supposed to be the origin OF
the murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-06
AUCTION SALES.
JAMES GUILD, Auctioneer.

On THURSDAY. September 1th. ct I0a
ocioek, We will sell, ~ 63s Penea. avenue, "
shut Chsmher and Psrlor Suites. air -
lions, &c IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-06
GOVERNMENT SALE OF QUARTZ RMAS
TER'S STORES, &c.
BANKERS.

Es3: 5sS SThi eSH Soe &c., s;ssHlns
"A and Brokers, no. ~ Wan street, make for
customers desirable Investments Of large or mall
amounts in stocks Of Legitimate character, which
frequently pay from fve TO twenty times The amount
invested every thirty days.
stocks bought and carried % long q desired On
deposit Of nve Der cent. Oirculars and weekly
ports sent free. aDn ooly
500 r HHY1 4 sfsUPI FA b Sl.7OO
3urfnG the post few months, under our Improved
UGtem Of operating IN efocks. Risks reduced o
hG fun Information sent On sHlliestion.
ayD-us Bsaksn and Broksrs. . Wan H.. II.