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AN ExACrING WIFE.-Mrs. Newman. the
wife OF New York merchant, who CHARGED
her husband with "sixteen years OF Constant
cruelty" admitted on cross-examination
that on one occasion she sold 81 900 worth OF
furniture for so, and that ON another her
husband permitted her TO "scratch his hands
for ave minutes on condition that she would
refrain from screaming 80 as 10 arouse the
whole neigh bOrhOOd.O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-28

A PROPOSED PIGEON EXPRESS IN Ne
yADA.-At Eureka, Monday last, Mr.. Fitch,
the operator at the Atlantic and Pacific Tel
mon tame dove or pigeon, with Instructions
to attach message to it and turn 1t loose
Immediately on the arrival OF the stage at
Typo. Yesterday morning the bird was
found in Its cote in this town, having re-
turned some time during the night. On one
OF It's legs was string, but the paper upon
which the message was written was gone,
having probably been pecked off by the bird.
The distance between the two places on an
air line is about eighty miles. There Is no
Geographic communication with either Tybo
or Belmont, and Mr.. Fitch intends to pro-
cure number of regular carrier pigeons to
work between Eureka and those places. 1t
is novel operation in this country, but we
can perceive no reason why IL should not
prove successful ONE Phoebe (NeUadd) Re
c0Td, JulU ith.
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CITY ITE MS.

HATs-A good assortment OF Styles and
Sizes of Gentlemen's, Boys aud Childrea's
Straw Hats can still be found at Lewis, 920
9Th street, between I and X; also, Trunks,
Nalises and Bags 1t very low prices for cash.
POPULAR IMPROVED SODA with granu
lated ice. koLB's. corner 7th and Z streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-28

pibuILDINc PERMITS issued by Inspector
1owman Asa Whitehead, q brick we'll
~ sootn side between 5th and 9th streets
s,crr ssssS $500. George Burgess, I'VE two
sas y: 20 oe e 18th and 18th streets north
49, 1870 SSoS,,, isaac 3 Hollidge, a two-story
nue., between p and ode New Jersey avs
e1,Oo0. eNs hortnWesS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-28

A BOY SHOT IN THE LEG.-Iast even-
residing on Capitol Hill, was shot in the Zoe,
py tne explosion OF metallic pistol carr,
ride with which he was playing His plan
OF operauons was 70 place large stone be-
tween his legs, and with hammer To striISa
down on the PERCUSSION cartridge. The bali
passed into his leg and the services of a
physician had 70 be procured To extract IL
and dress the wound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-28

THHRf is DO denying the fact tia, ma ~,
ne very pest places In the city TO suit youp'
trunk, yalise, travelling bag, shawl st,sre
&C, Is from the immense aud we'll ssscrP;
stock AZ the mandatory OF James 8. ron.
extending from the roof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-28

A SELF-AccUsED PoIsoNER DIscHARG-
ED-Augusta Kastin, the nineteen year. old
ing with oxaiic acid the little son OF Tic6o.
las Aeyne, OF 80 Sd avenue, and who was
supposed to be laboring under some derange.
ment of mind. was discharged yesterday at
the coroner's inquest. Two physicians, DIR.
Francis Heuel, Of No. 103 east 10th street,
and DR.. VIM. Stafford, assistant professor OF
anatomy at the college Of the city of New
were found in the boys body, and no traces
OF anything abnormal except IL 10Oths OF a
grain OF mercury from eight ounces of the
suspected fluids and portion Of the stom-
ach. The jury found that death was due to
natural causes, the foreman suggesting thai
the cat which Augusta said she had similar
ly poisoned be also examined. The mother
OF the boy Is unc8nvinced OF Augustus limo.
cence.-[M Y World, 9Th.
THE WORKING MEN FROM PARIs.-The
American Register says: "The delegates
sent by the work men OF Paris to the PhiIa-
delphia exhibition have arrived in America.
The representative OF the printers sends q
ing his fraternal greeting and q very mourn
ful account OF their treatment on board ship,
where they were slowed away in the steer.
iSsir m nesy Were ", oolged to h sleep and take
cutta, where there were fifty beds, and had
10 eat and drink from tin vessels. However
on arriving at the other side of the Atlantic,
Trey were feted by the democratic societies,
and described in the newspapers as import.
ant persorages, which seems to have res tored
their good humor to some extent"
"BREAD OR BLOOD r'-In Cincinnati, at
an early hour Wednesday morning, several
bundred unemployed workingmen assem-
bled on the esplanade, In Fountain Square,
In pursuance OF call published in Tuesday
mornings papers. After listening to speeches
from Samuel Cary and others upon the de-
plorable condition of the workingman, &c,
they went In procession to the city buildings
to demand OF the mayor "Bread or blood 10
as announced by one Of the leaders. Upon
their arrival at the buildings, no one seemed
willing to wait upon the mayor with the
demand, and after q half hours waiting and
discussion the crowd dispersed. The mayor
had been appraised OF their coming, and had
placed strong guard OF policemen around
the buildings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-28
MI grkOPOLIrsN N. X. CHURCH..
EXCURSION DOWN rHK POTOMAC.

metrosolitsD y; Church Sabbath schocI ans
their friends VII leave 9Th street -T-A
wharf SATURDAY MKT, 2tb. xKaG
ynlyt AZ 30 m and spend the dsS 80 mhA-
SHALL HsL retUrDi1s ats D M: and AZ y no \.
VII return down IN, river sixty mice = d back al
II Pm.
Tickets for either OF b. trips: Adults. 50 csnts:
children, . cent?; cen be bad 90 the Bookstores.
The elegant new steamer MATTASO - engaged
for both trips. iy26 IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-28

~yoseph g. Noreus, United states consul
o Tnnidads died Tuesday, the 18th Inst, Of
yellow 1evels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-28

CHoLxRA PRODUCED By Roor BEBR.-A
Jersey City paper Of Wednesday evening
says: A young man named Cunningham,
residing near the corner OF Seventh and Erie
streets, died yesterday from the effects OF
drinking too much root beer on the Fourth OF
July last, which, with the intense heat,
prostrated him. Cholera soon set in, and
after lingering along several weeks he died
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-28

~The ex- Governor Of Salonica has been
sentenced to one years imprisonment
1.-Two men Of the American dshing
schooner OYiolA Voro niokod m ~ nea md
have BEEN landsd 6 Liverpool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-28

THE TOWN OF NIssA, where the invai-
Ing Servians were lately defeated by the
Turks, has had q remarkable history. It
has fortified citadel on the banks of the
Nishawa, and is an important strategic
point. Constantine the Great, who adorned
the place with magnificent buildings, was
born at Nissa. There the Emperor Claudius
III In the year 268, defeated the Goths, so, 900
OF whom were killed. Attila destroyed the
place, but 1t was rebuilt by Justinian. There
Julian the Apostate received the news of
the death Of his adversary, Constantine. The
Crusaders marched through the town re-
peatedly. II was conquered by Sultan
Amurad In 1875, when the Servians and Bull
garians were compelled to pay him tribute.
The town fell into the hands of the Chris
tians, when Vladislav, King OF Poland and
Hungary, Joined with Voyvod Huuyod to
destroy the Turks in 1889, but came into the
possession OF the Turks again In 1iii. 1t re-
manned so until 1889, when the Grand Vizier
was defeated there by the Germans. In 1890
1t capitulated to the Turks. 1t was retaken
by the Austrians In 1881, but again surren-
dered. Near there the Servian prince, Ste
phen StDgelfch, entrenched himself In 1909,
but being overcome by superior force blew
up his entertainments with powder, destroy
Ing himself and his assaiIants. 1t was then
the Turks built the slower of skulls" put
ting 1000 Servian heads in the front wall,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-28
Weather Probabilities Io-day.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July d, 1sI6. :
For tnc middle states, warmer. partly
cloudy weather during the day, with fresh
southerly to westerly winds, falling barom.
eter, followed by raid during the evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-28

POVERTY AND SUICIDE.-Yesterday after
noon Mrs. Mary Brashiers, residing at No.
100 North Washington street, attempted to
commit suicide by taking laudanum. DR..
Rusk administered the proper remedies, and
years OF age, and is the mother OF q child
four months old. She has been married
fourteen months. Poverty and cruel treat
ment are assigned as the cause of the rash
act.-lB oh0. american, 2Sth.
HOUNDS. - John Agile, the North Bergen
farmer, who recently had Q quarrel with
Sylvester Wtlm0uski, Union Hill tailor,
and set two bloodhounds on him, was sur
rendered by his bondsmen on Saturday
night. The tailor was frightfully lacerated
by the ferocious dogs, and the Q attending ply
s1c1ans fear that he cannot survive.-(JHsey
GUY Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-28

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Duncan
son Bros, auciioneers, sold yesterday after
noon, by direction OF Arthur FendaII and
tn. Jesup Miller, trustees, lot IS, In Wilt
berger's subdivision OF square 442. with the
improvements, 10 Mr.. A. r. l.. Reese, for
300. Also, by direction OF the same mar
ties, the south . feet front by the depth
!hereof oi lot u, in square 423, improved by
Two small brick stores, to Mr.. George Gold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-28
I YCIUM BUBEAU EXCURSIONS.
ON THE mABY wAsHIEGroN.

Delightful trips 60 the invigorstins
WIDNEsDkY KvESISG. .=
The boat leaves 7th street wharf 1T As q mi and
returns 81 nls. Tickets, % cent?, ct the Holly
Tree Lunch Room ~ q st the boat
n. B.-Day trips will be given from time 20 time
In connection With churches and Sunday Schools OF
which due notice will be given.
~Churches, Sunday Schools, &c, that purpose
swing Excursions will find IL greatly III cir adj
Vantage 60 confer with the Lyceum blreau, sos
9Th street, before making arrangements iyl7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-28

CArARRH, discharges from the head and
all other chronic diseases cured. Doctor
Hartley demands no fee until the best evil
denee Of success has been realized from his
treatment. Office 500 9th street n. W. ISL:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-28

AUNIIONEERS' SUITS AG AINST THR dis
Yesterday Messrs. Enoch Totten
and r. L. browning entered suits for a num-
Der OF auctioneers against the District for
amounts alleged 10 have been paid by them
rs business tax In excess OF the amount pre-
scr1oed by law. The suits are entered In the
names OF ThOs. bowling and c. G. Duncan
son, as survivors of the firm OF Duncanson a
Co. for s2422S; c. c. Duncanson, STA on; w.
b Williams, 81 ,Is7 IS, and 7. F.. Waggaman
S31s.10.
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SUNDAY EXCURSION
LADY OF The LAKE. If

Hereafter and until further notice, the Lsdy a
the LAKE vii make regular Excursions, leaving
ner wneii, loot OF 9Th sti Get, at m, Tor i've
hours TIP on the Potomac, arriving home pro mpt-
~ ats m.
Fare, so cents; children half price
7th and 9th street cars 20 directly &C the wharf.
ieH-sn
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, i.rs
mi. an a-A-.

VIII give the fret OF a series Of ExouI sious. BY
s ssss e. mel :: =. sf Avs
portunify % visiting that hist a eitr the rrte
of the tickets has been placed st 3 round trip.
The train VIII leave eSh s'reet depot ~ n D N and
Will return 20 Msshin ston early Nondsy morning.
thus afording ample me 90 visit eli tne places Of
Interest special Ps,A.G Cars Tor lssies. and extrs
Tickets can be prtcaret at eli the prfnriph Ho-
tells usic ard Drne stores ard &C tbs sot on the
evening Of the eNcurslOn
eS 10 RlCHhoNp KITrRN ir.z o.
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More interviews.

sill, the Gagesse's mill griads out inter
views, Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, . WAR
wick in presidens-making, says that with
Tuppy AZ the Democratic candidate the
North would not be alarmed into CONSOLE
dating itself against him by reason OF his
having the support OF the South. nor could
the Radicals make any false issues on the
financial question against him. His nomi-
nation win, therefore, guard us against both
the sectional issue and the financial issue.
In Mr.. BIAIR's Judgment TiLDES and
THURMAN ought TO be- nominated at St.
Louis.
Hon. 3, A. WILLIS, Of New York, said
IL TlLDsN is nominated the discontinued
Republican vote OF New York and Nassa-
chusetts, amounting to fifteen per cent. Of
that party vote in those States, will attach
itself to the Democracy unless the Cincin-
natl Convention should so out OF its lines to
get candidate.
He added:
"Bayard is exceedingly popular III New
York. Tie is young man, and he can wait.
Personally he would be my choice If ayaila-
bic. Thurman is much esteemed, but Ii Is
not thought that he has courage, or, at least,
that he might have shown more in his own
State last fall. The Ohio fiasco is q great
blessing to the Democratic party. Ohio and
Indiana united would have been exceed
ingly dangerous in the Convention; divided
and surging between opposite purposes
they will become anonentity, and the saving
power Of the party will assert ITSELF
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.E..sBRDIHERStsD
BROTHERs.; 8,

III = = st
Ia ii, NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY. &,
Il. so pieces NEW DRESS GOODS from 12;sc. up
.',e4eti to 81 per yard !; ,figjti Is. .l1fi ga
i z.e BLACK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bargains
ss BLACK and COLORED SILKS at greatly
reduced prices; 80. t, al
~ CAthlrRE DE FRANCE at sI6c-
~; general selling price, s2.25;f. Ii!
y h2i FINER SILKS accordingly cheap: Il,
go pieces 40c. ALPACA at gle;
l 25 pieces 50c. ALPACA at37E9c.;
-. 10 pieces MoHAIR LUsTREs at 5oc.-re-
III o duced from 70c.; ~ 2 ~ W. ~.
,.,e,E FINER GRADES ut &c., 70c1 and 81
81. gz,:, forty per cent below their value; -
AZ. dozen READY-MADE DREss-sHRTs of
..,.4., ,Wamsutta cotton and, finest Irish linen
IN F,a,,s.t at 81 -, sq3-. nd; i3ifs - !y:at 70
- leo dozen TOWELS from SC. mp to &c. apiece
= NAPKINS: and 'DOYLIRS at 75e, worth
,,r S1.n5 per dozen; y f,....,.:s. t.,ael r
10: 40 case, new PRINTS and PERCALES; ~.
:"sri5. A fun stock OF DROWN and I3LEACHBD
t9.t9 Z? GoTTONS and sHEETfyGs at market
10000 yaRRa ascees;a MBR1c EMBRoDER1Es at s
~ mo- and sc.-worth double the money! -
1000 yards EDGE atone shilling-wonld be cheap
200 pair CoRsETs al 4sl.5o-reduced. from
s2.75: .sr-.r.., -.-.,,,fa n.ra. &
I5C, pair at 81 worth $3.50, fully; :.
Don't miss this chance If you want to huy = good
CORSET for little money. i
NEW pARASOLS added to our large stock; ~,
Bargains In CAssIMERES, COATINGs, and VEST
INGS; ~ r:..i. !1a.u -; J,;J
Great inducements offered in HOSIERY, MOTIONS,
WHITE and FANCY GOODS; st,,l<
3.400 yards LACE-STRIPED VICTORIA LAWN
at one half OF their cost; .....s.t
NEW LAWNS, NEW LAWNS, In two hundred
different patterns ~. XIX. ...s-. .a-
NEW STYLES BUSTLES. SIN
A large stock OF LACE CURTAINS to be sold at
one third of It's value. at 49,
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad street,
my12 between Fourth and Fifth streets
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nEATHS.

Died, May l4th, III ST. Louis. No.. Mr.. +. A
HOPPE. IN the forty-ffth year Of his age
Died, on the 22d Instant at quartcr-past O'Clock
4. NJ, Miss AMANDA f., the daughter Of the late
John s. and Mary DOnly.
Her funeral viii take place THIS AFTERNOON
at o'clock at 1921 Williamsburg avenue. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend
Died, on tic morning of the 22d instant, in the
COMFY after i long and painful illness, which she
bore With Christian fortitude. She died with the
fnll hope Of going that home where suffering is no
more. ..
:. Her languishlng head Is ut rest,
Sinking and aching are Ger;
Her quiet, immovabe breast
Shall bc heavcdby aniiction no more"
AFRIESD.
Cincinnati (Ohio) paners please copy
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saH MANCHESTER, Biny %, 1876. q
MIR. >. G., ROBERTSoN.:: = SIN, The
W. colored people of Manchester desire to know
before THE election whether yeg will vote for the Re.
publican CAN idlte for the idepcy next GDyem-;
her This question, We think, Is an important one
10 be answered before we vote.
my 23-1t JORDAN SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-23

MANToS MARBLES RETIREMENT FROM THE
"WoRLD."-Neeo York, May 2l.-After the
New York Democratic State Convention at
Utica had adopted a platform reathrming
the Syracuse platforms Of 1874 and 1876, and
had presented the name Of Governor Til
den for President TO the National Demo-
cratic Convention soon to meet at st. Louis,
mir. Marble accepted an offer from the un-
designed, which had been open several
months, for the purchase Of all the shares Of
the stock OF the World Company, and the
transfer was effected last month. 49,
WILLIAN HENRY HURLHKRT
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Fertilizers Ventilated; or, 4 Short Treatise
anon Chemical ManureS. BY WILLIAM
HOLMAN. OF Cumberland county, Va.
Richmond: J. W. FERGUSON Il Son.
For sale by ]. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Our agricultural editor is absent, or we
might say more.
AIessrs. RANDOLPH d ENGLISH have also
shown us some beautiful sea ferns, taste
fully arranged upon white paper, ready FOR
being placed in a portfolio or an album.
These they will sell for the benefit OF most
worthy lady in needy circumstances.
The Edinburgh Rerie,o for April.
For sale by the Richmond agents, Messrs.
WooDnoUsE & PARIIA%.
Select Poems Of Thomas Gray. Edited,
with notes, by WILLIAM j. RoLFE. \. NJ.
With engrayings. New York: HARPER
& BROTHERS. 1876.
A handsome edition OF this iavorite poets
few poems. For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON
a. Co. o..
Daniel Derondu. BY GEORGE ELIOT. In
two volumes. Volume /. New York:
HARPER & BROTHERS. 1876.
There is charm in GEORGE ELloT's"
writings. Her analyses Of character and OF
motives are searching. Her style is uneN-
ceptionable. But VIC have somewhat against
her. Take the novel before lis. GwENDo-
LEN HARLgTH is one sort OF woman at one
time and another at another. She inter
views Mr.. GRANDCoURT's mistress and the
mother OF his illegitimate children one dav,
and without flinching. She marrieS him with
q full knowledge OF what she is doing. Yet
on her wedding day she screams, and faints,
and plays role entirely new to her for no
other reason than that she had received q
letter from the woman first before spoken or
So DANIEL DERoNDA's rescue OF the Jewish
girl, his placing her with respectable wi
dow lady, his visits to this family, and
especially his call upon and his visit
to the Jewish pawnbroker, and upon
the latter's Sabbath day, are unnatural
The fictitious facts lack vraisemblance. In
this respect novel should differ from
play. We go to the theatre to be deceived,
but knowing that it rests with ourselves to
keep ND the illusion OF the play. We read
a novel expecting the writer to keep up the
illusion OF the story for us by his skill, his
fidelity to nature, and rigid observance oil
the rules Of authorship. "Daniel Dcron'
da,' is lacking in respect OF these things il
we are not ourselves mistaken.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON Il Go.
Stray Studies from England and Italy. by
joan RICHARD G REES, author Of " \ Shor
History OF the English People" New
York: HARPER & BROTHERS. 1876.
No book has ever met with more decided
praise than Mr.. GREENS History of Eng
land. 1t omitted as lar as possible "thc
drum and trumpet" and gave us a story OF
civil life. This new effort is also highly
spoken OF.
qs9 For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
AnRual Record Of Science and Industry toa
1875. Edited by SPENCER T. BAIRD, with
the assistance OF eminent men OF science
New York: HARPER Il BROTHERS. 1876.
The title OF this book explains its con
tents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON IL Co., Main
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Rack TO Til6en.

The World asks the Evening Post on
what ground it regards "simplc Justice to
Senator BAYARD as inconsistent with due
regard for the recommendation made by the
Democratic Convention at Utica, OF Gov
ernor Tn.DEN az 4 proper presidential cam
didate to be adopted at st: Louis:'
Which question we take to be 4 round
about way OF asserting that the Horla Is
still for TILDEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-23

Lieutenant Governor Dorsheimer, Of New
York, and ex-Consressman Creamer have
arrived in Washington to open Tilden head
quarters, and will remain until the st. Louis
Convention meets. They have already had
conferences with number OF Congressman,
and express great confidence that Tilden
will be the nominee. .5. 81,
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The Wori9 pronounced support OF Sena-
tor f5ayard for the st. Louis nomination,
like the opposition Of the Express to the
nomination to Governor Tilden, is simply a
blind. TiIden does not want to be handi-
capped either with Tammany or the Worlds
:unpopularity with the western Democracy.
Hence these tears. = Washington Repub-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-23

REPRESENTATIVES BARSua RESIGNS, IL
liam II. Barnum, who was recently chosen
by the Connecticut Legislature to succeed
to the unexpired term Of Senator Ferry,
formally resigned as a member OF the House
on Saturday by a. letter dated May 18th,
from Salisbury, Connecticut. The letter
was entered upon the journal as an evidence
OF acceptance on the part Of the House. .is