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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11

All the gentlemen 1t is certain, consider TweedS eyi-
dence important 70 the success Of these suits IL is
charged that IN the Navarro wa.ermcter claim AeSan-
der Frear represented the Ring who we're to snare,
and that he viii confirm Tweeu's statements
No publication Of Mr.. Towusond's brief Will be made
at present nor indeed q: all lis facts will be used only
ON the ira of the various cases begun and begun
against those who shared the Ring plunder.
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pRAwING AT rnE crrys coLLEGE.

A number of prominent artists, most vi them
members Of the National Academy who recently sent
to the Board Of Trustees VI the College Of
the City NcwYork against tho abolition OF the Chair
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After all said 10y the press it is probable
that graduates of Yale do really acquire mental
knowledge IOts OF them rst-rHte grammar IA ihr In
written offers to la editorial tns paper for IA
per week. DttiOlt Free Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
THE BROTHER-FEUD.

ENGLISH VERSE BY MORSE PoET-FoR THESE
TIMES IN AMERICA
Rsad yesterday Epsilon COnvenOn, @'ddIetown CT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11

ANAsAi 20 o o o 20 % - . o .
he numerous other suits for small
nmnutta A.lich TNenl,s pYihoucn VIII
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Retain Price. center Market.

AEAT.-beef, porter house, 2t,s25 per ID.
Eirioin, 20; round. IS; roasting pieces 20a25;
eorned l9ai5; dried, ~ SLICED, q; chippei, 30;
Pork, lca2o; cornet, sai2x; Mutton, I5a20;
Lamb. 1Sa20; Veal, 12a20; Hams, whole Ii
ais; cut, Il; sliced, %, Middlings, 12kaIJ; cut,
l'a1e: shoulders. Il whole, IS cut; Tongues, 50
ar each; Larl f2a15c. per 10.
FIsH.-ROrk, 40 per bunch; perch. 35a50
Per bunch: Catfish, % per bunch; Halibut, 81
rer ID: salmon, IS per H.; Goldfish, 12al5 per
pound; Eaddock, 10 per pound; Sturgeon, 5
sG-per pound; Spots 10 per bunch; Terrapin
diamond backl, sl-51esS2 each; do, sliders,
75c. a-l.
ELEs.-POtatoes Irish, 25 per pix;
Cabbage, 5aS per head; Carrots, per
bunch; Onions, 5cafO Per PIX Corn, 1Oal5 per
coIen; Tomatoes. I0a20 per PIX; Sweet Pota
toes, fea5C FER PIX; Lima Beans, 12al5 per
quart.
FRUITs.-Peaches, 3OaiO per PIX; Plums,
81 per PIX; Apples, 1Ga50 pei PIX; Pears. 4OaS0;
Oranges, 5Oa60 per dOz.; Lemons, 39a50 per
doz.; Cante opes, Ial0; WatermelOnS, 10a25;
Grapes, 5 per ID.
POULTEY-Ch Chickens, 5pas1 per pair; Ducks
5Cc 81 FER par.
ECTTEK.-Philadelphi print, 45 per pound;
New York Creamery, ~: choice roll, 80: fair
do, 2Sa35; Eggs, % per dozen; Cheese, 20a
Is pei 10.
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A L E X "A RIA

y CRAZY DEvoTEE.-The attention of the
workmen employed in the construction of
the new pastoral residence for st. Mary's
church was attracted yesterday morning by
the singular appearance of q man who en-
tered the rear door of the church having n
bundle and naked sword in his hand. The
stranger was watched. On getting inside of
the church he produced two candles from his
bundle, which he lighted and placed on
Tier side of small book stand, on which
was laid prayer book. He then removed
his shoes from his feet and proceeded with
the devotion known as the ''Way of the
Cross" except that instead OF walking up.
right, as is usual, he shuftied along on ais
Knees from station 10 station, using the
sword as Walk x cane, and carrying the
book stand in his other hand. on arriving
N iront Of each station he placed the book
stand on The pew IN front OF him and stood
upon his head while he recited the prayers.
The man was allowed TO finish his deyOtions
and depart, but returned yesterday evening
and went through the same performance eX-
Cept the standing on his head. He was then
ordered 10 desist and made TO leave the
chufcH. Inc stranger IS quite tHr- looking
man, apparently about IS years q: age, and
be The same man who has been creating
some establishment in several of the Cath
Ollie churches Of Washington and Baltimore
sound mind.
SUPPOSED DRowSrSG-On Monday
night, While The steamer keyport was COM
ing up the river, she struck something when
CT Broad creek. TIE boat was Immediately
stopped and search made for the object but,
OWING TO the pitchy darkness, nothing could
be seen. Yesterday morning boat belong
Ing TO an Old man named John Wade, badly
crushed, drifted ashore near Monkeys Point,
just below Broad creek, and as Wade has not
been seen since Monday, il is supposed that
he was run down and drowned by The steam
er. Wade lived near Marshall Hall. and
brought fruits and vegetables to the market
here for sale.
ARRKsTED-Mention was made in the Ga
Of
young men while walking near Battery
Rodgers. Since that time the police have
been on the lookout for one Nelson Bishop.
who was identified by the description as the
party who committed the assault. On Mon
day the canal boat on which Bishop was en-
ploy ed arrived here and unIoaded, but he
Was not on board. Officers Walker ard Ar
nod having gotten a clue went TO George
town yesterday and arrested Bishop just as
he was stepping on board the boat. He was
brought to this city, and the Mayor commit
ted him to jail for examisation on Friday
next. He is also charged with attempting TO
outrage little white girl about II years old.
iGQzeNe, 12Th.
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EHH QOHRGQ.


To-day, Alfred Sharks fined Is for street bias
phcmy Anna Morrison, of evil life and fame, was
up for yagraney. She said she had not had time TO
become warrant, a. she got out of the workhouse
yesterday. tfhcer Shilling told the court a story
abe ut Anna Dc ings last night, after which she
stnt down again for ninety days She was decidedly
mad. Anna Berry, profane the streets; Is. Jacob
kres, profape and very indecent language directed
e lsoy on the street; SIS thirty days Elizabeth
kres sane charge; s. o. thirty DAYS. Mariot Wa.
cSi1red charged with detaeng private proper
o@1 sas ppe, back KITCHEN destroyed, &C. The
SsthsI!ne Rady, nniicenss bar; continual. MahsIa
Senv Of - fr0m pended. Frank Barnes, lar
case case Of MAJ. Bennings; SO or thirty days The
". ma ii am a colored woman of Richmond
came up here on excursion, and forgot
:" Ike her baby with her, charged with assault
was called and put of until to morrow Thos. vii
lisms ana w. J. M-Cutchen, assent on Henry Smith
McCutehen was fined SIS, and Williams discharged
Henry Wills, larceny If vest; 8 10 thirty days
Fanny woodward, assault and battery on Mrs
Langley; $40. Michael alias George Cornell. as
sault on F ID. Neal, forfeited collateral. George
Chase, petit larceny, second offence Committed for
action Of Grand ,ary. Richard Burnett, 10 contin-
ued. Jacob A Michacls. issuing check with intent
to defTaUd; dismissed
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Street Car ROwdyisna


Editor SoT:-Is there no means Of protect
ing the public from the daily annoyance and
ouirag e that people are subjected to who ride
IN the street cars OF this city. rode down
one evening in car 50 on the Ith street line.
Tie weather being excessively warm. the
doors and windows were all open. A police.
man ard two other men got upon the froof
platform of the car. All three were spocliug
tie vilest kind of weed that has ever been
put up for tobacco. The staEch from these
cupapis Of the car had to hold their hand kerr
chiefs over their nostrlls, or else be stified.
seeing how annoyed we were and after re-
finished his conversation moved forward to
collect fare upon the front platform, say
ing with an apotogetic grim, Ha, ha; you
fellows viii smoke" But the ruftians paid
10 more attention to MIN than II he were a
dog that barked, but continued putting their
smoke int0 the car so that we were
compelled to submit to this beastly out
rage until we arrived atthe foot of 9TH street.
The day following, while riding on Penn
sylvania avenue car there were two no en- ou
the rear platform, and one on he front plat
form, smoking. told the conductor o the
outrage on the night previous and called his
attention 10 the rules against smoking, but
he turned with laugh TO the smokers, say
Ing: % / Eever stop q man from smoking on
my car they rewarding him with p1tron-
izDg nod. a few nights after, on my way
home Up 'th street, being overtaken by a
storm "as coz Pc led 10 seek refuge in a
street car, ard / assure you, that the stencil
rom bau tobacco vas so ahOmiuable that
Ave minutes after paid my fare was forced
10 get Gus and walk home in the rain. Now
have been n Constant smoker tor nearly
thirty years, ana am rather partial TO good
tobacco. WHEELER smoked in CT gar or a pipe,
bCt ibis was more han | C0uld stand, aud IL
u had such IN effect uTon an old smoker
what must have been the effect upon ladies.
Insre ere other outrages of a gTosser nature
HAT ladies have 10 submit to when on their
way home late az night, from theatres or
elsewhere, ard which they do submit 10,
caring violence u they acc u9int t1eir escort
with ne facts. am iold that the city rail-
roads Gu / pay. II sUch is The case the rca-
SOB IS plain. fNev travel too slow. My ex-
u@riCTce is that there j. 10 line OT ears in the
city tat win average fOur miles an hour
over their whole route I formerly rode three
and four times each day until [ discovered
thar J COutd walk home with ease IN the
same time theJ a ear VIII take ne. Now
never think OF riding except when accompa-
niGG ty Il lady, Ovcrt9 ken by Il storm, or
overcome " heat, and this Is the case with
Il great many others. REFORM
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Condensed Locals.

From J. Q. Parker we have the New York
papers II advance Of the mails.
Street lamps Will be lighted at r. m.
ard extinguisbsd al $50 a. m.
School trustee for the county, +. l.. Brooke,
has resigned.
The pun I-doctor rs wanted al the corner OF
f4fh ard streets soUthwest.
Comrades OF Xii Carson Post, No 2. hold
Special meeting tomorrow evening al their
headquarters. see sCvt.
nr. Iurcanson has rcturnCd 10 the CITY
roI a summer trip, and has resumed his
practice.
TIE steamer GeoTgeanna, recently on the
route between this city and Quantico, has
been purchased by parties IN baltimore.
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department
Martin C-Ouin, who has been absent some
two weeks attending the fremsn's conven-
ton at Nashville, Te1u., returned to the city
last night
The Sens and Daughters or Rachel, whose
Office is the creation Of fund for the care OF
the sick enc burial of the deal. have flied a
certificate of Incorporation. James Coleman
j. president; Richard Bonner. vice president;
Jsmes Smith. chief Jonn Bryan, prelate
and robert Kicks, past chief.
A. the annual meet II z OF the directors OF
% Washington Fire Insurance Company,
held last Friday, N-. NloeIt A. wilson was
chosen president, wee James Adams, de
ceased All the Old directors were reelected.
with the exception Of Mr. Frank Hume. who
was chosen n place o. Mr.. wilson, pro-
NOTED.
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~ The cattle In the nelghborhOoi Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, are suffering with a cattle plague
supposed TO have been caught from the Texas
cattle. Many deaths have occurred.
E1Three men were found recently hang
ing from tree in Texas, and on one OF them
was placard bearing the inscription: 'Tney
stole horses; here is where we found them,
and here is where We left them"
E-Mr. ". II. Herndon, once the law-part-
ner of Abraham Lincoln, attempted to com
nit suicide al Springfield, Ill, last Saturd a v
by taking laudanum. He is very i'll in con-
sequence.
SrEx-Gov. JEWELS youngest daughter.
Miss Florence Jewell, is to be married next
month to Mr.. w. III. Strong, a young bust
ness man of Detroit. Mr.. aud Mrs jewell
will celebrate their silver wedding on tue
same day.
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MADAME EMMA soULH announces to her

MADAME EMMA SoULE announces to her
Was hint ton friends mat she has tai en-
rOor0s al Willard's hotel, where she Will re-
main for a few days before leaving for Chi
cago. She has ali the latest styles in MILL
rery and dress goods, fresh from her cores
pcndenis in Paris, and will be happy to
favor her customers here with anything they
may desire in the way of hats, bOnnets
suits, dresses, etc. A large assortment of
flowers, and all the novelties in trim mings
were received yesterday. Ladies will please
call soon, for Madame SOule can remain
here Cnly few DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-13

THE SOUTH CAROLISA REVELATIONS
In commenting on the South Carolina reve-
lattCps, the New York Tribune holds that
every good republican from Maine TO Texas
should Iejoice That al last the disgracefd,
stories at VIII, cb they have been compelled 10
h9EE heir heads and blush are brought TO
stances which give reason 10 hope for a fair
trial
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FdueattousI Vust,tuttous

Tile ii. MalJchyei will resume her les
sons in French on the 18th instant. She Will
also form an evening class for advanced
tages to those who are busy during the day.
For further particulars apply 1850 l street
northwest.
TIE popular English and French school
Tor young ladies', ~ Maryland avenue, Cap
itOl HE, VIII resume ITS duties on the nth
instant. Miss =. l.. Jones principal
s. =. Strn. ,irom Milan. Italy, n son and
pupil OF SisnDr Severy Strini, announces
that he Will take 8 limited number of pupils
IL vOcal music. Inquire of the music stores.
Tho. ORCH and Systematic instruction in
snort hand. Call at 900 18th street.
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DILES AND FISSURE.

Dr.. eHkADER, once room % St. Cloud Build-
mg, tsouthweet corner Och And II streetsD ccree
Piles and Ftsure withou. Knife, Ligaturs or Ca1s-
nc, and without pain, and guarantees cure IN al
Bro, tsbsoeonist. Gas 1th stre.s; b. d. Saiier,
superintsnds Mt Westminster and GeSrsstovn Raii'
east; VIM. Tucker, merchant tailor, A07 Pcnnsyl-
vsnia syenue; T. b. Msrche, p. y. Department,
Place; and ffsy othefs ON applioot1on sf my cf6oe
Ladies attended Of theirresidencss desired. Once
EoEH-S 9. N TO ,. m: ecndAys 10 ,. N. Coz.
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q E o II q e TOW

CATTLE MARKET.-(Furnished by J. n
kergla & Co.)-S50 cattle on the market, sold
at prices ranging from 81 to 5X cents per
pound. ], 200 sheep and lambs old sheep sold
from to Az cents per pound; lambs at 80
10 81 per head. 20 cows and calves sold from
so TO $40 Per head. Market brisk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-13

MILITARY HONORs To A CoLoRLD MAN.
Lomax Il. Smith, a highly respected cOlored
barber, who died In Richmond, Va, Satur-
day, was buried Monday afternoon at four
O'Clock with military hOnOrs, the Richmond
l.. |. Blues, com manded by the son OF the
late Gov. III. A. Wise, acting as a military
sort. This is the first instance on record
in Richmond where the remains of colOred
man were escorted to their last resting place
by white military. the deceased was q mem
a century.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-13

nILDSkSs oNlUFRs--and Inns II Is that the-e. n
tie vet positive T. fGencs OF DR.. RuI's Btby Syypn
eyercones 80 quickly the disorders If B,byhood
Price Is cents. ~
nEMOREST PATTERNS, ali the new
~ styIes, Just Tecei, ed by W. p. WHITE q 90
Booksellers and Srationers, ll43 7th street n W
scnooi ana bianE BOOKS soeciAt1ee. oeps-ly
nYEING! DYEIN0!
- GLOVES and ORNAMENTAL FEATaras
sps-T DO 9TH street, 0pposits Patent Onio,,
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A Dividend Wanted from the Freed.
mans Bank.

Editor Sor;-I desire TO ask, through the
columns of your valuable paper. why the
Freedman's bank commissioners do not de-
clare dividend? They have on hand more
than enough TO pay 10 per cent, and ask
why they do not pay the amount that is on
hand. which would greatly relieve the dis
tress OF the largest number OF depositors.
JUSTICE.
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~ HUMBU6.-L. RICE will pay q fair
~ eash price for any Kind of Ladies', Cents and
Children SECOND HAND CLOTHIHG, 300 IS.
eHO1H, &c. 033 7th street, between u An1 % ath,
Aote by mall pgVOp3y etSended, DaylJy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-13

BASE BALL.-Yestsrtay large crowd as
sembled on the Olympic grounds to witDa :
the contest between the CresghtonS aud Ma
UOnsis- IN cor sec uence OF the darkness az
the end OF the fourth inning the game was
declared a draw, The score then standing 9
Tor ihe Creightons and for The Nationals.
TIE Eagles met the Patgloisand wo1 By q
score OF tOf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-13

RECEIVING rev dry goods every day; fall
ard winter dress goods, black cashmeres,
black silks, black alpacas, colOret CASH
meres, navy blue, byon re brown, dark green
seal brown, Caters, 7O7 Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-13

81. w. McCleave, manager OF the Bos-
ton Weekly globe, fell dead al his residence
In west Somerville, Mass, yesterday.
~Fatber John McEl roy, IS wears old. the
Oldest member OF the Society OF Jesus, died
al Frederick City, Nd, yesterday.
HThere was one death from yellow fever
az Fernandfna, Fla, Tuesday night. There
were no new cases yesterday.
DThe Pennsylvania labor reform party
mas nominated A. II. Wiuton, of Luzerne
county, Tor supreme Judge; Samuel COrnett.
OF Ghester, Tor state treasurer, and A. a.
The Hyde Park Hotel, an elegant five
story brick hotel on the suburbs of Chicago
Pierce & Bertamine owners, was bur led
furniture. The E-ilding cost sTls on, T1e
guests lose about $4,000
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SALE OF 4 LARGE LANDED ESTATE
The panville ffpreSs learns tia. Col. S.
f Sailiuei ..o rep BSrLes nave soid tneir
Gainesville comprising between : 900 and
Geo acres, to a Philadelnhia (Catholic)
colony. The sum realized from this sale is
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POLICY HOLDERS, ATTESTIoN.-Life in
slrance policy holders viii meet this even
ny al zoe EcaTt or Trade rOoms, for the pur
pose OF completing the orgs niZaiIoT ca n-c-
'S'i'e union. Business OF importance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-13

TO LADIES AND GEETLEMEN-We wish
10 call attention TO a. EiscAer's Chemical
Securing and DyelDg Establishment No 900
q street, near 9th street. BY promptly adopt
ing the latest Improvements, whether OF
American or European invention, he is en-
anied TO do his work IA a manner not TO be
equaled by those not possessing these facil-
lies. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies and
Gents Suits are, fD fact, the cheapest in the
elty on account OF his superior work. Give
anteed.
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CITY ITEMS

To DYsPEPTICS AND INvALIDs.-Bis-
cults, rolls. bread, cake or pastry, made with
punity and relished by the most sensitiy We
dyspeptics as healthy and nutritious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-13

The bove Oil can be had at Geo Ryneal
Jr's, $50 ID stree. northwest. Sll.3
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Rum AND JEALoUsY.-At New London
Conn on Wednesday, Edwin j. Budding
ton shot VIM. Thompson tnfiicting a fatal
wound. Buddington charges Thompson
with a criminal Intimacy with his wife, aud
that Thompson beat him before he fired. Toe
wife denies the charge against herself, and
says that rum caused the trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-13

HATS FOR EARLY FALL WEAR
Now opening Light Weight Soft and STIFF FELT
HATS IN coiors for fail wear at lowest market IN
prices. "a
u. II. eTINEMETZ, Halter, -
ISSS PenhSrtcdaiI 0cenne.
euglou Next 10 corner OF 18th street
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n, Iasak NORFOLK OYSTERS received daily
81 'Snns Restaurant, corner TN and % sts.
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IN SUIT in Poughkeepsie for damages
for the bite Of dog, the father of the su fferer
testified that after the boy was bitten he
took pair OF scissors and cut off some OF
'he oOg's hair with which to cure the bite.
apparently the jury thought this did not do
much good as they brought verdict Of S35
aud Costs in his favor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-13

HAPPY TrDINGs for nervous sufferers,
and those who have been dOsed, drugg ed
aud Quacke Pulvermacher's Electric Belts
erectuaJy cure premature debility, weak
ness, and decay. Book aud Journal, with
1r formation worth thousands, mailed free.
Address PulvermaCaer Galvanic CO., New
York City. S.1S.dAsly
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REA DING NOTICES

Mr.. ". ". TYNER, brother of the Firs,
Assistant Postmaster General, says LrdiEe'I
Headache Specific is The best remedy he ever
used for headache. Price 80 cents. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-13

A MCRDERoUs BURGLAR. - A burglar
who had been captured at st. Elmo, Illinois
escaped from his capfOrs into a cOrnfeld
The population OF the place turned out to re-
capture him, when the burglar bred, instant
ly killing two and mortally wound ing
another. He was still at large but IL taken
be will certainly be iyuched.
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LOCHL NE II S.

Ho,ionai ZheatsT.- George s. knight in
soto"
zksatsT Cm.9.-s.-VaIie,les.
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DETERGENT.-Ons pound equals of soap

THE REASON WHY all hOusekeepers aud
others use the AiGddn Security OIL Is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use. II
is the best in the world. All storekeepers
sell 1t. Try ii, and you will have no other.
Take nothing but Aladdin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-13

KILLED ~ TGHTEING-nusing the
stoiIE yesterday morning a young MAJ.
nan George CRlveT,, on the arm of DIR.
Iiuy9li, near ECW ie stat on. On re Baltimore
aud Pot0ulfc r6 irOEj was struck AMI killed
b. lightning. 4 wa about twenty years Of
age, and - as n-gloysl by DI. ndyall. Yes
was caught In The Ia.1. lie ran for refuge
70 bs,t Il, and Just lie entered n bolt OF
lghiIlrg descended. shiveTing one end OF
Tie buiidlnS. lie Was found short time
atterwaIds with the top Of ms hat burned OF,
aid hole IN the top OF his head where he
hsktniI entered.
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THE TRADES.
SUMNER RESORTS.

WAyERLY HOTEL, SARATOGA sPRIHoe,
w Hev York, enlarged and renoy sfed AZ
o a., ,hrS q, s,.n t.,' sI.s apSoistmsnt.
Broeds a. midway bcsween Congress aad EmDirt
eprinss. Terms ~ 90 EN- Dsr week q . %
per day. ". RfG0e.
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VOHKN,s LOAN oRFIoB, corner q sn
~ efsse eoe nes Yos2 Synsss sasrsnss -
49, - q iss.sss e ~ - Slsa
-: e 60 g.: Dr. 7Si
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Weather indications To'aCS.
nryrrr OF CHIP sIcra, ntr1cxR.

WAsHJSGToN, Septf.dbcr Is, isTT.
For TIE middle ststss stationary. 70 lowed
by sslling oarome .er, northeast 10 southeast
Numerous rains, Vossitiy followed with the
Formation of a esIometric depression In
North Carolina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-13

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