Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-22
EVENING STAR.
sAthbAf............JuIy n. 1877.

WEDDING DISTURBED RYAN EARrH-
oUAKE--At half paSt sTx o,rlocl ,-'-Sfa,t.-
AZ ~ rhoon distinct earthquake was felt by
heavy shocks. accompanied by a rnmhi,ns
noise which once heard can never hs s,-,,,
sen; dhe shoSSs lasted several seconds, I'm
isct, sllnost half a minute. during which
time buildings Quivened and windows rat
tttd a. moved by the mysterious force WIN
~ ~ Nera! instances The floors Of dwell
lngs were sprung. and caused no lit le alarm
20 he occupants. Al Grace Episnopal
church, ON fernando street, Bishop Pler,.e.
o o a r ~ was about ending the PERFORM
Wells and Mrs. Jennie Il. Davis when The
shock came. The building seemed 10 swaV
,,s, g n,'t as me words. II pronounce you
srAoie bishop. the congregation felt the
trembling and heard the rambling This
nas uuiy solemn feature which nature
gave 20 the beautiful marriage service, and
was oy lar more imposing than the vivid de-
scrtption which Virgil gives IN the Fnead %
III IN TINS description. which is that OF a ncu-
tious scene, the sto. m and lightning attest
TIE marriage OF the Trojan waaderer Al NE
mouth OF a cave. he'apAls Appeal.
THE SUICIDE or A YOUNG CuR.x.-
manner Blanco Sarerls, aged n, a native OF
Cuba, was found yesterday morn ny dead i'm
room IN The 81 Julien hotel. at Washington
place and Mercer street. lie had shot him.
self through the head He recently arm we'd
from Havana, and 10 II thought that he WAS
insane. His father in said 10 he n wealthy
iinsrchant In cuba, and The young msn's last
letter was as follows:
NJ Dear Eb'bcr. You will forgive me AZ 4
IeaNe You Tor the other life tn which we Will
meet again. Richard will also forgive me
ior what have done. DO not grieve. your
soh bess You not 10 deem him ungrateful.
Aany VIII laugh AZ me and many vii blame
me. The only favor ask OF Won is Ia cherish
my little SISTER. because think that nobody
can love her better than DO Ne will ,,e.s
In the next world. They viii say thai Ia "a
10 love for you, bat the only hope have is
hat you viii not judge me so harshly, aud,
acove AL. that YOU do not consider me- nm
grateful. This Is the truth.
A memorandum addressed 20 Mr. Richard
Acosts, No. 10 Pearl street. read 4 give
you notice that I leave my trunks aud YOU
may dispose Of ms effects " L. Sta. iyfh.
hER BABE ALIVE. A Greensboro. y. a..
correspondent writeS.-on TUESDAY morn-
ing, just after dawn, a negro woman. at
mat tf1e living with a well known fam
lily, and acting Ia the capacity OF "A scans
irvss, gave birth 90 a male child in the gar
den. Being alone, she dug a hole IN the
ground and buried ft. immed iately Alter
which she LEFT the scene without giving the
klghtest intimation of what had occurred.
ABOUT O'Clock, however. the lady OF the
mousse while In the garden gathering yegeta-
bles, was startled al the sight OF a Curious
rise IN the earth near her fest A servant was
called TO solve the mystery when 10 the hor-
ror OF both, the body OF a well DEVELOPED live
Infant was found a foot below the surface.
Notwithstanding the fact that it had been
buried for fully four hours. n lived tan niue
o clock That evening. On account of the III
ness OF the mother her arrest was not effected
TIL Saturday, when the full details of this
lodged in the Guilford jail Charlotte " o.
OOSeTUcT.