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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22
A Female Chemist.

We often hear of women who unsex
themselves in appearance to engage In
some masculine employment, such Is
that Of . sailor or soldier, or even q
farm hand. But Russian journal tells
the following Incident which 10 still
more curious than any Of these:
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been Peosreuting his cAeaieal sesdies II
she Csivcrsisy of Leipsie With usssusi
neal The yosng nas. Of N srissncrssic
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22

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The PercherOn.

Kate Field writes from France TO the
Herald about . breed Of horses called BY
the above name: "Wkat hes struck me
in Havre and it, neighboring stock-rais-
ing country 10 the great size and endur-
snce Of the truck horse called Perchsroa
a cross between the Arabian and the
original Norman draught horse. The
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thousand pounds, and has the compare
tive seton Of the Arsbiss thoroaghhFoa
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-10
Wall street Today

NEW DIRK, August 6.-The PsSfs fiNancial
article says: Dizziness continues 10 be the
chief feature OF the Wall street market; spec
ulative shares were rather heavy i'm the FIRST
hour, with the Western Union and the coal
stock weak. At the first board the whole
market became strong and has so continued
up TO this time. Gold opened at jos aud
all the sales have since been at that price.
Foreign exchange is dull. In the money
market call loans are 2a3. Government
bonds are \ lower than at the close yester-
day for 67's and 10 40's, and otherwise un-
changed. The stock market al the opening.
where changed, was ks4 higher than az the
close yesterday, the latter A. aud p. rele-
graph. During the FIRST half hour Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western declined 1. West
ern Union a and Delaware aud Hudson
canal the remainder of the list declined
aaA. Since 10 30 O'Clock the whole! market
has advanced Sal, the latter Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph, Michigan Central, West
ern Union, Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western advanced = each; Lake Shore aud
Delaware and Hudson canal a each, and
New York Central 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-10
The Prestdent's civil Service Order On
BreokIyu

NEW YORK, August 10 Consid ale dis
sallNisctlon mas been expressed hy nearly all
republican ward associations m Rrpoklyn
regarding civil service order OF President
Hayes. a. leaders of these organizations are
nearly all office holders. a. T. said that their
withdrawal Will have the effect OF breaking
no the associations. Leaders Of the party In
Kings county propose Ia hold n conference
for the onsideraiion OF the question. aud m
is probable that committees from each or
ganiZaiiOn be appointed 10 visit Washington
and hold Interviews win the Pres dent. and
urge him to modify his order. The steam
ship NecEar brought senator ConkliHg a.
passenger, and three steamers, with his
friends on board, met him al quarantine, &C
campaigning him 10 the dock al Hoboken.
Salutes were rrcd from the accompanying
Steamboats, a. they came mp the hsrbOr and
by battery stationed at the dock AT Hobo
Zen. AT the latter place large crowd of
trlendS were present, aud speeches OF well
come were made, after which the senator
was escorted 70 his rooms AZ the Finn Ave-
nue. Hotel. where he will he serenadei to-
night 10y GllmoreS band.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-10
kilograms to The Star.
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
More Balloting To-Day.
ANTI-ADMINISTRATION REPuBS.
Their Meeting at Columbus, Ohio.
A U. S. MARSHAL SHOT.
MACMAHON'S IRON RULE.
REPuBS.
A U. S. MARSHAL SHOT.
MACMAHON'S IRON RULE.
REFRESHING REPUBLICAN EDITORS
MACMAHON'S IRON RULE.
RePre>siye Measures Against the Re
nnhlfeanS


LONDON, August l0.-The electoral cam
patgn on the part OF the French government
daily becomes more active aud oppressive.
Yesterdays news include the following
items; Hawkers Of newspapers at Compiegne
were recently required TO furnish lists of the
newspapers they served TO customers I'm the
ACCOMPLISHMENT The officials then sun
pressed the delivery OF the SIceiU. Nipeteeafh
CertUTU. PTeSSe, RepUbEjgHe Francois Va
uon0i, Bien Public: Pe'd Republjyuc. Fran
cdiSe and Petit journal. all republican iourn-
ais. The Union LiJerdfe of Versailles. was
sentenced 10 3 600 francs fine. and the mana
ger imprisoned three months for Insulting
President MscMahOn. The NinstoeIVb On
tDTy and fetd PdTtstcH were prosecuted for
publishing colored map OF France, showing
The political complexion of the departments
the offence declared against them being the
unauthorlZed publication OF drawing. The
court convicted them, but passed nominal
sentences OF 30 francs each. Two clubs at
Aries have been closed. charged with being
political assemblsges. The Depeche, news
paperat Toulaus, has been fined 100 francs for
refusing to print a speech of President
MacMahOn. The minister OF agriculture has
asked the projects in a circular letter 10 re-
mind the employees of the department OF ag
riculture that il is their duty not TO attempt
10 thwart the action of the cabinet or place Al
The service OF hostile parties the Influence
they derive from their offices. The Paris
police have forbidden the street sale of pho
tographs OF VI. Theirs. The papers announce
that 30 GOO copies of the equestrian portraits
of President MacMahon are to be distributed
III HIONluCcs. Inc OHeDfe OF speaking
insultingly OF President MacMahon in the
streets is now becoming the subject of daily
action before the courts. M. Lefeyre Durufie,
who may be said TO have originated this Of
fence, was condemned 10 two months inn
prisonment, but succeeded on appeal in re-
duc1ng the term TO Is days. He is a son OF
the former Bonapartist senator. The court
OF bordeaux has reversed the decision of an
inferior tribunal, and fined the bookseller
who sold newspapers with special authorize
ton. On the other hand, the tribunals OF
Movers and Carcasson have declared them
selves competent 10 try actions by newspa-
pers against projects for preventing the street
sale thereof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-10

DEFENDING TIE STRIKE conven-
ton of iron and steel workers in Columbus,
Ohio, unanimously adopted resolutions set
ting forth that they firmly believe the demand
made by the railroad employees for the resto-
ration OF the late ten per cent. reduction and
the modification OF the heretofore tyrannical
rules ard orders was just and proper, having
full faith that the railroad companies by
proper management, are fully able and OF
right should accede to the same; that while
they approve OF the demand as just, and
believe in the ability of the companies Is
grant the request, they emphatically de-
nounce any and every act tending TO viola
ton of law and the non preservation of
peace and order of the country, knowing full
well that every violation of the law and dis
tuIbance of the peace tends only TO injure
the cause OF those engaged therein; that the
arbitrary power assumed by corporations,
railroads especially, and exercised IA crush
ing labor TO the earth, demands at the hands
of all honest citizens serious and careful re-
Election, TO the end that a way may be opened
10 strip them of some of the unlimited pow
ers they possess, and that labor may thereby
be better rewarded and the country greatly
benefited; that in every disagreement be-
tween employer and employe they believe in
the policy of arbitration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-10
ANTI-ADMINISFRA REPCRLI-
CANS IN OHIO.
They Adopt Resolutions Denouncinx
the Presideni's Policy

COLUMBUS, o., August 1O.-A meeting OF
anti administration republicans. held in This
city last night, adopted resolutions bitterly
denouncing President Hayes for his south
ern policy, and declaring that the second res
olution in the platform adopted oy the re-
publican state convention al Cleveland is
inconsistent with its protested declaration OF
fidelity TO the principles OF the republican
party: that IL is a falSehood adopted solely
for party expediency, a libel upon the repub-
hcans OF ohio, and unworthy OF the grand
record of the party. The meeting adopted
also a resolution inviting correspondence
from republicans throughout the state, and
advice as TO the course TO be pursued during
the present campaign. AR executive COM
mittee was appointed 10 receive correspon-
GeQCe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-10
The Eastern Conflict.
THE CONFERENCE OF THE EsPER


The Emperor of Germany left Ischel al 2
O'Clock yesterday after cordially taking
leave of the Austrian Empress and the
Crown Prince. Toe Emperor OF Austria &C
The whole interview testified to the existence
of the frankest understanding between the
two monarchs.
kUssIA's USELESS CORPS.
The London Times has a Kustindje dis
patch dated the 5th instant, by way of Buch-
Arrest August S, which says: "Gen. thinner
man has most of the lith corps and a divis-
ION OF another corps In the Dobrudscha, his
main force being encamped about miles
from TcherDavoda. His operations have
hitherto consisted mainly in sending out de-
lschments OF Cossacks on scouting duty in
all directions. Gen. Zimmerman's head
quarters are al Tchernavoda. 1t is the opin-
ion OF officers who should be well Informed
that-they Will remain there until the fall OF
Rustchuk or Its complete blockade, so a to
enable zimmerman to operate against Silis-
tria without being taken in the rear"
The Bucharest correspondent who forwards
this dispatch calls attention To the useless
ness of General Zimmermann's corps as il
is powerless TO advance, and cannot do any
thing until other operations are successful
around Rustchuk, while il could assist these
operations We're II In Bulgaria, and after
they we've completed would be in a better po-
sition TO work upon Silistria than from
TcheTnavOda.
NO HOPES OF PEACE JUST YET.
The Times Berlin dispai ch asserts that Tur-
key recently notified the powers OF the
Portes Willingness To conclude peace on the
general basis of Count AndraSsy's reform
like 10 lead to any practical results Just now.
RuSs Ia Is lar too strong and too Jealous OF
her reputation 10 acquiesce In Turkish prop
o>ltions after one or several rebuffS. Aus
tTia and Germany, on the other hand, know
ing that Russia is resolved on continuing
the war, and If ne cessary going into winter
quarters in Bulgaria or Roumania. heSita te
to recommend TO Prince GOrtschakoff the
message ofthe Grand ViZier.
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SARATOGA, August 10 The second regu.
lar race meeting opens tomorrow with -four
races. The starters in the first, the Kentucky
quarters Of a mile, are two OF p. Lorillard
and the entries of HI. o. Bsrnard, also the
Fawn, War Dance, Fly Filly, Clifton, Duke
81 Magenta. Albert, Pride OF the Village and
Bramble. The starters in the second race,
the summer handicap, for all ages, distance
one mile and three quarters, are Athens,
George the Fourth, st. James, Parole, Vice
Bushwhacker and Vera Cruz. In the third
race, a handicap, distance one mile and a
quarter, Bertram, Mary. Bombast. Major
Barker ard Cardinal Wolsey start. The
fourth race, grand steeple chase over tie
usual course, will be contested by Trouble
Walter, Moonstone, Audubon, Reading and
Doubtful.
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THE CHACrAUQUA ASSEMBLY.
Rev. Joseph Cook On God aud Rail

FAIRPoINT, n. Y, August l0-Mr. Jos
Cooks lectures constitute the chief feature
of the Chautauqua assembly at present.
They are TO be continued during the week
very large audience on the subject OF "God
in natures law" He took the position that
If matter is essentially inert; that is, IL il
cannot originate force or motion every ex-
hibition OF force or motion in matter must
originate in mind. Matter being essentially
inert, hence easy exhibition of force or mo-
ton originates in mind. God is therefore
omnipresent in natural law, since where he
acts there he is. Bishop Peck, OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, has just arrived from
Syracuse,
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A WIFE'S GCILT-Hfrder and Suicide
telegram from Monmouth, Ill August :,
Howard Reynolds, a contractor and builder,
returning home Unexpectedly from Spring
field, Ill, discovered his wife and Charles
good his escape. Reynolds went TO the stand
drawer, and, getting revolver, shot his
wife, killing her instantly. The noise of
man who was in the back part OF the house
and he went to the room where Reynolds
was. The latter turned and fired at him and
al d then shot himself thIOngh the temple.
'aUsiI g death Instantly. When the coroner
was summoned yesterday morning all three
were found weltering In blood. Reynolds
was wealthy man. He had for some time
past entertained suspicious concerning his
wife and Kirk.
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fSTEe pay of all the government AM
ploye At Constantinople has been reduced
90 Per cent till the war is over. No strikes
81 a lad In one of our polytechnic instf-
tutes recently described the United States as
ga country too much infested with rail-.
rOsds.'
ngAlpheus B. Crosby, professor of surperv
at Dartmouth and professor of ANATOMY AT
b neyue hospital, New York, died ct Ham
days. WV
~ The British brig Rio reports picking nm
At sea . boat containing the mate and 5onr
KfnestOns Jamaica, who lef the bark IN =
sinking condition on the 22d OF July. and
parted company with tho captain nd ave
men the same evening.