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The Morning herald., 1877-09-12
THE EASTERN WAR.

aAMBETTA's TRIAL.
PARIS, Sept. lin. Gambetta and M.
Murat, publishers Of the "Republique
Francaise," were to have appeared this
morning before the Tenth Chamber of the
Correc' ional Police to answer respectively
for delivery aud publishing the formers
Little speech. Neither, however, respond"
ed when the case was called.
THE LATEST FROM PLEvNA.
LONDON, Sept. 11.-A despatch from Bu'
charest says the Russian authorities publish
the capture by the Roumanian troops of the
Turkish entrenchments of the lef; centre at
Plevna, after desperate fighting. The Car
sent decorations to the officers and soldiers
in the engagements in recognition OF their
gsllantry.
A later despatch states the Turks still
hold all the positions.
The Turks are reported to be in a strong
position at Girvi,zi.
A despatch from Shumla says there is nc
authentic news flom the troops on the Biels
lines.
A despatch from Adrianople says there II
a severe snow storm in the Balkans.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-12
RAILROADS..
PHlIARRhhFR1HaI19hl ARRRRhhF1 Ha19hlH TfhM1sso1NoN TRfafHEoN AM
I June 10th. la7. ,o,,ou.

Dr1pHTA. WILMINGTON AND
ABRALT1MOkE RAILRoA
/ June 10th. 1871. .o,,ou.
mil, leave Wilmington as follows
OF .,nn,a and intermediate stations, g Il 20
Ps1S55oSibRs sS. SO. 800, 10 co. q. M ~ s'0' 0''
a. 8 J:7ni,, PM and New York, 227,s7 M
l27. u A. sud - 4 termediate stations, 8 80
Ds,1imore an; and washington, J o6' sSs' a M
n y ~, ~, I.nsi delaware Division leave for ~
Naw aa" Castle 500, $40, s~' M oo' . '0
,,ga1,,np and intermediate stations 500
gs0 m' 'snd q fntermediate stations. 6N
9%am' SUNDAY TRAINS:
,.,,.de,phia and intermediate s'aIlohs
eiH n m. s. 90. 6 30 M; ~ 10
philadelphia and New York' 1a1 ~ I. q ~ m'
BaltlnrU,t1 r,r1har information passengers are
Foa For laton ~ the time tables posted at the de-
pot. H.FKENNEY. Supt.
CHANGE OF HOURSoWILMMiNuaON MdIs
4 WESTERN RA1s1sVTAniwi1 ;a1s Trains viii run
Ing iH Thursday Dec A. 1876 1r"'nS WILL run
as follows: .,, N oO O. m and 8 3Dp. m
Leave Wndanhnrg 8 45 O m and 30 p. m.
As@vv 1s@,ve al at Wilmington 55 m, anu o ~
.IprIVa PIN: at Landenberg al l2 m. and . Al
PG;dMN.NECTIONs.-Train ?; NJ leaving Landen'
.oro UUaS4 OF Il A. IN. with train for Phlladel'
p1Tsa Traln leaving wilmington 1o; p q m n,
with train leaving phiaaePn1a leaV.
H ins Iandenberg at l 90 p; m. On ~,
III Train Leaving Landenberg at ! 10 p. m;
nth hiaI4 aIPennsylvania and Delaware train ,and
with WITH train ain leaving Wilmington for Ph1la
az Trsin IL p leaving Wilmington, at $50 ? m
with train leaving PhiladeIphM1an ns az : - 1r p
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NOTICES.

T&W. JONES, Fancy Dyers, 432 n. From
y. Street, Branch Office corner NINTH an q
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies ana
Gentlemen's Garments of every dsScfip
lion Dyed or Cleansed Kid Shoes, Feath-
ers and Gloves Dyed or Olennsed.
April lH77
The Morning herald., 1877-09-12

NOrlCE.-THE CITIZENS LOAN AS,
~ SOCIATlON (of1ice N. W. cor. 9th ana
shipley Sts.O now offers a new series OF
share sfor sale. No back payments.
GEO. e. MAKlS,
Gepll.tf secretary.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-12

NOTlCE,-R. Messlck. having remove"
~ from his old stand, Fifth and klng
streets, to stalls Nos 46 and 4S. Second
street Market Honse, would inform nis cas-
pmers that he is ready to supply thm with
Iae very best fresh butter from Bradford
county dares. wholesale and retail. Also
eggs and cheese as cheap as the cheapest.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-12

n y
VIZ E. --PHILADELPHIA, w l.
", nMllNGTON d BALTIC. r. R.-DEIA-
TIGTNE ION.--IMPORTANT NO
uraa4 ,me special train heretofore run on Sat
Har"rSiss only, to Ocean City. connecting ut
Litugloh with the afternoon tidln from
to n'",aauelphia and returning on Mondays
H,rr;l rw;lhect with the Morning train from
alar itn,s'on t,sson to Philadelphia, Will not b" ruu
phuo., II, F. + EHNEY, Sup't.
'hlladelphia. Sept. 2 iez7 sep7-
N CE-INSTRUCrTONS 10 LADIES
iheir" r"hAIlS. AN who are dcsir"us to be
lh.ir own d. eSsmakers, would find it to
Srhu, auvanlsge to call on Madame
nfn1plev fap st., whe,e she viii, rem,ai n Tor =, a
TEN 'ays le ch the centennialp ,iZe sys.
Oh ", VAL cutting Garments for ladies and
for ~ 1o,a I,eh' also, shirs or yentlemeo. shirt,
a, at ,Hn MHle: :, Cutting, b. stiog and fitting cone
Y.n me e,,Si shortest notice aud lowest prices
SenTo W. u only call and be nvlnced.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-12

mar NT,-THE STORE SOUTH
EAST corner of Market and Third SIS
a1so the fixtures for sale. Possession given
,'n" ahont 18th of September. Apply to
"0'o' '''' WIN. MORROW,
sspll-6t oeo Ma'Ao' 0''
The Morning herald., 1877-09-12

NOTICE.-ALL THE WORKINGMEN
~ Of this :city who are in favor Of CO.
operation, viii meet q, the Bakers Union
f,h street, near Walnut. on Wednesday
''enNng the 18th inst., at 7.SO p. m.
Sepll-2t
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FOR, SALE AND RENT.

NOR RENl-A twO.story dWeillnMg. M SaI
\ Wollaston street. Inquire at W. Wash
ington street. Juho-"'
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NY TED. -- IMMEDIATELY An
w agen for this State. Business Perma- P
snt rnd p. otable. For 1urNher H. in1ol ,,,outnn n
t1on Honee o"'l y" WV - sepl2-lt
The Morning herald., 1877-09-12

N 7''' Y"
otfiCE OF THE DELAWARE STATE FIRE
ATD MARINE Insurance COMPANY,
ri in.ELAWARE CITY, DEL. Avg 30. 1877.
ers s,eir ds VIII be meeting of the Stock hold
warn :" IN In,s Company at their office In Dela-
l,,h ne ~. ,Hsl.y' at 10 q. m, Friday September
lnittee '''' VI '''0 'o'
JOS. H, MYERS,
sepl-llt Secretary
The Morning herald., 1877-09-12

No!lCE-Robert p. Jones is the author
~ ~, yea agent for receiving orders for the
Ofsn, OMsloFieSS I Excavating Company" NO l..
'illce No. g. West Tenth street.
aug s5-if CHAS. JORD AN. Pres't.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-12

IlnENU-OFFICE OF THE VIII
~ MlNGTON COAL GAS COMPANY.
MI -. WILMINGTON, August st, 1871
cd' lh' directors Of the Wilmington Coal
di'S, daS company have this day declared, a
uv.oend u0st of three dollars per share for the
past nix months, payable on demand.
VIM. P. TAYLOR Treasurer,
au22-tf 3C9 Shipley street.
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WANTED Copies Of the Morning HeIa,o Ia {
w for the following dates; is75,Ihursdayg nan!
Nov. le, Friday, Dec. saturoay' y DeS yeSs =
Monday, Dec. y. tuesday; Dec. q; 2Toesdsv sSIe,z
Friday. Feb. !, Monday, Feb; ,daW :, uesans Ang
u, Wednesday, i ug. is, Friday, Aug TO-
Wednesday, Aug. onr,ru
len If HERALD OFC ICn'
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BOARDING.

uOOAEDING.-GoN1 board for S42o per
II week. at 3O5 Sh}pley street.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-12

treats Mr.. Hayes's recent order with utter
Indifference, and contends that the resigns~
tions of the members of the Republican
National Committee was only for form sake,
and chat when their services are needed
t1ev will take an active part in the affairs
of the Committee, and that since Hayes
don't respect his own order be cannot cons
pel subordiuates to do so.
RETURING BOARD,
Anderson, left us a few days ago with his
commission as deputy collector of the port
of New Orleans, in his coat-tail pocket,
direct fran Mr.. Hayes. This means that
al, appointments under him will of course
he giyen to those fellows who will testify in
behalf OF the indicted members of the
Board on their trial, and as they have
already committed the blackest kind of per-
Jury, they will not stop at any amount of
hard swearing in behalf of their masters,
provided they are properly supplied with
DOE itions. This is certainly not the civil
service reform Mr.. Hayes promised us.
o! Tempora, O Mores.
THE RAID
on the San Francisco mint by the removal
of the Radical Superintendent La Grange,
causes not even as much as ripple here
as his removal was only question o.
timely Iolicy. Brother Hayes deserve,
credit for ever and anon bouncing
=. these radical rasca!s, but methinks tn,
peoples choice, Sammy Tilden, would hay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03
A Denial from Hobart Pasha
A FEARFUL HOLOCAUST IN NEW
YORK.
One Hundred Lives Remarked VOxs

NEW YORK, Sept. Sire broke out at
3:i5 a. m. IN j. 7. Hale's piano factory, on
West 18th street, which was entirely de
>tIoyed. 1t is rumored that len persons per-
i.bed. The flames extended to the south side
OF the street, between 10Th and 18th avenues,
lie troying r. NJ. Connolly's barrel factory,
j Graham Co.'s silk factory, and several
houses adjoining. j. Walkers charcoal fac
tory, on the Forth side of 35lh sire ct also
burned. A block OF frame hou ses on the
west side of 10Th avenue, betw. en- 35th anu
36ih streets, is on fire and will doubtless be
destroyed. A steam fire engine was burned
the hremen being unable TO get il out in con
Seque nee OF the intense heat. 4 strong wind
is blowing, but the firemen thlnk they have
the flames under control.
NKW YORK, Sept. 3-A Herald bulletin
says about one hundred lives are supposed
10 he lost in the fire at 35th street aud 10Th
avenue. A piano factory, school house and
meDt houses were burned.
ESTIMATED LOSS.
The lowest estimate OF the 'Oss is 81 900 90
and many place the amount at a mucn
higher figure. 1T is reported that many lives
We're lost. but The rumOrs on this point are
very conflicting. 1t is probable tn At some OF
tbe wolkmen In the piano factory We're I'M
able 10 escape, but the number is not vet
known by any one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
Forly-twO boats cleared at the canal coIIsc-
tors Office at Cumberland on Friday. owing
10 tie low stage of water they were lightly
lacen, and with the help of more water put
M The prism all got away. Those loaded on
Thursday were llghtened somewhat nd got
over the bars. The Cumberland CiCiid3l of
The lSt say "Trade on The canal yesterday
was unusually heavy, fifty boats having LEFT
This port loaded with coal, being toe largest
number that has cleared in any one DAY
curing the season. J he business of the entire
lows: Monday. 3,I27 .O3 tons; Tuesday, g..
NO.0l. Wednesday. ,433 o.; Thursday. go:
Friday, 4, $50 IS; Saturday, 5.459Ol. Total
1921 CO This makes a total of 293, ~ .05 tons
slipped by canal for the season up TO last
night, decrease of 66 S46.l3 tons from the
amount shipped up 10 the same period last
YEAR"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03
The Tureo.Russfan War


MORE TURKISH SUCCESSES REPORTED.
All the reports from the scene of the last
struggle between The Turks and the Russians
agree that 1t has been disastrous to the latter
The Russian position has been completely
turned and Pophoi abandoned. The Tarks
were continuing the pursuit. Baker Pasha
iCoL valentine Baker, formerly of the Eug
lleh army under whom the Turkish cavalry
charge wss mad had two horses killed un-
der him, and is still missing, w tn Captain
BIlsco his aid. The Turks have the garrison
at Teipka Pass completely b ,mmned in. The
Russian post at Tirnova is open to attack
from the east by road from Bebrova, but
Mehenet Ali, even IL he finally clears Shipka
Will have to clear the Rus las from Papashvi
as II There they could threaten his Il tnk. The
whole effect Of the battle of Karasan as the
Russian defeat OF Thursday has been STYLED
has not been asctrtained, nut there can ne no
doubt that IL has crippled the Russian forces
IL mat quarter. On Friday the Turks made
q reconn0' ssance end encountered thirty
thonsa2d Russians posted five miles east OF
Plevna. The Turk h off ial reports claim
mat aitfr two hours de, p-TaIe fighting the
enemy fled and that three rF-doubts were car
rled by assault, and one gun. many horses,
and arms cap ured. The Russian report of
The same action says the Turkish force was
twenty five thousand, and after eli ght hours
hehtlng, were repulsed along the whole line
lie Russian loss was six hu Hdred. The cor
respondent of the London Neus, who was a
witness OF The battle OF Thursday last saws
The Russ ans were overpowerei by force OF
six 10 one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

STAND FRoM TNDER.-Tne revival of
business IN New York Is one OF toe peculiar
things Of cur locality. IL gives no warning
ard rs heraldei by no symptoms. II comes
on like the rash In a family. Toe ca ldren
The morning. Through all the psnics OF tue
saSt twenty i've years the ra-uparatlOn has
been sudden. The revival does MT appear
IN one department only, but seems 10 Affect
every line OF trade. Under an Intuition the
whole machinery Of trade seems 10 De nut i'm
motion. by general consent NJ ~ admitted
mat business Is reviving on all sides: DO
one can tell why ~ l.. a well-known dry
goods merchant said this morning {" don't
know bow 10 Is, but last week 1 gOuld not
nave been unwilling Ia have taken a Journey
10 The White Mountains or 10 the seaside
Io-dsy have 40 time 10 see my friends
The small force left In my store were idle.
sitting down on boxes. whtstling and eating
fruit Today every man j. In his place with
everything lac can attend %. I don't allow
any Of my help 10 90 away. aud nave called
BACK all my clerks who were on the wing
one OF our heaviest paper houses made
SUBSTANTIALLY The same statement: Ten DAYS
ago, Without sign OF warning, We found
ourselves covered with orders. We sold
ourselves down I'm the spring. and more as an
experiment than anything else. we kept our
full force on through the summer. ID - well
We did 30. We can only answer our orders
nothing more. There has never been 80
much money waiting investment a. now
Unless all signs TAIL we are To have a brisk
fall season. B,1Itegh's ". T. OR. B0sloa
Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

bAIIlMoRg, eept. 3-tirsfnia sixes, old, 10;
DC deferred 81; do, consolidated, IS; do. second
seriss, Al; North Carolina skies. of, 10; do new :,
~ bid to day. Sugar arm, 50 asa, fair to good
BALi,soRE. Sept s.--Coston quiet middli,s
s.a .1psr So d% 5~hs
do fanny. 0Oas So City M ills super. o,si So: do
extra, Sles6.S9; do. Bio brand..7 90; Patacsco
family, $40, Wheat, toathern Hrn and higher.
western II tied and higner-southern resi-; good TO
prime, Goal IS; do. amb-r. lNal so; d. whit.
ccai 30; Penssy wanna red, I i0al Is: western
ste amer, l IS bid; do. No. winter red, spot N:
September, lSh; october, IS. Corn sou.hern
nr1ner, wes'ern strong and b. eber-southern white
Of, 20 yellow %; western mixed, spot SIX Ssptaanl
Der, 3.H; Oct. Der, 5si4; steamer. a. OaIs Quiet
so sou, siss6 western white, sass do mix d. s.
a. Psnns, iv,sia ssas6. Bye quiet, 50 Tor inc
Provisions steady and firm: Pork, I4CJaH S. Bulk
mea,s ioose-shoulders. $50; clear rib s,des
~ Bscon.sboulders, 6,sa6Z: clear rib siies 81.
Si. Hsans, l2aD. Lard, 81 Butter hrp for ch ne
aed, ish bid. Ccfiee dull ami ns minaIIs Issaak
Tor klo cargoes Whisky dcil, la,S Rscs.D.sN
Fiorr 2SS; wheat. kS.000 corn, 81 200; oats. 600;
rye 5O0. Shi pm nts-WhesS, 5000; corn, 700 o
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-stocks generally higher
Honey and 4. Gold, sus5l Exchange, long, ssJ1s;
short, <Sh. 0ovsr.mspss weak.
ctnts higher Corn aboat cent better.
LONDON, Sept. 8, l2;0 p. m.-Censols IS SIS for
money And the account. q. foursnd a-half per
eent bonds, ios; 1879, l07. ton fories, hos Ere
i HIM.; az ITsf.rTsd o. New YORK Central, 100
p aRIs- SEPT. 5, $50 p. m.-Fve per cent. reates
100 francs 72h confines fog the account.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

~Major A. F. Garrison ST., United States
vice consul AT Guaymas, Mexico, is dead.
~ The funeral of f. l.. Davenport, the
tragedfsn, Will take place In New York to-
morrow.
RTProf o. G. Marsh, OF Yale college.
was elected president OF the American Scien,
tfic Association at Nashville on Saturday
DGeorge NJ. Pinney, ex-naval clerk, has
been indicted at San Francisco on two
charges of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses.
~At the works of the Standard oil COM
par y, Brooklyn, n. V, yesterday an iron
agtating tank containing about three hun
ored barrels OF petroleum was destroyed by
hre. Loss not ascertained.
~Joseph B. English has been arrested in
New York for having In bis possession a
81 coo bond which he was trying to sell for
$40. The bond had been advertised by the
treasury as baving been lost or stolen
R-A meeting of some of the business men
OF Louisville, KY, agreed to petition Con-
giess and earnestly urge Kentucky repre-
So natives TO use their influence to secure the
repeal OF the bankrupt law.
RT The Richmond Whig predicts that not a
Nrginian will be elected To the state legis-
lature who takes the position that the rate OF
taxation should be increased TO pay ia fall
the interest upon the State debt.
~ Wshlin, who is confined at Norrisfown.
Pa, awaiting trial for the murder OF Young
Hoehne at Elm Station, last autumn, has
refused to take food OF any kind for Ave davs
and declares that he will starve himself 10
death.
aSA colored woman residing at Provi
dence, r. l., was on the 10th bitten on the lin
by q large black spider. A few DAYS ago sha
died In great agony, her head and neck hav-
ing become swollen to an enormous size
and her limbs being beyond her control.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03
A Lively Excursion Party

PORTLAND, Me, Sept. 3.-Tne steamer
lymouth Rock arrived here from Boston
last night with two thousand passengers
Many OF them were Intoxicated. Daring the
trip number of fights occurred on board
One man had his nose bitten off and another
bis ear. The passengers were landed on a
dark wharf, and three Of them fell overheard
but We're rescued. Twenty five were so
drunk that they had TO be locke1 up. The
crowd rushed up town. and in one saloon the
money drawer was robbed of seventy dol
lars. The better portion OF the passengers de-
nounce the whole affair. From three hun
dred TO four hundred returned TO Boston this
morning byrail in preference 10 experiencing
further rOwdyism on the boat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03
Ex-CoMNTssIoNER RrRnErr TrRSs I.

fN-CoMNTssIoSER BCRDErT TURNS Up
AT SEDALIA, Mo- The Sedalia MOI D.8,1-
pW contains the fOllowiDg.-'Tne puhIlc
VIII remember in May. 1876. Hon. =. = Bur
dttt, l. -. comm Toner OF the general land
Office, suddenly disappeared. and. notwith-
standing the most thorough search, nothing
nf hrs whereabouts could be learned. The
last seen of him was I'm the As,or House
New York, when he had considerable m pney
aud jewels on his person. Yesterday a we'll
dressed, Distinguished looking man. with a
wan and carswOrn face was observed pacing
up and down on ith street, acting strangely
and watching the buildings closely. Finally
ne entered the house OF lawyer f.. j. Smith,
and, approaching Mrs. Smith. inquired: DO
yon know who | amp She replied in the
negative. He then sa Id: Il am s. & Burdett'
and so he proved 10 be. He appeared to be
deraHged, and, In reply 10 question as 10
where be had been, said he did not know
His intellect was evidently clouded, and his
mind wandered he appeared Indifferent
upon the subject of his family. Ii appears
his family had discovered his whereabouts
and sent him funds 10 return. IL is thought
the presence of his family and proper treat
ment Will restore his reason"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03
The Louisville worling,nen in Earn.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. The English and Ger
man sections of the WOrkingmen's party of
this city contemplate the prosecution OF the
policemen who arrested members OF their
order at Schuler's hall during the recent
strike. They intend TO make test case ami
STE, as they say, whether anybody can b
arrested for simply holding meeting for
The expression of free thought; and they Will
also attempt the release OF those now "a Gus
tCdy, by habeas corpus. A committee has
been appointed TO confer with the Changers
who meet here shortly, on the subject OF
congressman OF this city are also 10 be Wis
ned, and the nee Is of the laboring classes
laid before them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

THE FUNERAL OF BRIGHAM YOUNG
br gham fOung's funeral took place in salt
Lake City yesterday. There were probab ply
l2CO0 or 10, GOO persons in the tabernacle. The
religious services commenced at II a nd con-
tir ued until 2 o'cl, ok. Remarks were made
by Woodruff, Hyde, Cannon and Lay on
euiogistic OF the deceased, and the great work
ne bad performed. The body was enclosed
in plain redwood coffin, and was borne TO
the grave by the employees Of the late Presi-
dent The cOrtege was preceded by band
and followed by the family, the d. ffarent or
deTs of priesthood and adherents, all on foot
The order OF Brigham Young as to the dispo-
sltlOn OF his remains, written in 1873 was
read but HOthlDg from him has been made
Known as yet as 10 the successor TO the lead
ership of the church or disposition of his pro-
perty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

RAILROAD LITIG II. s. cir
cult court at Des Moines, Iowa, has con-
frmed he sale of the Iowa Central road
made by the master to the farmers Loan
bOndhOlders, and ordered the deed to be
made accordingly. Three new companies
have been formed by different factions O
party, one the Cowdry and one as the Gillian
party, were present and each claiming to be
i.organiZce as the company, to which the
trustees should be ordered to convey the
property. This matter The court referr ID 70
be determined ny the written vote OF the
bondholdeIs, and appointed a master to tai e
such vote and report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.-On Wednesday
night last most terrible accident occurred
To a young lady about fifteen years OF age, at
the residence OF ner uncle, Mr.. William F.
Mitchell, of Gordonsville. The particulars
are as follows: About 81 O'Clock Miss
Mlicnell WAS preparing to retire, when she
took up a small kerosene lamp and was in
the act OF going IN an adjoining room, when
her foot slipped from some cause and she
catching fire were soon In a light blaze. She
ran III the street and her screams could be
heard for some distance. The young lady
died This morning Thursday about
O'Clock Il Piedmont ItrODinu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

ANOTHER DISAPPOINTMENT FOR Mr..
ROSA Remarkable Resemblance The boy
Rnown as Gus Levering, from Springfield
OHIO, who was supposed 10 he the long mis-
sing Charlie Ross, was taken u German
town yesterday, and the purpose Of the visit
being universally known attracted immen Sc
Groves OF people anxious To ascertain the re-
sui OF the Interview. The boy failed To "a :
c1gnlze MI. or Mrs. Ross, or any OF the chill
uren OF 'hc .amiIy. Mr. and Mrs Ross failed
10 identify him, and Mrs Ross sd id he was
not the missing boy, though he resembled
b N, e. 3ecially about the eyes. She says his
wrists are too large and his face too wide be-
tween the cheek bones. Many friends of The
f,rnily who had a knowledge of Charlie de-
clare Tha the boy greatly resembles him,
and some express the opinion that he is ac-
tually haTlfp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

SUICIDE OF A DEsPoNDENr MECHANIC
AT $50 a. m. John Costello, aged forty-seven
u q ate maker. committed suicide on the top
moor OF No 59l Eleventh avenue by shooting
himself In the left breast with an old muZ-
e-loading rifle. The bullet tore a rent in
The suicides back nearly three inches ia di-
ameter, carried away piece OF flesh, which
chung 10 The ceiling of The room. and passed
upwards through the roof Costello's wife,
Who was IN an adjoining room. ran out when
she heard the report, but her husband was
dead. Coroner WoItman held an inquest al
noon, and Mrs. Costello testified that for
some time her husband had been very de-
spondent, owing To the want of employm
ana that he had often said that he would BE-
better OFF il he were dead. The Jury returned
verdict OF suicide while insaueLN Y
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